Most buyers see amenities as decoration.
Pool.
Gym.
Coworking space.
Playroom.
Nice to have.
But in 2026, the smarter way to evaluate amenities is this:
What would it cost you outside?
Let’s break it down strategically.
The Gym Equation
Average gym memberships in Metro Manila range from mid to premium tiers depending on location.
Now multiply that by 12 months.
At Lykke Kondo, the gym is integrated into your monthly HOA — maintained, accessible, and steps from your unit.
No travel time.
No separate contract.
No surge pricing.
That’s not luxury. That’s cost consolidation.
The Coworking Shift
Remote and hybrid work is still dominant. Many professionals subscribe to coworking spaces for focus days.
Monthly coworking subscriptions can add another recurring expense.
Here, the coworking space is built into the development.
Need quiet focus? Go downstairs.
Need a meeting zone? Use shared spaces.
That’s built-in infrastructure — not an add-on bill.
The Pool and Playroom Multiplier
If you live in a house and want:
• A maintained swimming pool
• Secure play areas for children
• Landscaped relaxation zones
You either build and maintain them yourself — or you pay for club memberships.
Maintenance, chemicals, cleaning staff, repairs.
With centralized management, those costs are distributed efficiently across residents.
Security as a Financial Layer
24/7 security, CCTV monitoring, controlled access — these are not aesthetic features.
They reduce risk exposure.
Installing equivalent systems independently in a standalone property involves:
• Equipment purchase
• Installation
• Ongoing monitoring fees
• Maintenance
In a managed development, those are structured into predictable dues.
Developed by PH1 World Developers and built by Megawide Construction, Lykke Kondo integrates amenities into the lifestyle podium — not as decoration, but as systems.
Located along Marcos Highway in Pasig, just 120 meters from Ayala Malls Feliz, accessibility further reduces external spending on transportation and memberships.
Reframing the Question
Instead of asking:
“Are the amenities nice?”
Ask:
“What external expenses do these replace?”
When you calculate:
Gym membership
Coworking subscription
Security services
Club access
Travel cost to access these
The math becomes clearer.
Amenities are not indulgence.
They are built-in lifestyle subsidies.
In 2026, the smartest buyers don’t just buy units.
They buy ecosystems.
Which expense would you rather eliminate first?