Summerhills Executive Village, Antipolo City
A safer, smarter, better-connected community
SEVHA.org brings village information, security programs, and resident services together in one place. Homeowners sign in to the Resident Portal for announcements, project updates, and emergency contacts.
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What can I do here?
Resident Portal
Homeowners: announcements, project updates, and emergency contacts.Village Security
How security works in Summerhills: guards, gates, and RFID access.Community Services
Helpdesk, construction coordination, maintenance, and more.Village Policies
Rules and guidelines on construction, parking, pets, and more.About Summerhills
Our community and where SEVHA is taking the village.Community Participation
How residents can take part in making Summerhills better.About Summerhills
More than a collection of homes
Summerhills is a community built around the shared interests of the families who live here. As the village grows, SEVHA is working to make it safer, smarter, better connected, and better managed — with practical, transparent, resident-focused decisions.
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Your digital front door to Summerhills
Everything a resident needs to know
What is happening in Summerhills?
Homeowners can read current advisories, interruptions, and news after signing in to the Resident Portal.
What services can I access?
From security assistance to maintenance reports, see the full list under Community Services.
Where do I find the guidelines on real estate?
Learn about the rules for property sales, realtor access, buyer visits, and property viewings within the village. Real Estate Guidelines
Who do I contact for help?
Homeowners reach the SEVHA helpdesk, village security, and emergency numbers through the Resident Portal. Not a resident? Send us an inquiry.
About Summerhills
Our Community
Summerhills Executive Village is more than a collection of homes. It is a community built around the shared interests of the families and residents who live here.
As the village continues to grow, community management must also evolve. Our goal is to encourage cooperation among residents while improving security, communication, maintenance, accessibility of services, and the overall quality of life within Summerhills.
We believe good community management should be practical, responsive, transparent, and focused on solving real problems.
Our Direction
Where SEVHA is taking the village
Safer
Strengthening village security through better coordination, access control, monitoring, and responsible community participation.
Smarter
Using practical technology to improve community services, communication, access systems, monitoring, and administrative processes.
Connected
Providing residents with easier ways to receive information, request assistance, report concerns, and participate in community affairs.
Better Managed
Developing clearer procedures, better documentation, responsible use of community resources, and greater transparency.
Community Services
Services for Residents
SEVHA works with residents, security personnel, service providers, the developer, government agencies, and other community partners to address matters affecting the village.
Security Assistance
Information and coordination regarding security concerns, suspicious activities, incidents, and other matters requiring assistance from village security.
Resident Helpdesk
A central point where residents can submit concerns, requests, reports, and inquiries regarding community matters.
Construction Coordination
Information regarding construction requirements, worker registration, access procedures, construction schedules, and applicable village rules.
Worker Registration & Access
Registration and access-control procedures for construction workers and other authorized personnel entering the village.
Community Maintenance
Information and reports concerning roads, common areas, drainage, streetlights, landscaping, cleanliness, and other maintenance concerns.
Pet & Stray Animal Concerns
Information regarding responsible pet ownership, escaped pets, stray animals, and community animal-management programs.
Community Events
Schedules and information regarding village activities, meetings, programs, elections, and community events.
Security
Building a Safer Summerhills
Community security requires more than guards at the gate. It requires coordination, proper access control, reliable information, appropriate procedures, technology, and cooperation among residents.
Summerhills continues to develop practical systems designed to improve security while maintaining reasonable access for residents, visitors, workers, and service providers.
RFID Access Control
Electronic access systems help improve monitoring and management of authorized entry into designated village access points.
Worker Identification & Registration
Registered workers can be provided identifiable credentials and controlled access based on approved locations and schedules.
Gate Monitoring
Improved monitoring and documentation help security personnel respond more effectively to access and security concerns.
Camera & Surveillance Coordination
Where available and appropriate, community and privately owned security systems may assist in investigating incidents and improving situational awareness.
Emergency Coordination
Security personnel, residents, barangay officials, police, emergency responders, and other agencies may need to work together during emergencies and serious incidents.
Community Guidelines
Realtor & Property Viewing Policies
Summerhills is a private residential village. To protect resident privacy and security, only accredited realtors may market, show, or bring prospective buyers into the community — and every property viewing follows the procedure below.
These policies apply to any listing, sale, lease, or viewing of a Summerhills property involving a real estate agent or broker. They exist to keep track of who is entering the village on a resident's behalf, protect owners and their neighbors from unauthorized showings, and keep the volume of visitor traffic manageable for security at the gates.
Realtor Accreditation
Who may market a property in Summerhills
Only realtors accredited by SEVHA may advertise, list, or conduct viewings of properties within the village.
Application Requirements
A valid PRC real estate license or brokerage affiliation, government-issued ID, and the owner's written authorization to market the specific property.
Accreditation ID
Approved realtors receive a SEVHA accreditation ID, which must be presented at the gate for every scheduled viewing.
Validity & Renewal
Accreditation is tied to a specific listing and expires once the property is sold, leased, or withdrawn, or after the period stated on the ID.
How to Get Accredited
Accreditation process
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Submit the application to the SEVHA office
Provide your license/affiliation, valid ID, and the homeowner's signed authorization for the specific property being listed.
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Receive your SEVHA accreditation ID
Once verified, SEVHA issues an accreditation ID tied to that listing, valid for the period stated on the ID.
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Schedule and log every viewing
Coordinate each visit with the SEVHA office or gate in advance, and present the accreditation ID on arrival.
Property Viewing Procedures
What happens on viewing day
Advance Scheduling
Viewings must be coordinated with the SEVHA office at least 24 hours in advance, stating the date, time, and expected number of visitors.
Escort Required
The accredited realtor or the homeowner must accompany all visitors for the full duration of the visit. Unaccompanied walk-throughs are not permitted.
Gate Registration
Every visitor presents a valid ID and is logged at the gate, alongside the realtor's accreditation ID, before entry is allowed.
Visiting Hours
Viewings are limited to 9:00 AM–6:00 PM. Viewings outside these hours require prior written approval from SEVHA.
Homeowner Responsibilities
Before you list your property
Owners must notify SEVHA in writing before listing a property for sale or lease, and must name and authorize the realtor(s) permitted to market it. Only realtors named in that authorization and listed in the SEVHA accreditation registry will be granted gate access for viewings.
Owners remain responsible for the conduct of visitors they or their realtor bring into the village.
Signage & Marketing
On-site marketing rules
"For sale" or "for lease" signage is not permitted in common areas, at gates, or anywhere outside the boundary of the owner's own property, without prior SEVHA approval.
Open-house events, multiple simultaneous viewings, or on-site photo/video shoots require separate written clearance from SEVHA in advance.
Resident Portal
Your Summerhills
Sign in to the resident portal to access account information, submit requests, and stay on top of community matters affecting your household.
My Account
Resident and property information on file with SEVHA.
Announcements
Resident-specific notices alongside general community announcements.
Requests & Reports
Submit and track community concerns or service requests.
Documents
Access forms, policies, memoranda, and community documents.
Community Account
View applicable community charges, payments, or account information where authorized.
Vehicle / RFID Information
View registered access credentials associated with your property.
Construction Information
For properties with ongoing construction, view permits, worker registrations, and related notices.
Transparency
Community Transparency
Residents should be able to understand what is happening in their community. SEVHA.org provides convenient access to appropriate community records, reports, and updates.
Community Reports
General reports on village operations and community matters.
Resolutions
Board resolutions affecting the community.
Project Updates
Status updates on ongoing community projects.
Meeting Information
Schedules and minutes of community meetings.
Financial Summaries
High-level summaries of community finances.
Policies & Memoranda
The current library of HOA policies and memoranda.
Community Participation
Your Community. Your Voice.
A community works best when residents participate.
Residents are encouraged to report concerns responsibly, provide constructive suggestions, participate in community activities, attend meetings when appropriate, and help maintain a safe and respectful environment.
Community participation does not always require holding a position or joining a committee. Sometimes it is as simple as reporting a broken streetlight, keeping pets properly secured, following construction rules, helping a neighbor, reporting suspicious activity, or sharing information that can help solve a community problem.
Small actions, when shared by an entire community, make a significant difference.
Contact
Send an inquiry
Buying or viewing a property, real estate accreditation, contractor or delivery arrangements, or anything else. You'll get a reference number and a private link to follow our reply.
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