What advice to expats in Malapascua have about housing?
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"Expats in Malapascua often advise newcomers to consider renting before buying a property. This allows you to get a feel for the area and understand the local housing market better. They also suggest looking for a house or apartment that is close to amenities such as shops, restaurants, and healthcare facilities. It's also important to consider the local climate when choosing a home. Houses in Malapascua are typically built to withstand the tropical climate, with features such as high ceilings, ventilation, and shade to keep the house cool. Expats also recommend hiring a local real estate agent who can help navigate the local property market and negotiate prices. They can also help with understanding the local laws and regulations regarding property ownership. Safety is another important factor to consider. While Malapascua is generally a safe place, it's still advisable to look for a home in a safe neighborhood and consider installing security measures such as alarms and locks. Lastly, expats advise being respectful of local customs and traditions when moving into a new neighborhood. This can help you build good relationships with your new neighbors and integrate into the local community," mentioned another expat when asked about moving to Malapascua, Philippines.
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What advice to expats in Malapascua have about housing?
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