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Camella Orilla Champions Thoughtful Living in the City of Genteel People

Camella introduces its latest community in Dumaguete City, Orilla, the ideal choice for those considering a new home in a gated, secure location in Negros Oriental. The largest city and capital of Negros Oriental, Dumaguete, is home to some of the world's best diving sites including the islands of Sumilon and Apo. It holds a place in the list of the world's most diverse marine ecosystems due to its...

Dear Amazing Dad: Camella Celebrates Fatherhood through Wellness and Legacy

This Father's Day, Camella, the Philippines' largest and most preferred homebuilder, launched a heartfelt digital campaign honoring the pivotal role of Filipino fathers as builders of homes, families, and enduring legacies. Titled 'DAD: Dear Amazing Dad,' it combined emotional storytelling, wellness-centered gifting, and meaningful engagement to celebrate fatherhood across the nation. The online...

Camella, the Philippines’ Largest Homebuilder, Strengthens Market Leadership with Nationwide Residential Rollout

Camella, the market leader across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, has built close to 600,000 homes and pioneered communities in 49 provinces and 147 key cities and municipalities. Camella, the residential flagship of Vista Land, the Philippines’ leading integrated property developer, continues to strengthen its national footprint with the launch of new residential communities this quarter....

Camella Expands South Luzon Footprint with Four New Communities in Cavite and Batangas

Camella proudly unveiled four new residential developments in Cavite and Batangas as part of its banner campaign titled S.O.U.T.H.: Solidifying Opportunities and Unlocking Trends in Homeownership. Held at Brittany Palazzo, the event celebrated the growing footprint of the Philippines’ most preferred and largest homebuilder, as well as its unwavering commitment to providing Filipinos with beautifully...

Helping kids make friends

Building Bridges: How Filipino Families Can Help Kids Make Friends

In Filipino culture, barkadahan—or having a group of close friends—is a cherished part of growing up. For children, friendships are more than just shared games or secrets—they’re crucial to child development, emotional well-being, and social skills. Learning how to interact, share, cooperate, and resolve disagreements with other children shapes how kids will build relationships later in...

Preventing rainy season illnesses

Preventing Rainy Season Illnesses in the Philippines

The rainy season in the Philippines typically begins in June and lasts until November, with its peak around July to September. While the rainy season in the Philippines brings cooler temperatures and relief from the summer heat, it also increases the risk of common diseases. But with the right prevention tips—like strengthening your immune system, maintaining good personal hygiene, and...

The Meaning of Freedom: Celebrating Independence Day at Home

Every June 12, Filipinos around the world celebrate Philippine Independence Day, or Araw ng Kalayaan. More than just a national holiday, it’s a moment to honor the sacrifices of our ancestors and reflect on the freedom we enjoy today. This isn’t only about fireworks or parades: it's about appreciating our daily liberties, the security of our homes, and the people we share them with. Even in today's...

Creating a positive back-to-school environment at home

Family First: Creating a Positive Back-to-School Environment at Home

The new school year can be both exciting and challenging for families. As children transition from summer breaks to the hustle and bustle of school life, creating a positive learning environment can set them up for academic success. It can be as small as setting up a quiet study area, developing a growth mindset, or motivating your child to achieve their best. The fact is that a supportive home...

10 Must-Try Desserts in Mindanao That Will Surprise Your Taste Buds

Beyond Leche Flan, Cassava Cake, Maja Blanca, and Buko Pandan Familiar desserts like leche flan, maja blanca, and buko pandan have long been staples in Filipino celebrations. Their popularity is well-earned, but they represent just a fraction of what many Filipino sweets can be. Mindanao offers an entirely different approach—one that reflects the region’s agricultural abundance, cultural...

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