For the past 6 years, a dog named Capitan has slept in the grave of his owner every night. His owner, Miguel Guzman died in 2006 and Capitan dissapeared shortly after the family attended the funeral services. They searched everywhere and put out flyers to try and find him. But no one had seen him.
A week later, some people who were at the cemetery late one evening spotted Capitan laying on the grave and they contacted the grounds keeper at the cemetery. The cemetery notified the family who promptly came to pick him up and take him home. But each night he would cry and scratch frantically at the door to go out and he wouldn't return home until morning. It was later discovered that Capitan would walk the 3 miles back to the cemetery each night to guard his master's grave.

It has been 7 years now. The cemetery does not close the gates until he arrives each night promptly at 6 pm. He sleeps there all night guarding the grave until the ground keeper opens the gate in the morning.

This is a true picture of Capitan here.👇

The Container Housing Community Project: A Revised Approach to Addressing Housing Needs in the Philippines

Our initial vision for a self-sustaining container housing community, developed in collaboration with Container House GUANGZHOU (China) and DTCM Group, Inc., initially intended for Zambia, was to establish a 30,000-hectare prototype community in the Philippines before expanding internationally. While the 2024 launch date was not met due to unforeseen challenges, we remain committed to this innovative project, now with a refined focus on serving the 2.2 million Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs). This revised strategy prioritizes a more manageable and impactful initial implementation within the Philippines.

This project will create self-sustaining communities where residents are active participants in the development and management. The core of the project is a Rent-to-Own program, enabling residents to eventually own their homes. A key element is the 40% foreign investment partnership with German/Europeans/American investors, who will collaborate with the community in its supervision and operation. This collaborative approach fosters a strong sense of ownership and pride amongst residents.

Interested individuals can register via our dedicated platforms: The BOSS, FREGA, and Golden Tech Consulting. These platforms will provide project updates, ensure transparency, and manage applications. Each community will initially accommodate 10,000 families; early registration is strongly advised due to limited capacity.

This project addresses the pressing need for affordable and sustainable housing solutions for marginalized communities across the Philippines. The container homes will incorporate eco-friendly features such as solar panels, rainwater harvesting, and organic farming initiatives, promoting self-sufficiency.

Beyond housing, the project aims to create economic opportunities. Communal spaces will facilitate the establishment of small businesses and cooperatives, empowering residents to generate income and build financial stability. The Rent-to-Own model will further empower individuals and families by providing a pathway to homeownership and long-term security.

The successful implementation of this model in the Philippines will serve as a foundation for expansion. Our goal is to replicate the project across all 17 regions of the Philippines and eventually expand to the African region. This scalable approach will significantly impact the housing crisis, improving the quality of life for numerous Filipinos and setting a precedent for sustainable housing solutions globally.

By combining innovation, sustainability, and community empowerment, this self-sustaining container housing project has the potential to transform the housing landscape in the Philippines and Africa, offering a replicable model for other countries facing similar challenges. The project's success hinges on a collaborative approach, combining local expertise with international partnerships to create sustainable and thriving communities.

The Container Housing Community Project: A Revised Approach to Addressing Housing Needs in the Philippines

Our initial vision for a self-sustaining container housing community, developed in collaboration with Container House GUANGZHOU (China) and DTCM Group, Inc., initially intended for Zambia, was to establish a 30,000-hectare prototype community in the Philippines before expanding internationally. While the 2024 launch date was not met due to unforeseen challenges, we remain committed to this innovative project, now with a refined focus on serving the 2.2 million Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs). This revised strategy prioritizes a more manageable and impactful initial implementation within the Philippines.

This project will create self-sustaining communities where residents are active participants in the development and management. The core of the project is a Rent-to-Own program, enabling residents to eventually own their homes. A key element is the 40% foreign investment partnership with German/Europeans/American investors, who will collaborate with the community in its supervision and operation. This collaborative approach fosters a strong sense of ownership and pride amongst residents.

Interested individuals can register via our dedicated platforms: The BOSS, FREGA, and Golden Tech Consulting. These platforms will provide project updates, ensure transparency, and manage applications. Each community will initially accommodate 10,000 families; early registration is strongly advised due to limited capacity.

This project addresses the pressing need for affordable and sustainable housing solutions for marginalized communities across the Philippines. The container homes will incorporate eco-friendly features such as solar panels, rainwater harvesting, and organic farming initiatives, promoting self-sufficiency.

Beyond housing, the project aims to create economic opportunities. Communal spaces will facilitate the establishment of small businesses and cooperatives, empowering residents to generate income and build financial stability. The Rent-to-Own model will further empower individuals and families by providing a pathway to homeownership and long-term security.

The successful implementation of this model in the Philippines will serve as a foundation for expansion. Our goal is to replicate the project across all 17 regions of the Philippines and eventually expand to the African region. This scalable approach will significantly impact the housing crisis, improving the quality of life for numerous Filipinos and setting a precedent for sustainable housing solutions globally.

By combining innovation, sustainability, and community empowerment, this self-sustaining container housing project has the potential to transform the housing landscape in the Philippines and Africa, offering a replicable model for other countries facing similar challenges. The project's success hinges on a collaborative approach, combining local expertise with international partnerships to create sustainable and thriving communities.

The Container Housing Community Project: A Revised Approach to Addressing Housing Needs in the Philippines

Our initial vision for a self-sustaining container housing community, developed in collaboration with Container House GUANGZHOU (China) and DTCM Group, Inc., initially intended for Zambia, was to establish a 30,000-hectare prototype community in the Philippines before expanding internationally. While the 2024 launch date was not met due to unforeseen challenges, we remain committed to this innovative project, now with a refined focus on serving the 2.2 million Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs). This revised strategy prioritizes a more manageable and impactful initial implementation within the Philippines.

This project will create self-sustaining communities where residents are active participants in the development and management. The core of the project is a Rent-to-Own program, enabling residents to eventually own their homes. A key element is the 40% foreign investment partnership with German/Europeans/American investors, who will collaborate with the community in its supervision and operation. This collaborative approach fosters a strong sense of ownership and pride amongst residents.

Interested individuals can register via our dedicated platforms: The BOSS, FREGA, and Golden Tech Consulting. These platforms will provide project updates, ensure transparency, and manage applications. Each community will initially accommodate 10,000 families; early registration is strongly advised due to limited capacity.

This project addresses the pressing need for affordable and sustainable housing solutions for marginalized communities across the Philippines. The container homes will incorporate eco-friendly features such as solar panels, rainwater harvesting, and organic farming initiatives, promoting self-sufficiency.

Beyond housing, the project aims to create economic opportunities. Communal spaces will facilitate the establishment of small businesses and cooperatives, empowering residents to generate income and build financial stability. The Rent-to-Own model will further empower individuals and families by providing a pathway to homeownership and long-term security.

The successful implementation of this model in the Philippines will serve as a foundation for expansion. Our goal is to replicate the project across all 17 regions of the Philippines and eventually expand to the African region. This scalable approach will significantly impact the housing crisis, improving the quality of life for numerous Filipinos and setting a precedent for sustainable housing solutions globally.

By combining innovation, sustainability, and community empowerment, this self-sustaining container housing project has the potential to transform the housing landscape in the Philippines and Africa, offering a replicable model for other countries facing similar challenges. The project's success hinges on a collaborative approach, combining local expertise with international partnerships to create sustainable and thriving communities.

The Container Housing Community Project: A Revised Approach to Addressing Housing Needs in the Philippines

Our initial vision for a self-sustaining container housing community, developed in collaboration with Container House GUANGZHOU (China) and DTCM Group, Inc., initially intended for Zambia, was to establish a 30,000-hectare prototype community in the Philippines before expanding internationally. While the 2024 launch date was not met due to unforeseen challenges, we remain committed to this innovative project, now with a refined focus on serving the 2.2 million Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs). This revised strategy prioritizes a more manageable and impactful initial implementation within the Philippines.

This project will create self-sustaining communities where residents are active participants in the development and management. The core of the project is a Rent-to-Own program, enabling residents to eventually own their homes. A key element is the 40% foreign investment partnership with German/Europeans/American investors, who will collaborate with the community in its supervision and operation. This collaborative approach fosters a strong sense of ownership and pride amongst residents.

Interested individuals can register via our dedicated platforms: The BOSS, FREGA, and Golden Tech Consulting. These platforms will provide project updates, ensure transparency, and manage applications. Each community will initially accommodate 10,000 families; early registration is strongly advised due to limited capacity.

This project addresses the pressing need for affordable and sustainable housing solutions for marginalized communities across the Philippines. The container homes will incorporate eco-friendly features such as solar panels, rainwater harvesting, and organic farming initiatives, promoting self-sufficiency.

Beyond housing, the project aims to create economic opportunities. Communal spaces will facilitate the establishment of small businesses and cooperatives, empowering residents to generate income and build financial stability. The Rent-to-Own model will further empower individuals and families by providing a pathway to homeownership and long-term security.

The successful implementation of this model in the Philippines will serve as a foundation for expansion. Our goal is to replicate the project across all 17 regions of the Philippines and eventually expand to the African region. This scalable approach will significantly impact the housing crisis, improving the quality of life for numerous Filipinos and setting a precedent for sustainable housing solutions globally.

By combining innovation, sustainability, and community empowerment, this self-sustaining container housing project has the potential to transform the housing landscape in the Philippines and Africa, offering a replicable model for other countries facing similar challenges. The project's success hinges on a collaborative approach, combining local expertise with international partnerships to create sustainable and thriving communities.

The Container Housing Community Project: A Revised Approach to Addressing Housing Needs in the Philippines

Our initial vision for a self-sustaining container housing community, developed in collaboration with Container House GUANGZHOU (China) and DTCM Group, Inc., initially intended for Zambia, was to establish a 30,000-hectare prototype community in the Philippines before expanding internationally. While the 2024 launch date was not met due to unforeseen challenges, we remain committed to this innovative project, now with a refined focus on serving the 2.2 million Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs). This revised strategy prioritizes a more manageable and impactful initial implementation within the Philippines.

This project will create self-sustaining communities where residents are active participants in the development and management. The core of the project is a Rent-to-Own program, enabling residents to eventually own their homes. A key element is the 40% foreign investment partnership with German/Europeans/American investors, who will collaborate with the community in its supervision and operation. This collaborative approach fosters a strong sense of ownership and pride amongst residents.

Interested individuals can register via our dedicated platforms: The BOSS, FREGA, and Golden Tech Consulting. These platforms will provide project updates, ensure transparency, and manage applications. Each community will initially accommodate 10,000 families; early registration is strongly advised due to limited capacity.

This project addresses the pressing need for affordable and sustainable housing solutions for marginalized communities across the Philippines. The container homes will incorporate eco-friendly features such as solar panels, rainwater harvesting, and organic farming initiatives, promoting self-sufficiency.

Beyond housing, the project aims to create economic opportunities. Communal spaces will facilitate the establishment of small businesses and cooperatives, empowering residents to generate income and build financial stability. The Rent-to-Own model will further empower individuals and families by providing a pathway to homeownership and long-term security.

The successful implementation of this model in the Philippines will serve as a foundation for expansion. Our goal is to replicate the project across all 17 regions of the Philippines and eventually expand to the African region. This scalable approach will significantly impact the housing crisis, improving the quality of life for numerous Filipinos and setting a precedent for sustainable housing solutions globally.

By combining innovation, sustainability, and community empowerment, this self-sustaining container housing project has the potential to transform the housing landscape in the Philippines and Africa, offering a replicable model for other countries facing similar challenges. The project's success hinges on a collaborative approach, combining local expertise with international partnerships to create sustainable and thriving communities.

The Container Housing Community Project: A Revised Approach to Addressing Housing Needs in the Philippines

Our initial vision for a self-sustaining container housing community, developed in collaboration with Container House GUANGZHOU (China) and DTCM Group, Inc., initially intended for Zambia, was to establish a 30,000-hectare prototype community in the Philippines before expanding internationally. While the 2024 launch date was not met due to unforeseen challenges, we remain committed to this innovative project, now with a refined focus on serving the 2.2 million Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs). This revised strategy prioritizes a more manageable and impactful initial implementation within the Philippines.

This project will create self-sustaining communities where residents are active participants in the development and management. The core of the project is a Rent-to-Own program, enabling residents to eventually own their homes. A key element is the 40% foreign investment partnership with German/Europeans/American investors, who will collaborate with the community in its supervision and operation. This collaborative approach fosters a strong sense of ownership and pride amongst residents.

Interested individuals can register via our dedicated platforms: The BOSS, FREGA, and Golden Tech Consulting. These platforms will provide project updates, ensure transparency, and manage applications. Each community will initially accommodate 10,000 families; early registration is strongly advised due to limited capacity.

This project addresses the pressing need for affordable and sustainable housing solutions for marginalized communities across the Philippines. The container homes will incorporate eco-friendly features such as solar panels, rainwater harvesting, and organic farming initiatives, promoting self-sufficiency.

Beyond housing, the project aims to create economic opportunities. Communal spaces will facilitate the establishment of small businesses and cooperatives, empowering residents to generate income and build financial stability. The Rent-to-Own model will further empower individuals and families by providing a pathway to homeownership and long-term security.

The successful implementation of this model in the Philippines will serve as a foundation for expansion. Our goal is to replicate the project across all 17 regions of the Philippines and eventually expand to the African region. This scalable approach will significantly impact the housing crisis, improving the quality of life for numerous Filipinos and setting a precedent for sustainable housing solutions globally.

By combining innovation, sustainability, and community empowerment, this self-sustaining container housing project has the potential to transform the housing landscape in the Philippines and Africa, offering a replicable model for other countries facing similar challenges. The project's success hinges on a collaborative approach, combining local expertise with international partnerships to create sustainable and thriving communities.