Property Overview
Via Verde is the Philippines' first solar-powered mass housing community, featuring sustainable and eco-friendly homes. The project offers multiple model types with solar power systems, designed with Connovate panels providing 100-year lifespan, earthquake and fire resistance, and mold-resistant concrete. Located in Brgy. Homapon and Estanza, Legazpi City, the subdivision combines affordability with modern green building standards, certified with EDGE (Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies) from the IFC/World Bank.
Units
Available units in Via Verde Subdivision (Shp) - Solar-Powered Housing Community
Location & Neighbourhood
- Full AddressBrgy. Homapon and Brgy. Estanza, Legazpi City, Albay
- SubdivisionVia Verde Subdivision
- City / MunicipalityLegazpi City
- ProvinceAlbay
- Zip Code4500
- Walkability Score55
Nearby Places
- Taysan Resettlement Integrated School1.5 km5-10 minutes
- Southern Luzon Mission2.1 km10 minutes
- Mary's Child Science Oriented School3.3 km10-15 minutes
- Legazpi City Proper5 km15-20 minutes
- Mount Mayon25 km45 minutes
About the Neighbourhood
Located in the Bicol Peninsula with scenic views of the surrounding landscape. The area is developing as a residential community with access to schools, medical facilities, and commercial establishments. Proximity to Mount Mayon offers natural scenic beauty.
Flood Risk Information
Project marketing indicates flood-free location with elevated infrastructure design
Legal Documentation
Zoning Information
Socialized Housing (SH Subd - BP 220) as per DHSUD classification
Additional Information
- Reason for SellingNew project development and expansion of sustainable housing
- Accessibility NotesGround-level units available for accessibility
Market Insights
Comparative Listings
Historical Price Trends
Prices range from ₱1.3M for smallest unit (Lira) to over ₱6M for larger units. Market is segment-based with affordable entry-level options and premium offerings.
Future Development Plans
Part of broader solar-powered housing initiative in the Philippines with potential for expansion to other regions