Why Choose Lumina Quezon?





Quezon is the country’s leading producer of coconut products. A large part of the province is covered in coconut plantations. The people’s main sources of livelihood range from land and sea agricultural cultivation to home industries which have lately taken a turn toward the export-oriented light to heavy industries, the planning and construction of economic zones.

The province of Quezon, flocked for a festival and venerated for a volcano, is Metropolitan Manila’s getaway to Southern Luzon and the Bicol Region. It is an elongated province east of Manila and the downward chain of the Luzon provinces. Although close to the metropolis, it has retained many of its legacies, traditions and relics.

The relatively short distance between Quezon and Metro Manila make the attractions in the province even more inviting, especially for the towns located in western part. And because Quezon is also part of the route to the Bicol region, both by bus or train, its quaint little towns, which serve as stop-over points for travelers, can benefit much in terms of revenue generation through accommodation and dining establishments.
Lucena City as the Capital of Quezon has many commercial places to offer. From malls to restaurants, parks, town centers and government hubs like DFA, PAG-IBIG, SSS, GSIS, PSA and all other agencies.



Well just 15 minutes away from the heart of Quezon, Lucena City lies, the 14-hectare land wherein the LEADING MASS HOUSING IN THE PHILIPPINES is located, Lumina Homes Quezon.
Lumina Quezon is located in Brgy. Isabang, City of Tayabas, Quezon.

Accessible via Maharlika Highway and Diversion Road, just off Lucena City Junction, the community is only 15 minutes away to the city proper close proximity to various business and commercial hubs.

Stay tuned for more perks of choosing Lumina Homes Quezon as your investment and home. For inquiries, Contact us: 0998-960-7048 (SMART) 0917-868-2194 (GLOBE)

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Quezon Gastronomy

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This time around let’s not just satisfy our eyes but also our tummy! Here in Quezon, you won’t starve. In fact, you need to save space in your stomach for foods from town to town. The real FOOD TRIP!!! This is not stress eating, only feeding our appetite and cravings. Quezon, without a doubt, will meet our taste of satisfaction and will go back for more. Eat now and diet later. Or on the hand, a you might ask yourself “Did I Eat That?” (DIET) For our first stop, it’s the beautiful town of Lucban. Known for the colorful Pahiyas Festival and its cold climate but also the mouthwatering foods and delicacies the town has to offer for its tourists or should I say for everybody? Hungry already? Then let’s try Pansit Lucban or also called Pansit Habhab. This noodle dish is best served on a piece of banana leaf and is eaten without using a fork. How? You think it’s messy? Just imagine how you eat a burger; with just your mouth. As what the locals say “Habhabin mo”. That’s why this is s
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THE VICTORY OF VICTORY MALL

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KAROSA

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