RLC Residences, the residential division of real estate giant Robinsons Land Corp. recently celebrated the topping off ceremony of the first two buildings of Phase 1 of Sierra Valley Gardens.
The event marked the development’s achievement of reaching the top floors of Sierra Valley Gardens.
Launched in 2020, the development is one of RLC Residences’ fastest-selling condominium properties, thanks to its strategic location inside the Sierra Valley Estate in Cainta, Rizal and is just couple of minutes away from Ortigas central business district.
The property, which is the first smart suburban community in the area, showcases well-thought-out amenities and innovative features such as smart deliverables in every unit.
Sierra Valley Gardens also offers resort-like amenities and facilities, plus direct access to the soon-to-rise mall and office buildings within the estate.
“We are grateful for this milestone of Sierra Valley Gardens and equally excited to welcome the buyers in this condo development into their new homes soon. There are so many things to look forward to in this project – the convenience of living in well-designed units that they can call home, where the amenities for leisure, recreation, and wellness are at their fingertips. All these make Sierra Valley Gardens our buyers’ smart move here in the East,” said Karen Cesario, marketing head and chief integration officer of RLC Residences.
With the buildings’ structure now in place, RLC Residences is moving forward with the completion of the project’s interiors and exteriors, including the units and their amenities.
RLC Residences remains committed to bringing to life a well-designed condominium property with features that raise the standards of condominium living, where future residents can live smart and productive lifestyles while staying connected to people and places that matter.
Present during the celebration and leading this milestone are the executives and key team members of RLC Residences, along with the representatives from construction partners Terp Asia Construction Corporation, ArkNet Inc., and W.V. Coscolluela & Associates.
