FAQs

Our offices are conveniently located at:

• Ortigas Office: 11th Floor, Raffles Corporate Center, F. Ortigas Jr. Road, Ortigas Center, Pasig City, Metro Manila, Philippines.
• Bulacan Office: MacArthur Highway, Malolos, Bulacan.
• Caloocan Office: 2F HGL Building, 554 EDSA corner Biglang Awa Sts, Caloocan City.

If you would like to visit, please give us a heads-up so we can ensure someone is available to assist you.

Feel free to contact us anytime during our business hours:

• Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Yes. Follow us on our official social media accounts for the latest updates:

• Facebook Page: facebook.com/philstar.official.com.ph
• Instagram: @philstar.marketing

For direct inquiries, please email us at inquiries@philstarmarketing.com.ph.

Kindly note that any other profiles or pages claiming to represent us are not authorized. You may contact us directly to verify their credentials.

We are happy to assist you with any inquiries regarding our properties. You can reach us by:

• Contact Form: Leave us a message through our contact form.
• Email: inquiries@philstarmarketing.com.ph

For urgent matters, contact our official hotline numbers:

• Ortigas: Cellphone: 0917-890-1726 | Landline: (02) 8706-1092
• Bulacan: Cellphone: 0917-770-1291 | Landline: (044) 816-0059

We would love to help you schedule a site visit or viewing for our projects. You can reach out via:

• Contact Form: Leave us a message through our contact form and select 'Schedule Site Viewing' from the subject dropdown.
• Email: inquiries@philstarmarketing.com.ph
• Hotline: You can also contact us through our hotline numbers listed above for immediate support.

We look forward to hearing from you and hope to see you soon.

You can check availability in the following ways:

• Featured Projects Section: Visit our Featured Projects section, or Properties & Lots, and look for listings marked "Available".
• Contact Form: Leave us a message through our contact form and select "General Inquiry" from the subject dropdown for quick assistance.
• Email: inquiries@philstarmarketing.com.ph for more information.

For leasing inquiries, feel free to reach out through our:

• Contact Form: Leave us a message through our contact form and select 'Leasing Inquiry' from the subject dropdown.
• Email: inquiries@philstarmarketing.com.ph.
• Hotline: You can also contact us through our hotline numbers listed above for immediate support.

Interested in purchasing a property? Please visit the following sections for more information:

• Buyer's Guide, for the steps of a purchase.
• Properties & Lots, for the house designs and estate lots on offer.

Alternatively, you can contact us directly through the official contact details above for assistance.

Yes. Please reach out to us using our official contact details above, and we will be happy to assist you with the process.

Yes, we offer a range of financing options and flexible payment plans. Our goal is to help you find the best plan that meets your specific needs and create a smooth investment journey for you and your family.

Philview does not accept online payments, and you cannot pay through this website or the app. Which payment channels are accepted is not published here: payments are arranged directly with our accounting team, who confirm the channel and give you the payment instructions for your account.

Once accounting records a payment, it appears on your Balance page together with your payment schedule. To ask about paying, book a consultation with the accounting team from the Appointments page, or ask Philip to connect you.

Looking to join our exclusive broker list? Select 'Broker Accreditation' from the subject dropdown in our contact form, or email your resume to inquiries@philstarmarketing.com.ph. We will guide you through the next steps.

Want to be part of the PMDI family? Select 'Job Application' from the subject dropdown menu of our contact form or email your resume directly to inquiries@philstarmarketing.com.ph. Our HR team will review your application and reach out to you if there are any available positions.

• Price/Quotation are for presentation purposes only.
• Subject to change without prior notice.

Standard requirements:

• Photocopy of Birth Certificate/Marriage Contract.
• 2 pcs. 2x2 pictures (applicants/spouse/co-borrower).
• Cedula.
• Proof of Billing.
• Postdated Checks (for equity and amortization).

Additional requirements:

• Affidavit of Waiver (for foreigner spouse).
• Affidavit of Support (if necessary).
• Court Order for Finality (if separated/annulled marriage).

Buyer/Spouse/AIF requirements:

For locally employed:

• Latest Income Tax Return.
• Original Certificate of Employment and Compensation.
• Latest 3 months Payslip.
• Valid IDs.

For self-employed/business owner:

• Photocopy Business registrations (DTI/SEC).
• Mayor's Permit.
• ITR last 2 years.
• Original authenticated financial statement (2 years).
• Picture of business.

For overseas Filipino workers (OFW):

• Original and notarized Certificate of Employment and Compensation (consularized).
• Contract Employment.
• Passport with entries.
• Seaman's Book (seaman).
• Proof of Remittances.
• 6 months Bank Statement.
• SPA.

General information about Philippine law, not legal advice and not PMDI's own policy. Your Contract to Sell sets the specific terms, so please ask our team about your case.

Republic Act No. 6552, the Realty Installment Buyer Protection Act ("Maceda Law"), protects buyers of residential real estate who pay in installments. It does not cover industrial lots or commercial buildings.

• Paid at least two years: you get a grace period of one month for every year of installments paid, to pay what is due without additional interest (usable once every five years). If the contract is cancelled, you are entitled to a refund (cash surrender value) of 50% of the total payments made, plus 5% more for every year after five years of installments, up to 90%. Down payments, deposits and option money count as payments made (Section 3).
• Paid less than two years: you get a grace period of at least 60 days from the date the installment fell due (Section 4).
• Cancellation: it takes effect only 30 days after you receive a notice of cancellation or demand for rescission by notarial act (and, if you paid at least two years, after the cash surrender value is paid to you).
• Before cancellation: you may update your account during the grace period to reinstate the contract, or sell or assign your rights to another person by notarial act (Section 5).

General information about Philippine law, not legal advice and not PMDI's own policy. Your Contract to Sell sets the specific terms, so please ask our team about your case.

Under Section 6 of Republic Act No. 6552, a buyer paying in installments may pay any installment, or the full unpaid balance of the purchase price, in advance at any time without interest, and have the full payment annotated on the certificate of title.

Philview does not accept online payments. To pay ahead, contact our accounting team, who will tell you the exact amount and how to pay.

General information about Philippine law, not legal advice and not PMDI's own policy. Your Contract to Sell sets the specific terms, so please ask our team about your case.

Presidential Decree No. 957, the Subdivision and Condominium Buyers' Protective Decree, sets rules that developers must follow:

• Registration and license to sell: a project must be registered, and the developer must hold a license to sell, before lots or units are sold (Sections 4 and 5).
• Development as advertised: the facilities, improvements and utilities shown in the approved plans and advertising must be built within one year of the license to sell, or another period set by the regulator (Section 20).
• No forfeiture if the developer fails: if the developer does not develop the project according to the approved plans and timeline, you may stop paying after giving notice, without forfeiting what you have paid, and ask for a refund of the total amount paid including amortization interest (excluding delinquency interest), with interest at the legal rate (Section 23).
• Mortgages: the developer may not mortgage a lot or unit without the regulator's prior written approval (Section 18).

General information about Philippine law, not legal advice and not PMDI's own policy. Your Contract to Sell sets the specific terms, so please ask our team about your case.

Under Section 25 of Presidential Decree No. 957, the developer must deliver the title of the lot or unit to the buyer upon full payment. No fee may be charged for issuing the title other than those required to register the deed of sale with the Registry of Deeds.

In Philview, your property's progress, from reservation to title transfer, is shown on your My Properties page as our team records each step.

General information about Philippine law, not legal advice and not PMDI's own policy. Your Contract to Sell sets the specific terms, so please ask our team about your case.

A property purchase involves taxes and fees set by national and local law, such as documentary stamp tax, local transfer tax and Registry of Deeds registration fees. The rates depend on the property and its location, and who pays each one depends on the law and on your Contract to Sell.

Philip does not estimate these amounts. Please ask our accounting team for the amounts that apply to your property.

General information about Philippine law, not legal advice and not PMDI's own policy. Your Contract to Sell sets the specific terms, so please ask our team about your case.

Please talk to us first: ask Philip in Philview to pass your concern to our team, or contact our office, and our team will respond.

Under Republic Act No. 11201, the Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) regulates subdivisions and condominiums (Section 25), and the Human Settlements Adjudication Commission (HSAC, formerly HLURB) hears cases between buyers and developers, including claims for refund (Sections 12 and 16).

Philview handles personal information under Republic Act No. 10173, the Data Privacy Act of 2012. Our Privacy Policy (philview.org/privacy) explains what we collect and why, who processes it, how long we keep it, your rights to access, correct and object, and how to complain to the National Privacy Commission.