The Pros and Cons of Living in Quezon City, Metro Manila

The people here are friendly and hospitable. However, you still need to be careful of those who could take advantage of you, especially if they notice that you are a newcomer. There are, as in many cities in the Philippines, undesirable elements. One must practice precaution in a place that is unfamiliar to them.

Our city prides of its accessible public transportation that allows a person to commute throughout the city easily. The night scenery and activities that could be seen and done here in my city are of wide variety. Although there are also downsides about living in a busy city, it is up for the people on how they are going to take advantage of it.

Someone moving to Quezon City must consider this location. Quezon have many places that one must consider. This city has many schools, markets, malls. Also, transport are accessible. Busses, Grab, taxis jeepney are everywhere so you will no difficulties with transportation and add to that there are an ongoing project of mass rapid transit or trains that will benefit many people.

Traffic in Quezon City is bearable if you leave the house at seven in the morning. The housing here is expensive, especially if you live near commercial spaces. The good thing about living in the metro is the number of nearby restaurants and coffee shops that are open 24/7. Also, if you like a good tan, the tropical weather here would be of great help.

Quezon City is one of the largest cities in my country. Someone moving here must know that almost everything that is deemed necessary is accessible if you live here. if someone considers residing in Quezon City, he or she must be vigilant as there could be a lot of people who may take advantage of them. Last and more importantly, know it is one of the most packed cities in the metro, where the need for quiet may be impossible to achieve.