Camella Homes
reviews and complaints

Let me ask all of you did any one from Camella reply or try to solve you issue

Did any one from Camella contact to you or apologize for what happen with you

The answer NO coz Camella homes don’t care the customer they are making money only no customer service

In the end Camella home don’t care the customer even you will complain 100 times

you are waiting your time

Camella provence has the worst engineer and coordinator ever! Our unit has been turnover to us last june 2022 and up to date the electricity is still not connected. Been following up with ann but never got any help, she kept on saying that russel cannot be contacted, like what kind of engineer cannot install this electricity for more than 1 year? We have wasted a lot of time, money from calling and effort. We bought this house to stop renting but up until now we are still renting as this people never did anything. Think before you buy. Worst service ever!

I've been living in Camella Homes for 5 years now and I must say, it's not getting any better. The more people that move in, the worse it gets. Parking has become a big problem with so many houses and people having multiple cars and dogs, which leads to more barking all hours of the day and night. The playground they installed a short while ago is already broken and the area is littered with sharp rocks. It's the worst area for kids I have ever seen.

The new section is jam-packed with houses and they are already having issues with parking. Just a couple of people have moved in and it's already a nightmare. I can't imagine what it will be like when more people move in. They also had to replace the ceiling in about 5 units for structural issues. What a complete joke! After 11 years, we STILL don't have a completed perimeter wall. It's unbelievable that people don't pay their dues because the management company does NOTHING.

Overall, I would not recommend Camella Homes to anyone. The problems just keep piling up and it seems like management is not doing anything to address them. It's a shame because the location is great, but the living conditions are just unbearable. If you're looking for a place to live, I suggest you look elsewhere.

I gotta say, Camella Homes ain't exactly the best when it comes to customer service. I've been trying to get in touch with them for ages, but it's like my calls, texts, and emails just disappear into thin air. And don't even get me started on the quality of the build - it's pretty shoddy if you ask me. The walls are all wonky, the bathroom floors slope away from the drain (like, what even?), and the measurements are all wrong. And don't even get me started on the cheap materials they used for the stairs, doors, and fixtures.

It's been nine months since I moved in, and I still don't have a proper Meralco connection (thanks to Camella's builder not providing a service entrance) or a water connection. And guess what? When I try to raise these concerns with Camella, it's like I'm talking to a brick wall. No one seems to care about the issues I'm facing, and it's beyond frustrating.

Honestly, if you're looking for your dream home, I'd steer clear of Camella. All it's brought me so far are years of headaches and frustration. Save yourself the trouble and look elsewhere.

We were so excited to finally have our own family house in the Philippines after working hard abroad for years. We chose the Ella Model House from Camella Nueva Ecija and it was turned over to us in December 2019. It was supposed to be a great vacation for the whole family, but unfortunately, we were not able to move in right away because the water and electricity lines were still in progress. The Management assured us that they will be installed in due time, but we were left disappointed and frustrated.

Fast forward to 2022, and we are still waiting for the water and electricity lines to be installed. Our house has started to depreciate without us being able to enjoy every bit of it. To make matters worse, Camella is charging us HOA fees every year, even though we have not been able to fully utilize our house. It's a frustrating situation, and we hope that this time when we go home for vacation next month, we will finally be able to stay in our unliveable house at Camella Nueva Ecija.

As a Camella homeowner, we wanted to share our experience with others who may be considering purchasing a house from them. While we appreciate the quality of the house itself, the lack of progress in installing basic utilities has been a major disappointment. We understand that delays can happen, but it's frustrating to see our investment depreciate without being able to fully utilize it. We hope that Camella will take our concerns seriously and work towards resolving these issues for their future customers.

I gotta say, I had a pretty rough experience with Camella Homes. I paid for my unit in full at BDO bank, but they didn't have the title ready for me. Instead, they gave me an endorsement letter and a certificate of full payment. When I asked the bank about it, they said they only got a guarantee letter from Camella. It's been 5 years now, and I still don't have my title because it's apparently stuck in RTC for re-institution. Camella keeps promising to get it sorted, but they blame Covid for the delay. I've tried emailing them, but they never reply, and when I call, they always say the person in charge isn't around.

To make matters worse, the quality of the house itself was pretty shoddy. When they turned over the unit to me, the window wasn't installed properly and couldn't be closed. The light switch was also broken. They convinced me to sign the turnover documents first, promising they'd fix everything, but they never did. A few months later, the walls had cracks all over them and the paint was peeling.

Honestly, I'm pretty disappointed with Camella Homes. I expected better from a company that's supposed to be reputable. It's frustrating that they can't seem to get their act together and fix the issues with my unit. I wouldn't recommend them to anyone looking for a new home.

After I bought a house from Camella Homes, I noticed that they lost interest in me as a customer. Whenever I had complaints, they reacted sluggishly and didn't seem to care about my concerns. To make matters worse, there was a construction site close to my house that lasted for a whole year. Every now and then, someone would add something to the site, causing constant noise and disturbance. Even when I tried to work remotely overnight, I couldn't sleep because there was no such thing as silence in the area.

The only time things were somewhat peaceful was during the total lockdown. However, even then, the dogs in the neighborhood would bark all night long, and their owners wouldn't do anything about it. It was also common to find dog poop on my own property, as none of the owners bothered to clean up after their pets. To add to the noise pollution, motorcycles with loud exhausts would zoom by at all hours of the night, disregarding the statutory speed limit of 20kmh since there were no decelerators on the road.

Overall, I felt like Camella Homes didn't care about the quality of life of their customers. They sold me a house and then left me to deal with all the problems that came with it. And there were many other bad things that I experienced, such as the poor quality of materials used in the construction of my home. Elements of the steel structure were already rusted during bricklaying, and no one bothered to protect the steel. This will lead to the building being weakened significantly after a few years.

The finish of the house was also not up to standard, especially considering the amount of money I paid for it. It felt like I paid a few million pesos for a home that was only worth a few pesos. But who cares, right? Camella Homes got their money, and now it's my problem to deal with all the issues that come with living in one of their houses.

When my friends found out that I was paying for a house in Camella, their immediate reaction was, "Wow! Camella! That's big time!" However, when I started sharing my struggles, they advised me to just rent instead. We are now in the pandemic era, and what we need in life is a stable internet connection for work from home and online classes for our children. Last 2020, when we tried to inquire with PLDT/GLOBE, as soon as they heard that we were in Camella, they immediately said, "We cannot provide service there, only Streamtech. We are not allowed in." So we moved on. It has been two years since the pandemic started, but the situation is still the same. I mean, you are paying for a house, but you cannot even use it properly because of the poor internet connection. We were desperate enough to try Streamtech, but even their website application had errors. No matter how much we searched on Google or Facebook, we could not find a single positive feedback to use as a basis for gambling on their ISP. And as I read in other comments, the walls are easily cracked, and the bathroom is not fully tiled. They are right, if you want to waste your money, then buy property in Camella! It's a horrible set up! If you want to patronize the Villars', then this is the place for you. Camella Developer, Prime Water, Planet Cable, Streamtech internet - all of their services are a letdown.

I recently purchased a unit in Camilla Homes and have been making monthly payments without any delays, even during the COVID-19 pandemic when the development was put on hold. However, I have had some issues with the company that I want to share with others who may be considering buying from them.

After paying for a couple of years, I made two consecutive large payments. Unfortunately, Camella Homes spread these payments out over the following months and still charged me interest on them. I had hoped that they would reduce my balance, but that was not the case. Additionally, they pressured me to pay off my loan in full or face a high interest rate of 16%. I asked for at least a year to pay it off, but they only gave me two and a half months. They continued to pressure me to pay off the loan quickly, which left me with no choice but to take out a loan from the bank at a 6.5% interest rate.

The most frustrating part of this experience was that when I finished paying off the loan and was ready to move into my new home, it was not ready for occupancy. There was no water or electricity, and it was not compliant with basic living needs. I felt like I had been scammed by this company. I am now paying interest on a loan for a house that is not ready to live in. The pressure they put on me to pay off the loan quickly was not fair, especially since the house was not ready for occupancy.

I wish that Camella Homes had been more transparent about the readiness of the house before pressuring me to take out a loan. If they had waited until the house was ready, I would not be paying interest to the bank. Unfortunately, nobody from their company told me that the house was not ready until after I had taken out the loan. I feel like they are scammers and want to warn others to be careful when dealing with them.

Hey there,

If you're thinking about buying property in the Philippines, you might want to think twice before considering Camella Homes. The quality of their homes is terrible - they use the cheapest materials available and there's little to no oversight on the contractors who always cut corners. The work they do is so bad that you'll have to go in and fix or replace it yourself. And when you do, they'll hit you with a bond - which is just a fancy way of saying they're stealing from you. You give them 5000 pesos and they only return 4500? That's just not right.

The monthly fees are a joke, and there are stray dogs everywhere. The roads are terrible and there's only one broken-down playground for all the kids in the area. This is supposed to be beautiful living? It looks like a new development that's already 10 years old. If you want to buy property, stick with a house and lot. But stay far away from Camella Homes - they're the worst of the worst.

The walls are uneven, the paint job is terrible, the bathroom tiles are cracked, the doors fall off, and the roofs leak. And to top it all off, you only get a one-year warranty on your roof. Can you imagine that? Most people end up having to sue just to get anything done. And to make matters worse, they keep playing music that's part of their marketing and refuse to shut it off. I've complained many times, but nothing ever changes.

I have yet to meet a resident who's happy with their place unless they have the cash to come in and completely redo it. If you have any questions about Camella Homes or Palawan, feel free to contact me. Thanks for reading.

I started building my Camella Quezon home before the pandemic hit. I knew that the pandemic would cause delays, but Camella kept rushing to complete the home and used three different contractors. Once the turnover was complete, I ran into a few issues.

Firstly, one of the upstairs C/R did not have a pipe connected to the other pipes in the house and began leaking once we finally used it. Secondly, they used two different tiles on the bathroom floor that we didn't choose. Thirdly, the grout work looks like a two-year-old did it. If I could upload a photo, I would share it with you. Fourthly, the paint is bubbling and peeling in one room. Fifthly, electrical outlets and switches stopped working within six months. Lastly, we are only allowed to use StreamTech internet provider, which is only second to PLDT for cost. The funny thing is that they force us to use this company that stated they cannot provide the service in the phase I am located.

The office workers cannot think outside the box. They will only file a complaint and will not follow up with you or keep you informed. A coworker's wife warned us not to buy Camella, but I didn't listen, and now I'm stuck in a hole I put myself in.

The home warranty is only for 30 days, which says a lot about their product. The length of the warranty shows that they use low-quality resources. Think about how long Samsung, Apple, or Honda's warranty is. They can give you a long time because they know it lasts compared to a Camella home.

If you want to spit in your own face, then buy a Camella home.

Camella Homes is a real estate company that has been around for quite some time now. They offer properties that are affordable and have a good location. However, my experience with them has been nothing short of a nightmare.

It all started when we were enticed by one of their agents, Ate Mel, to buy a property from Camella. At first, everything seemed to be going smoothly. The agent was responsive to our texts and was very accommodating. We did the contract signing and started paying our monthly downpayment. We were excited to apply for a loan as early as August 2017.

Our account officer, Ms. Mary Rose Citron, called me in September and October 2017, asking if our loan had been approved. I told her that it was still in the process. The bank then called me and said that they would only release the loan after at least 30% completion of the project. I visited the site, but I didn't see any improvement. I reported it to our account officer, and she said that they would prioritize it. By November, 30% of the project was completed, and our loan was released in December 2017. We started paying our loan in January 2018.

However, after that, we never heard from our account officer or anyone from Camella Homes. We paid them the whole amount, which was almost 8 MILLION PESOS, and we didn't receive any updates or improvements on the property.

We visited the site in March 2018, and there was still no improvement. We went to Star Mall to ask about the situation, and they said that it would be finished in 2-3 months. We patiently waited until June 2018, and when we returned to the site, there was still no improvement. I went to Star Mall again, and they said that it would be finished in 2-3 months. I was worried and started reading about Camella Homes. I was overwhelmed by the number of complaints against them. I learned that I needed proof of what they were saying because they would deny it in the end.

It's now September 2018, and it's been 9 months since we paid them almost 8 MILLION HARD EARNED PESOS. The property has not improved at all. The walls have moss, and the steel has rusted. I emailed our account officer and the engineer, asking for an explanation and timeline for construction and expected turn-over date. However, I didn't receive any reply from them. I waited for a week and emailed them again, telling them that I was contemplating seeking legal counsel if they continued to ignore me. Our account officer replied, saying that she would ask the engineer why our property wasn't being worked on. I emailed the engineer, Mr. Viel Rimando, Mr. Honeyboy Catalan, and Ms. Mary Arcilyn Eliseo, but I still haven't received any reply from them.

I went to the site again today, and there was still no one working on it. It's been like this since they received our payment from the bank. If you want to experience inconvenience and headaches, buy from Camella Homes.

They break all my electrical circuit and

Plug to my house Camella Lipa City

BLK.7 Lot 13 Phase 3 Camella and no CCTV in area

I just want to raise complaint about camellia home. I brought unit since 2019. And they promise me after completion of down payment they will turn over the unit.

I understand that during 2020 we covid situation so I understand there side.

But now its 2024 already and they keep promising me that after another quarter they start to build the unit.

The last update from them i email them and saying the construction is on hold when they promised me that this 1st quarter of this year they will start the construction and by aug the turn over the house

In short not even single hall has been start to build.

Also the problem is im here at abroad so I can’t go there.

Can you please help me?

Thank you

Katarina

We applied for a permit to complete our carport and fencing. We completed our application with the engineer in Subic to his satisfaction on December 10, 2023. He promised our permit in 1 to 2 weeks from that date. It is now about 8 weeks later and still no permit.

We have been to the office in Subic and tried other avenues to find out where our permit is and no one can tell us, or will not tell us.

We have received permission to move in material for the work and also verbal permission to perform interior repairs (plumbing leaks, electrical shorts, termite infestation) and finishing so that we can at least move in to our own home.

We still can't complete our carport, sidewalks, fencing and landscaping without the permit.

We've been promised the permit at least 3 different times and still received nothing.

No one seems to know anything at this point.

This is very poor performance - we can't work on our own house - it is our house isn't it ?

Hi Everyone!

Good evening. Apologies on late email. I am Carlene Doton and I just would like to follow up on my unit located at Block 12 Lot 5 Phase 1 Camella Pulong Buhangin Sta Maria Bulacan.

Downpayment were paid in full last October 18,2023, but no feedback yet on the OR for almost a month now. I don’t hear any feedback also of the set timelines to turnover the unit since the based on the advertisement it’s RFO. Can you also enlighten me on this as I have to set timelines also of my activities in the next coming months.

By the way, I was able to accomplish the application on Electricity connection last November 4 through the help of Ms Jessica. And I asked her also to follow up on my queries but no feedback yet and I understand that this is really beyond her control.

I would really appreciate if you guys can enlighten me on this matter. Thank you.

We live at Block 31/16 Camella Alta Silang and our neighbours behind our lot have constructed a double storey extension, the height being above the height of all surrounded houses, conflicting with the deeds of restriction. How was theis allowed to happen, no permit is shown. Further more they have extended at height without leaving room for ventilation, as stipulated in the Camella building regulations. Once again, how was this allowed to happen. Does no one inspect the work or check that permits are being followed/? The House in question is Block 37 lot 11. When raised with the Apponted Vice President, the response, paraphrased was, ' It is his house he can do as he likes' Really is there no control on extensions and building?

Kind regards

Lourdes Giron and Terence Rowley Block 37/16 Camella Alta Silang

Camella homes is the most worst in terms of services. The staff don’t even care to answer your query and to give updates. Buying a house in Camella is the worst

decision I ever did in my life. If you are planning to buy a house don’t buy here. Because they don’t just give you a house but they will give you the worst bad memories. They will start your life with lots of disappointments and frustrated emotions. It is not a good start for so called your “dream home”. They only know how to make money. buy now ignore later this is a perfect advertisement for them.

My unit supposed to be turn over last september 2022 I also done paying my downpayment but still this year not yet turn over until my contract as an OFW expired I do not have have proof of income because the bank emailed me last may and I am at the philippines so they didnt accept my loans because I do not have proof of income first I suggest to downgrade but I dont have enough money for transfering my account since I do not have proof of income and I finally decided to cancel but they didn't always reply to my answer . My unit was at Quezon province brgy Isabang Tayabas Quezon. They told me that it was under maceda law but they tol me it was not half of the total payment . Until now I clarifying to them what maceda law is because I consult to my atty. But they didnt reply until they reply was out pf the office. I hope you can resolve this problem. Thank you!

Im fully paid for almost 3yrs now. But Camella homes cant release the titile because they said its still with its mother title. Everytime i follow up There is no response, i have to go to their head office bit still no response from them. I loaned this with the bank but when im fully paid the bank says Camella has not given them the Title. But other owners already got their title of land

i just wanna report this complain in Camella Sorrento in panipuan mexico pampanga because no one taking action for this Concern we applied for our water installation in May hangang ngayon wala parin po kami tubig September na sabrang hirap mag igib ng tubig araw araw para lang meron kami magamit araw araw ganito po ba yung system ng camella bkt kami binigyan ng ready to move in na letter kung dipa ready yung lahat paki aciton na nman po yung water installation namen kc sabrang hirap mag stay sa bahay ng walang tubig mag 4months na wala parin silang action sana mapansin po yung concern nato salamat

Water is stuck infront of my house because of the clogged manhole.

Can no longer flush the toilet because the cesspool is already full.

The overflow of cesspool is connected to the manhole.

I have reported to the assigned Engineer through email and to the assigned PM but have no action yet.

Please note that only the manhole infront my house is clogged. Other are working as per checking.

This is very urgent, we cannot flush the toilet.

We purchased a property under Camella and its very stressful. The property was turned-over last February. During punchlisting, we raised our concern regarding roof leak. They fixed the concern for more that 2 weeks. During the move-in briefing, they stated that roof leak concerns is covered by warranty for 1 year. We recently noticed again that there's a leak and it seems that they just repainted the marks before the actual turnover.

We raised this to their PICs, but they are not responding. Purchasing a unit under this developer is a no, so please, please avoid this company! Its very disappointing.

I gotta tell ya, I had a pretty bad experience with Camella Homes. I mean, seriously, stay away from these guys if you can. They're a bunch of crooks, if you ask me. I wouldn't trust them with my money or my property. I mean, think about it - would you really want to do business with a company that has such a bad reputation?

The thing is, I really wanted to like Camella Homes. I mean, they have some pretty nice properties, and I was really hoping to find my dream home with them. But unfortunately, my experience with them was anything but dreamy. The staff were just so incompetent and unprofessional. I mean, I don't think they knew what they were doing half the time. And when I tried to get some answers or help, they were just so dismissive and rude.

Honestly, I would recommend that you bring your business elsewhere. There are plenty of other companies out there that are much more trustworthy and reliable. And if you don't believe me, just search for Camella's reviews online. You'll see what I mean.

So yeah, that's my two cents. I hope this review helps you make a better decision than I did. And hey, you're welcome!

It's been almost a year since we received the turnover of our house in Camella Homes, but until now we still don't have any electricity or water connection. Every time we inquire about it, they always say it will be next month, but it has been delayed until the end of 2019. It's really frustrating and inconvenient for us.

What's even worse is that they built our house in a location that was not the lot area we chose, and they didn't even explain why. It's really disappointing and unprofessional. We regret choosing Camella Homes as our option for a new house.

If you're planning to get a house, I suggest you look for other options and avoid Camella Homes. Their service is not reliable and they don't prioritize their clients' needs. It's a waste of time and money to invest in a company that doesn't value their customers.

Me and my better half, we decided to go for Camella Homes' Ezabelle. Since we're not in the Philippines, we asked an agent for a quote. At first, everything seemed alright and we paid everything as agreed. Then, when it was time to sign the contract, we thought everything was still okay. But as we waited for the bank transfer to go through, years have passed because of the pandemic and we're finally going back home. As I checked on our payments, I was surprised to see an interim charge worth 120K plus. Even though it wasn't our fault, they still charged us. Can you imagine that? We're paying in advance and yet they still charged us.

Despite this hiccup, I must say that Camella Homes' website, camellahomes.net, is pretty easy to navigate. You can easily find the different properties they offer, and the prices are also indicated. They also have a feature where you can calculate your monthly amortization, which is really helpful.

Another thing I like about Camella Homes is that they have a lot of communities to choose from. Whether you're looking for a house and lot or a condominium, they have it all. They also have different locations, so you can choose which one is more convenient for you.

Overall, I would still recommend Camella Homes to anyone looking for a new home. Just make sure to double-check everything before signing any contract.

I had a terrible experience with Camella Homes. I thought I was making a smart investment by purchasing a property from them. However, after giving them my downpayment and equity, I was left with nothing but disappointment.

The personnel I talked to during the pre-selling transaction were friendly and accommodating. They made me feel like I was making the right decision. But once I gave them my money, they disappeared. I tried to contact them multiple times, but no one was available to assist me.

To make matters worse, I couldn't even get a copy of my official receipt and Contract to Sell. It's frustrating to think that I gave them my hard-earned money, and they couldn't even provide me with the necessary documents.

I'm not sure how Camella Homes is still in business. It's disappointing to see a company take advantage of people who are trying to make a better life for themselves. I hope that potential buyers will think twice before investing in Camella Homes.

Hey there, I just wanted to share my experience with Camella Homes. I gotta say, I'm not too impressed. I went with the South Camella Bacolod team turtle, and let me tell you, it's been a bit of a nightmare. First off, don't expect any notifications about the status of your house, electricity, or water. Nope, you gotta go there every day just to check what's going on. And let me tell you, the office team is like a bunch of undergrads who don't know what to do. But hey, at least their accountant can accept payment in seconds, right?

Honestly, I'm regretting my decision to go with Camella. If you're looking for a challenge and a bit of a nightmare to own a house, then Camella is the way to go. But if you're looking for a smooth and stress-free experience, I'd suggest looking elsewhere.

I gotta say, I'm pretty disappointed with the way things are going down at Camella Homes in General Santos City. As a homeowner, I feel like I'm not getting the support and guidance I need from the folks in charge. I mean, when you buy a property, you expect to be treated with respect and fairness, right? But that's just not happening here.

I've been trying to make some small improvements to my house, but every time I bring it up with the admins, they shoot me down and don't offer any help or guidance on how to get it done. And to make matters worse, they're not exactly the friendliest people to deal with. They never answer their phones and when they do, they're not exactly polite about it.

Honestly, I'm just really frustrated with the whole situation. It's like they don't care about their customers at all. I mean, I get that they're busy and all, but come on. Is it too much to ask for a little bit of help and support when you're trying to make your house a better place to live in?

All in all, I'd say that Camella Homes in General Santos City is definitely not living up to its reputation. If you're thinking about buying a property from them, I'd definitely think twice and do your research first. Because from what I've seen, they're not exactly the most helpful or customer-friendly company out there.

I gotta say, I had a pretty rough experience with Camella Homes. I mean, don't get me wrong, the houses themselves are pretty nice and all, but the whole process of dealing with them was just a headache.

First off, I gotta warn you - don't trust everything the salespeople tell you. If they promise you something, make sure you get it in writing because once you've already moved in and you try to hold them to their word, they'll act like they never said anything. It's like they don't want to give you anything extra, even if it's something they promised you before.

And don't even get me started on the turnover of people. I swear, every time I called to ask about something, I was talking to a different admin. It's like they can't keep anyone around for more than a week. I mean, I get it, turnover happens, but it's just frustrating when you have to explain your situation to a new person every time you call.

And the process of getting things approved? Ugh, don't even get me started. You have to send your plans to the Camella engr to get them approved, which takes like 7-10 working days. Then you have to bring the approved plans to the Camella property manager, who sends them to the Camella admin to get stamped, which takes another 7-10 working days. It's like they're intentionally making it difficult for you.

Overall, I wouldn't recommend Camella Homes. The houses might be nice, but the whole process of dealing with them is just too much of a hassle. If you do decide to go with them, just make sure you document everything and don't trust anything they say without getting it in writing first.