The development at Bayswater, LapuLapu City,in the Philippines is a case in point. The P1.5 billion investment aims to replete with a business center that will have an internet café, bakery and pastries shop, laundry shop and convenience store:

So will living at Bayswater make your dreams come true? Perhaps not, but then again its the houses do look lovely and are probably a damn sight better than the place we have to go back to in London town…

See http://www.bayswater.ph/ for more info and if you buy one send us a postcard.

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The development at Bayswater, LapuLapu City,in the Philippines is a case in point. The P1.5 billion investment aims to replete with a business center that will have an internet café, bakery and pastries shop, laundry shop and convenience store:

So will living at Bayswater make your dreams come true? Perhaps not, but then again its the houses do look lovely and are probably a damn sight better than the place we have to go back to in London town…

See http://www.bayswater.ph/ for more info and if you buy one send us a postcard.

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As such the levels of investment made in such animations are notable, allowing highly polished and therefore cutting edge animations. Styles vary according to the target demographic with funky city apartments receiving a different treatment to your typical family orientated development.

Hyland Village is an example of marketing a new life style and neighborhood unit. Built by McStain Neighborhoods, a Colorado developer and homebuilder, Hyland Village aims to offer (note marketing speak):

a vibrant alternative to typical suburban neighborhoods. Imagine leaving your car in the garage for a whole weekend. Here, you’ll be able to walk to the boutiques and services on Main Street, to the neighborhood pool and community center, to the charming parks, and to the miles of trails along the Farmers’ High Line Canal. And as you’re walking, you can revel in the details of traditional neighborhood design: front porches, quaint tree-lined streets, architectural variety, tucked-away alleys and inspired street scenes.

We were impressed by the visualisation, its a nice compact 3 minute movie that does its best to provide a feel of the development…

You can find out more from http://www.myhylandvillage.com

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