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Lapit sa Tagipusu-on : Pro-Friends launches budget-friendly Merrydale Homes - Iloilo

With 23 years of experience in the property development business, Property Company of Friends, Inc. (PRO-FRIENDS) launched Merrydale Homes— Iloilo, a 6,5-hectare development in Sta. Barbara, Iloilo.



Merrydale Homes — Iloilo is PRO-FRIENDS' entry in the socialized housing category which aptly calls it "community living", as it is characterized by the integration of open spaces and other facilities to encourage healthy community living.


This type of residential design will enable families to enjoy more opportunities for bonding and wellness activities as it combines practical livable homes with multi-purpose spaces.



Strategic Location

Merrydale Homes - Iloilo situated in Brgy. Pal-agon, Santa Barbara which borders the bustling municipality of Pavia. It is approximately 15 kilometers away from Iloilo City and also near schools, work locations and commercial establishments.


This gated development offers the Amber house model which features provision for two bedrooms, living, dining & kitchen area, one toilet and bath, and a service area. Within the community will rise a multi-purpose hail and an open, multi-purpose court.



Budget-friendly Home

Through Merrydale Homes — lloilo, PRO-FRIENDS is able to offer homes within the budget. Start-up families, or even individuals or head of families with a monthly income of P12,000 may easily acquire one unit and pay for as low as Php3,000 per month via Pag-IBIG financing.

Owning a home is easy through Merrydale Homes —Voila!



And since the surrounding area of the community is continuously developing, the value of Merrydale Homes Iloilo is surely expected to grow in value in the succeeding years. 

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