Property Overview
Via Verde is the Philippines' first solar-powered mass housing community. The subdivision features eco-friendly, sustainable homes with solar power solutions, designed to meet global green building standards through EDGE (Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies) certification from the IFC/World Bank. Located in the flood-free community of Homapon, Legazpi City, Via Verde offers affordable housing options with significant electricity cost savings.
Units
Available units in Via Verde Subdivision (Main)
Location & Neighbourhood
- Full AddressHomapon and Estanza, Legazpi City, Albay, Philippines
- SubdivisionVia Verde Subdivision
- City / MunicipalityLegazpi City
- ProvinceAlbay
- Zip Code4500
- Walkability Score65
Nearby Places
- SM City Legazpi5 km10 minutes
- Taysan Resettlement Integrated School1.5-4.6 km10-15 minutes
- Southern Luzon Mission2 km10 minutes
About the Neighbourhood
Legazpi City is a progressive, safe location in the Bicol Region. The area features modern residential developments with various amenities including clubhouses, swimming pools, basketball courts, and playgrounds. Nearby establishments include schools, hospitals, malls, restaurants, and banks, making it ideal for families and professionals.
Flood Risk Information
Via Verde Subdivision is built in a flood-free location, providing residents with peace of mind and long-term value in a safe residential community.
Legal Documentation
Zoning Information
Residential (MCH Subd - PD 957)
Additional Information
- Accessibility NotesSolar-powered homes designed for resilience and accessibility to modern utilities
Market Insights
Comparative Listings
Historical Price Trends
Via Verde properties show stable pricing with competitive rates for solar-powered homes in Legazpi City. Prices range from ₱1.3M for compact rowhouses to ₱6M+ for larger single-attached units.
Future Development Plans
Via Verde has expansion projects including Via Verde Heights Subdivision in Estanza and additional phases in Homapon. The development is part of Imperial Homes' vision to expand the Philippines' first solar-powered mass housing concept.