The short version
Don Bosco is a southern residential corridor built around schools, subdivisions and domestic routines. Better Living and nearby villages give it more space than central Manila, but the comfort is local. Airport, Makati and BGC journeys still depend on the road network.
A domestic southern base
The area works best when the household’s daily destinations are nearby. Subdivision streets can be calmer and greener than the commercial roads, while school gates and the routes towards Sucat determine the morning. The boundary between a pleasant internal street and a difficult arterial is often only a few minutes on foot.
There is no operational rail station inside the area record. That does not make Don Bosco impossible, but it changes the calculation for anyone commuting north. Check transport at the actual hour, and ask whether the home has practical parking rather than assuming a subdivision road will absorb another car.
Would I live here?
Yes, for a family or home worker with a southern routine. I would not pick it for a daily central commute, and I would view near a school opening and closing time. Don Bosco is more comfortable than exciting, which is exactly what some households need.