Lamudi Data Shows Where Buyers Can Find Foreclosed Properties

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Global real estate portal Lamudi Philippines studied its data on foreclosed houses

In case homebuyers are wondering where they can get affordable houses, cities in Bulacan, Laguna, and Rizal right on the fringes of Metro Manila offer them the most viable options, as these areas are teeming with foreclosed properties, according to data from global real estate website Lamudi Philippines.

In its latest data analysis, Lamudi found that the cities of San Jose Del Monte (Bulacan), Dasmariñas (Cavite), San Mateo (Rizal), Bacoor (Cavite), and Santa Rosa (Laguna) have the most number of listed foreclosed houses in the website. These are followed by Antipolo (Rizal), Imus (Cavite), Caloocan (Metro Manila), San Pedro (Laguna), and Quezon City (Metro Manila). Caloocan and Quezon City are the lone Metro Manila cities that made it the top 10. Together, these cities comprise 51 percent of all foreclosed houses listed in the Lamudi website.

In terms of prices, San Jose Del Monte offers the most affordable foreclosed houses among the top 10 cities. Foreclosed houses in this Bulacan city average Php336,000. Quezon City, meanwhile, offer much pricier foreclosed houses, averaging Php5.33 million.

Change4Change Mobile App: Connects Donors and Volunteers to Causes

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"With your smartphone, you can be a philanthropist."

Introducing the Change4Change mobile app! Change4Change is a social giving platform that connects donors and volunteers to the causes they care about. You can use the app to donate to different projects or to discover various legal local non-profit organizations that you can volunteer to.

You can discover various non-profit organizations that do awesome work for social good in Change4Change’s continuously growing list of partners.

Browse by category based on causes you are interested in.

And make one-time or recurring donations conveniently thru your smartphone.

Donations go straight to the non-profit organizations’ bank account. This service is free for non-profit organizations and Change4Change does not get any percentage from the donations. The app is also free for download to smartphone users.

Cesar Montano Painting Exhibit at Kamuning Bakery

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Actor, singer, sportsman, director and painter Cesar Montano, appointed as commissioner of UNESCO in 2005, has his 3rd solo painting exhibit at Kamuning Bakery Cafe in Quezon City.

Kamuning Bakery Cafe is a venue for painters, sculptors, photographers, poets, authors and cartoonists to showcase their masterpieces related to the arts and culture. It is also a place where non-partisans, leaders, and newsmakers dialogue with media and intellectuals for the so called Pandesal Forum.

This is where popular personalities from artists to celebrities, politicians and advocates, all hold their special press conferences proudly called the Pandesal Forums to honor the Pandesal -the main product of the bakery and cafe.

Cesar Montano's first solo exhibit was at the Glass Wing of the Ayala Museum, and his second was in California. The exhibit showcases diverse works he has created which expresses his love for nature and life.

Notable personalities that attended the launch include Lily Monteverde, more popularly known as Mother Lily, who purchase some of Cesar Montano's paintings amounting to 1 million pesos.

We also learned that Cesar Montano is running alongside two other individuals under the Angat party-list.