Where is it located?

Hi! Likha Residences is located at Km. 19, West Service Road, Cupang, Muntinlupa City beside Hillsborough Village. You can view our location through: https://bit.ly/LikhaResidencesLocation

Details please (sizes of the units, no. of bedrooms, no. of floors)

Hi! Likha Residences is a 1.2-hectare townhouse development with 68 units. We have Pre-selling 3-storey with 219 sqm floor area and RFO 3-storey units at 248 sqm floor area. All units have 3 bedrooms and 1 staff quarter.

How much are your units?

Hi! As of April 2025, RFO units starting at 34M and pre-selling private garden units starting at 30M.

Can I schedule viewing?

Please send us your preferred date and time together with your full name, contact number and email address, our Representative will get in touch with you.

When and how can we improve our unit?

Unit owners can move in after the usual condo orientation / briefing on condo orientation policies and after the punch listing and unit turnover is done.

When and how can we improve our unit?

Unit Improvement is possible once the unit has been officially turned over to the Unit Owner. Prior to construction works or unit improvement, please coordinate with the Property Administrator for the usual permits, construction bonds, etc.

Can the Buyer have his/her unit rented out?

Yes, Buyers may choose to enroll their units under the PPMG Lease Management Program. Rental rates shall be agreed between PPMG and the Unit Owner, and are generally guided and set according to prevaling rental rates. For independent and privately-transacted rental services, Unit Owners must submit a copy of the Lease Agreement to the Administration.

Should a Unit Owner decide to enroll his / her unit under PPMG’s Lease Management Program, how much is the administration fee and how will the Buyers receive his / her rental income?

PPMG charges a standard Broker’s Fee equivalent to one month’s rent. In some instances, 10% of the monthly lease amount is additionally charged. Unit Owner-Lessors receive payments by ATM transfer if based in the Philippines, or via telegraphic remittances if based overseas. The cost of the remittances is borne by the Unit Owner-Lessor.