
Reasons to invest in a property in Cebu
Facts about living in Cebu
1) CEBU IS BOTH A CITY AND A PROVINCE
The province and capital of Cebu share the same name, which would often lead outsiders to think that the city is all mountains, beaches, and waterfalls. However, while Cebu has its fair share of natural attractions and tourist spots, it also has a thriving city life. In fact, it has been considered as one of the busiest cities in Visayas and Mindanao—second only to the major cities in Metro Manila. It hosts some of the biggest malls in the country and in the world, with an excellent slew of shopping districts to choose from and business parks as well.
2) ONE OF THE BIGGEST FESTIVALS IN ASIA IS HELD HERE
Held on the third Sunday of every January, the Sinulog Festival is a grand and colorful celebration every true-blue Cebuano looks forward to. The festival is held to honor the child Jesus (Sto. Niño), and features a series of novena masses, a fluvial foot procession, street dancing, and, at one point, street parties, making it the most visited and colorful festival in the Philippines. To culminate the event, a Mardi Gras is held on the final day of the festivities which falls on the third Sunday of every January.
3) CEBUANOS HAVE THE LONGEST CHRISTMAS
It is already a foregone fact that Filipinos have some of the longest Christmas holidays, with the festivities commencing as early as September. However, one region takes it a bit further by extending the holiday celebrations from the usual two-week stint to a full month’s worth of festivities. As the Sinulog festival falls squarely on the third Sunday of every January, it gives Cebuanos the excuse to extend their holiday revelries for three weeks more, in anticipation of the biggest festival in the country.
4) EVERYTHING IS WITHIN REACH
While traffic might be something most locals would need to contend with, it will be all worth their while. Unlike most Philippine cities, Cebu has everything within reach, which is pretty much why it has been slated as one of the Philippines' most livable cities. Taking up residence in Cebu means never having to take an extended road trip if you wish to go swimming on the beach or trekking in the mountain. In fact, everything is just within the city proximity, so your average Friday or Saturday can consist of island hopping during the day and then heading straight to club and bar hopping at night.


