From young dreamers to wise storytellers, Camella is built for families of all ages—where traditions are passed on, and futures are shaped, together. The streets of Cebu come alive with rhythm, reverence, and renewal as the Sinulog Festival draws millions to Cebu City. More than a celebration every January, the festival reflects culture evolving into a capital, promise shaped by purpose, and growth...
Image source: Freepik The Chinese New Year is one of the most important celebrations observed in the Philippines, and quite possibly in the world, especially among families influenced by Chinese culture and broader Asian culture. Unlike the regular New Year in January, this celebration follows the lunar calendar and is treated as a reset for the entire home and the year ahead. Rooted in feng...
Image source: Freepik The end of the holidays often brings a mix of relief and stress for parents. After weeks of fun, relaxed schedules, late nights, and flexible rules, the shift back to structure can feel abrupt. Whether the holiday break was filled with family trips, stay-at-home bonding, or long hours indoors, the moment school starts again forces households to reset. For many families, the...
Some buyers want a home they can move into right away. Others are willing to wait, plan, and build later. In real estate investment, this difference in mindset often leads to the comparison between a house and lot vs lot-only investment. Both can turn hard-earned money into long-term value, but the right path depends on whether your focus is a dream home, growing savings, or creating passive income over...
The Camella Prestige features open-plan living and dining areas, allowing for flexibility and easily transforming to host milestone celebrations, casual gatherings, or quiet evenings. As the residential market matures, housing preferences are increasingly informed by long-term usability and adaptability. Premium living at present is no longer defined solely by scale or scope, but by the capacity to...
The Camella Prestige Home series honors tradition while embracing innovation, creating living spaces that stand as legacies: adaptable, inclusive, and attuned to the evolving lives of the Filipino who will call them their own. Multigenerational living—where grandparents, parents, children, and extended relatives reside within a single household—has long been a hallmark of the Filipino way of life....
Life in the Visayas has a rhythm many Filipino families aspire to be part of. Days feel more grounded, communities feel closer, and daily routines leave room for both work and family life. From coastal provinces to thriving regional cities, this part of the Philippines offers a setting where long-term plans feel more attainable. For families ready to put down roots or investors looking toward emerging...
The new year is often seen as a fresh beginning for all family members, even for your kids. For parents, it’s also the perfect time to think about how you can help your child find their interests and support their journey of self-discovery. Childhood is an essential part of life where curiosity thrives, comfort zones are tested, and passions slowly take shape. Encouraging your child to explore...
Image source: https://www.freepik.com/premium-photo/closet-with-white-towel-white-shirt-it_272479457.htm#fromView=search&page=1&position=10&uuid=120ca766-31eb-4cd3-ac77-4d0002053b31&query=Clean%2C+minimalist+closet+with+neatly+arranged+clothes A cluttered wardrobe with too many piles of disorganized clothes can quietly affect your life more than you think. When your bedroom is filled...
For many Filipino families with three or more generations living under one roof, home is not just extra bedrooms to sleep in. It’s where grandparents help raise grandchildren, where adult generations share meals after long workdays, and where family bonds are strengthened. As we move into 2026, multigenerational homes are back in the conversation. Not because families are choosing it for the first...
