Combine your Holiday and Investment
Located on a stunning private island in the Philippines, these exclusive villas are both an excellent real estate investment and holiday home for investors.
10%
Estimated Annual Return on Investment
75%
Estimated occupancy rate on the island
10 yrs
Average payback period for real estate investments
10%
reservation fee
Remaining payment plan 50/20/20
Bawbawon Beach Resort
This new seaside development embodies the essence of family, fun-filled moments in an eco-tourism environment.
Full of charm and beauty, Bawbawon Beach Resort
is located in a tropical paradise with turquoise waters,
white sandy beaches, mangroves and palm trees.
As the Philippines continue to develop as a tourist destination, this locally embedded resort provides investors with opportunities to own a holiday home and earn income from the resort rentals.
Units for Sale
Bawbawon Beach Resort offers a limited amount of villas for sale.
Home to open-plan, sleek interiors with views that overlooks the ocean and majestic mangroves of Bawbawon. Home Owners & Guests can enjoy a vibrant coastal lifestyle and access a variety of facilities on their doorstep.
Beach Villa
bahay kubo
Beautifully designed with open plan living and glass sliding doors that open onto a beautiful porch overlooking the ocean.
1-Bedroom Villa
- High Ceiling
- 1 King Size Bed
- 1 Alcove Bed
- Twin Sink
- Separate Toilet
- Semi-Outdoor Bathroom
- Outdoor Shower
- Kitchenette
- Outdoor Bar
- Pergola
- Terrace
Loft Villa
bahay terazza
Contemporary Loft Villa featuring open plan living. The Second floor has a charming loft with a beautiful balcony offering picturesque views of the mangroves and mountain backdrop.
1-Bedroom Loft Villa
- High Ceiling
- 1 King Size Bed
- Pull-Out Bed
- Living Room
- Twin Sink
- Separate Toilet
- Semi-Outdoor Bathroom
- Kitchenette
- Outdoor Bar
- Pergola
- Big Balcony
- Outdoor Seating
- Terrace
Development Overview
PHASE 01
Construction
Construction will take approximately 12 months.
PHASE 02
Furnishing
Two months for interior finishes including furniture, appliances, etc.
PHASE 03
Rental Preparation
Unit will be advertised and allocated to the resorts operation.
Investment Benefits
10%
Estimated Annual ROI
75%
Estimated occupancy rate
10%
reservation fee
Remaining payment plan 50/20/20
10 yrs
Average payback period for real estate investments
Full
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Choose your Villa
- Loft Villa - bahay terraza
Review & Sign Contract
Secure Unit with
Initial Deposit
Monitor Building Milestones
Certificate Handover on Completion
Your Investment is Rented Out
FAQs
Can the villa be jointly owned by more than two people?
Yes, a villa may be jointly owned by two or more individuals, with the corresponding Condominium Certificate of Title (CCT) issued in the names of the co-owners.
If two people purchase the villa, do both receive retirement visas?
No, the Philippine Retirement Authority (PRA) policy only allows one SRRV holder, regardless if such unit is co-owned by several foreigners eligible for SRRV.
Does the retirement visa cover family members?
Yes, an applicant may include their spouse and/or unmarried children under 21 years of age in the retirement visa application (dependent visa). If the applicant wishes to include more than two (2) dependents, an additional visa deposit of USD 15,000.00 must be remitted for each additional dependent under the name of the applicant.
Note that the issuance of dependent visas is subject to submission and review of additional documents as may be required by PRA.
Can I sell the villa in the future? Is there an exit plan for investors?
Yes, you are free to sell your villa anytime, as each owner(s) has full ownership of their portion. The rights and responsibilities of co-owners follow Philippine civil law on co-ownership.
If you’re using the villa purchase to qualify for the SRRV (Special Resident Retiree’s Visa), you must first replace your investment deposit before selling the unit. This is required by the Philippine Retirement Authority (PRA) to keep your SRRV active. If you sell the unit without replacing the deposit, your SRRV will be cancelled until the requirement is met.
As a general note, foreigners are allowed to own condominium units in the Philippines—as long as foreign ownership in the building (through the condo corporation) does not exceed 40%. This is allowed under the Philippine Condominium Act. Foreigners can fully own the unit, but not the land it stands on, which is owned by the condominium corporation.
Should there be any concerns from government agencies regarding foreign ownership or equity restrictions, we will guide you through possible solutions or alternate structures to ensure compliance.
What happens to the villa and retirement visa if the owner passes away?
In the event of the SRRV holder’s passing, the SRRV visa will be canceled. The Villa will form part of the deceased’s estate alongside their other assets. The distribution of the estate will generally follow the national law of the deceased or the laws of his country of citizenship.
What happens to the villa and retirement visa if two people purchase the villa and one passes away?
If one of the co-owners passes away, their ownership in the villa will be transferred according to the laws of their home country. As there is only one SRRV issued per villa, if the SRRV holder is deceased, it becomes automatically cancelled and cannot be transferred to any co-owners.
If one of the co-owners is a surviving spouse or a dependent of the deceased’s SRRV holder, they cannot directly inherit the visa. They would need to apply for a new SRRV, if eligible, or apply for another type of visa if they do not qualify for the SRRV.
What is the underlying principle of obtaining the visa through the villas?
Our villas are part of a PRA-accredited retirement project, meaning eligible foreign buyers can apply their SRRV deposit toward the purchase of a unit — providing a pathway to long-term residency in the Philippines.
Is Mindanao safe for foreigners?
Yes, Bawbawon Island in Mindanao is a safe and secure location for foreign investors. The region has seen increasing development in recent years, particularly in tourism and real estate, which has contributed to a stable and welcoming environment for both visitors and residents.
What is the weather like in Bawbawon Island?
Bawbawon Island experiences a tropical rainforest climate, with majority of rainfall between November to April. Below is an image showing the rainfall in various regions in Philippines. Bawbawon Beach Resort is located in the green zone. There is rain throughout the year but you can expect pleasant summer days.
