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If you’ve been on Facebook lately, your feed has likely been flooded with a poignant, beautifully written essay by Karl Ojano. Accompanied by striking visuals of our city, the post isn't just another travel review; it’s a deep dive into the soul of urban development that has left both Ilonggos and Bicolanos reflecting on the meaning of "home." The post has quickly gone viral, shared...

Ever wonder what it looks like when you visit 30 countries and bring those memories home? 🤔 Take a look inside this unit at The Palladium. My client, Carl, designed his space to reflect his global adventures—from Paris to Monaco—right here in the heart of Iloilo City. It’s not just a home; it’s a high-earning Airbnb investment strategically located in Megaworld Boulevard. 💼

For many Ilonggos, the narrative of Iloilo City’s birth on August 25, 1937 is a familiar tale of five districts—Iloilo (City Proper), La Paz, Mandurriao, Molo, and Arevalo—uniting to form the chartered city. But there’s a fascinating missing piece: a powerful, wealthy “sister city” that stood shoulder-to-shoulder with Iloilo during the Spanish era, only to have its formal inclusion happen...