Is Landed Condo your next right move?

ACTUAL exterior photo of the Cypress Model Unit
Metro South’s continued evolution has reshaped how residential value is understood. What once stood at the edge of the Metro has evolved into a more established extension of it—defined by improving connectivity, growing commercial presence, and communities that are already in active use. For many investors, the appeal now lies in this balance: accessibility without congestion, and space without sacrificing proximity to key destinations.
Established communities are at the center of this shift, offering a setting where everyday life feels more considered. The Brentville International Community in Biñan, Laguna reflects this appeal, with its masterplanned communities, established facilities, and proximity to major thoroughfares connecting the South to Metro Manila.
Within this setting, Terrace Homes at Prominence II introduces a distinct residential proposition through its landed condominium model. It allows both local and foreign residents to enjoy the scale and openness of a house-and-lot home while operating within a structure that provides added flexibility in ownership. For those drawn to the South’s measured pace and evolving convenience, it presents a way to be part of a community that already reflects how the region is taking shape.

LIFESTYLE Snapshot: Cypress Model Unit Backyard
How the Landed Condominium Model Works
At its core, the landed condominium model is defined by ownership structure. Similar to a traditional condominium, it is based on divided and shared interests, where individual residences are privately owned while common areas are held collectively.
What makes it distinct is its physical form. Instead of a vertical tower, it takes the shape of a house-and-lot residence, allowing homeowners to enjoy the scale, personal space, and openness of suburbia while remaining within a condominium framework.
This structure is also what enables foreign ownership, as condominium units may be acquired within regulated limits even when direct land ownership is restricted. This expands access to a wider market while aligning ownership with how condominium assets are held and transferred.
“Our approach to landed condominium developments is rooted in giving homeowners the best of both worlds,” said Daphne Mae Odra-Sanchez, SVP of Filinvest Alabang, Inc, the high-end real estate arm of Filinvest which manages Brentville as part of its portfolio of masterplanned communities. “It allows them to enjoy the space and privacy of a traditional house and lot, while benefiting from the flexibility and accessibility of condominium ownership.”



