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Showing 1–3 of 3 articles for “common areas”

Can a Foreigner Buy a Condominium in the Philippines? What the Law Says

Can a foreigner buy a condominium in the Philippines? Yes, under the Condominium Act, subject to the 60% Filipino ownership rule for common areas.

Condominium Common Areas: When Utility Installations Inside a Unit Belong to the Corporation

Learn when electrical panels and utility installations inside a condominium unit are common areas under RA 4726 and the master deed.

Condominium Rights: Exclusive Use vs Unrestricted Construction on Common Areas

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that exclusive use of a condominium limited common area does not permit unrestricted construction or leasing to third persons.