Different Types of Temporary Housing in Novaliches Quezon City

-
by: Mary Ann Bolanos

There are different types of transient houses in Novaliches, Quezon City. Depending on your stay:

1. House for Rent in Novaliches, the house for rent in novaliches have two kinds:

     a. Furnished Apartment in Novaliches

         a.1   Long Term Stay Furnished Apartment in Novaliches, typically this is available for houses that are typically family homes, but are temporarily vacant for a year or two and up to a maximum of five years. Contracts are typically renewable every year.

         To give you an idea there are:

                1 Bedroom long term stay furnished apartment

               2 Bedroom long term stay accommodations in Novaliches

               3 Bedroom long term furnished corporate housing

            3 Bedroom ferienwohnungen are typically several furnished self catering house for lease that are bundled into 5 bedrooms. This will still come out cheaper, especially if you plan to get married, and would want your family from abroad or from the province to be in the same place. This will greatly facilitate the comings and goings before the ceremony...that is if you like to take advantage of marrying at the Catholic Churches in Novaliches, Quezon City.

        6 Bedroom fully furnished holiday accommodation is great for a big family that would want to spend Christmas in Novaliches, Quezon City, Philippines. This rare though but if you really like to spend a Novaliches, Quezon City, Philippines for the whole family, this should be reserved way way ahead so the houses are blocked only in your family's name.

       1 Bedroom condominium units that has 1 or 2 bedrooms

         A golden wedding anniversary and or grand reunion for the whole family is also possible to accommodate in a 5 br feriehnwohnungen personen especially if you plan a getaway in north provinces to Baguio, Pagudpud, Bolinao, Tambumbong, Hundred Islands and taste the fresh food of Binmaley Pangasinan.

             Long term accommodation as self service, or self catering long term accommodations in the Philippines prices are quite reasonable for families or expatriates working in Novaliches, Quezon
City.

   a.2  Apartment for Rent - Unfurnished. This type of temporary housing is typically for super long term stays, maximum of 9 years.

 


2. Short term Rentals in Novaliches Quezon City


       There are several types of short term furnished apartments in Novaliches Quezon City:

a. Short term furnished apartment for rent typically accommodates a 3 weeks to one month stay vacation apartments stay. You have the option to pay per day or a per month whole sale price. If you want to cut on cost and will be staying for two weeks to three weeks, its cheaper to pay a full month's rent plus utilities. A per day rate is expensive if you will rent a full house furnished.

b. Hotels and Apartelles



   

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Hair Styles in the Philippines

-
by: JC Bulan In the Philippines, when it rains, it really pours.  Now if you want to keep on looking great with your hair firmly in tact then take note of the following tips. Filipinas like their hair to be classy but not too flashy.  An excellent style for the long-haired gals is the Gibson tuck.  You’ll need a hair tie and pins for this one.  Put your hair up in a ponytail.  Just above the hair tie, part your hair into roughly two equal parts using your finger.  Next, twist your ponytail and insert it into the gap and tuck it inside along with the hair tie.  Wrap your hair up tight and secure the top of the tuck with hair pins.  You might also want to use a hairspray for the finishing touches.  Also it would look more elegant by pulling a few strands of hair for each side of your face. You can do a lot with braids.  One simple style is the high braided bun.  You can create this by first tying your hair in a high pony tail, then section it into three parts.  Get the leftmost part and
Read more

All Saints and All Souls Day Coming Up in Novaliches, Quezon City

-
Image
by Charles Bolanos All Saints and All Souls Day is a special day in the Philippines. This is the day when we remember the Saints and our beloved departed relatives and friends. Officially we do not have classes on 1 November and 2 November because that is when we are busiest. The government of the  past years typically cancels work on the 30th of October till 3 November. The reason for this is because of the people going to their respective provinces or homes where we gather and celebrate as early as 31st of October. Some even went to a point of sleeping overnight from 31st of October till 2 November. 1 November is actually a feast day as we commemorate those who have lived saintly lives. 2 November is not, but we offer Holy Masses till 30th of November for the souls of our departed relatives and friends. We believe that we gain Plenary Indulgences for them so they have a short stay in Purgatory, since we know that not all of our friends and relatives are saints...Oth
Read more

Documents Needed for a Catholic Wedding in the Philippines

-
by: JC Bulan If you plan to surprise or plan to get married in the Philippines, Filipino couples should prepare the following: 1.Marriage License, the couple applies for this at the city hall, the couple would need to submit copies of their certificates of birth (NSO-certified), baptism (6 months validity for both), and certificate of no marriage or singleness (CENOMAR) as well as community tax certificates, and valid IDs.  2. Certificate of Baptism 3. Certificate of Confirmation These documents must be in place at least two months before the wedding because the couple’s respective parishes will be posting marriage banns for a span of three consecutive weeks, announcing the pair’s intention to get married on a certain date. The couple would also be required to attend the canonical interview and a Pre-Cana seminar, organized by a parish or an independent Catholic organization.  These events  would touch on the importance of the sacraments, aspects of married life such as communication
Read more