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The Pros and Cons of Living in Las Piñas City, Metro Manila

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They go by many names (pluses and minuses, advantages and disadvantages, etc.) but pros and cons are vital to consider when moving. Here's what six local experts report about what they like and dislike about living in Las Piñas City, Metro Manila.

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When someone is considering moving my city, Las Pinas, they should be prepared for the bad traffic they’ll experience. Search and buy a place in advance before moving in because vacancies in our city run out fast. Despite these bad characteristics of our city, everything you need is available here. Shopping malls, markets, restaurants, and job opportunities are present here.

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Our city is full of beautiful destinations that will certainly entice people. These destinations include malls, food spots, historical landmarks, clean parks, and activity centers. However, one disadvantage people might have when they move to this city is that there’s always a traffic jam the whole day. On a good note, I’d still recommend moving here since most people here are kind and hospitable.

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Nestor, says: 2020

Las Piñas City is one of the cities in Metro Manila. It is a clean and developing city. A lot of residents are content to live here because of the benefits of the Local Government Unit such as discounted hospitalization, free education, etc. If you’re moving in, consider the following:

1. Budget – Since it is a developing city, the mortgage values are increasing. Nowadays, it’s hard to find a cheap rental.

2. Flooding – The country has two seasons: the wet and dry seasons. When there’s heavy rain, there are some places in Metro Manila that are affected by the floods.

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Las Piñas is known for the Bamboo Organ church. It’s a church made of bamboo organ. We also have Water Lily Festival here where the waterlily sprouts were gathered from the pond and make it dress, pen holders, accessories, etc. There are malls everywhere to go to causing traffic everyday but the good thing is it’s accessible from wherever you’ll stay in the city.

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If you are looking for a country style of living, you shouldn’t consider living in Las Piñas City. It is already a very populous and busy city, not to mention traffic is always heavy. However, if you desire accessibility, Las Piñas City is in the heart of the metropolis, with prime access to huge malls, schools and hospitals. It will only take you 15 minutes to reach the Ninoy Aquino international Airport. This city is also situated conveniently between key provinces of Luzon, such as Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, and the central business districts of Makati and Pasig. You may want to weigh in the pros and cons of living in this city first before making a final decision.

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Jessica, says: 2020

Moving to Las Piñas has both an advantage and disadvantage. An advantage is that Las Piñas is like a “pathway” to many places like Cavite, Manila, and Laguna, places where most businesses are located. A disadvantage I can give as a resident of this city for 17 years is that, traffic here is really severe given that Las Piñas is the pathway to big cities.

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Babeguil, says: 2020
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