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In a small house or big house with a family of two or four, who says the kitchen counter can't be a good spot for Noche Buena? More people are opting to maximize spaces in their homes. Everybody is into multi-tasking so it won’t come as a surprise that when it comes to choices on home design, spaces should be wel l planned and ready for various  activities.   Just like the multi-tasking lifestyle, the kitchen should function the same.   In the past, the  kitchen was strictly  m om and the cook ’s territory .  Today, much has changed.  M om and pop wear the chef’ s hat , lifestyle is busier  and   living spaces a re getting more compact.  It  has evolved from a prep-and-cook area to a p rep-cook-and-dine zone . It  even  serves beyond  its   main  purpose as  a  place to cook and dine  at  any time of day ( including sneaking for a snack at midnight ) . It  has become the spot to bond, unwind, work or study.   It’ s  the mos t used space in any  home , and  the most versatile.   Wit

The pandemic  may have paused the economy, but there’s no stopping anyone grabbing a good investment opportunity when presented.  This month, Legacy Leisure Residences will be offering its new 15%-85% payment scheme.    “Investing in real estate is always a good idea. The Covid-19 pandemic got a lot of investors into the  wait-a nd-see attitude, but now is a good time to invest with property developers offering investment schemes that won't break the bank,” said Wesley Bangayan, Vice President of Legacy Leisure Residences. With  Legacy Leisure Residences, the condominium development along Ma-a Road that was launched in January this year, the introductory price was offered wi th an easy payment plan. The  deposit of  Php 8,000  per month is payable  in 48 months and the balance can be  financed by a partner  bank  or Pag-Ibig  Fund ,  or  by  avail ing  of the  in-house loan.   “The lockdown was implemented right after we launched,” said Bangayan, “ Thus construction and sales was p