DMCI Homes, in partnership with Japan’s Marubeni Corp. has announced that their joint venture project has reached P4 billion in reservation sales.
This milestone underscores the strong market interest and demand for their property offerings.
Since its January 2024 launch up to June, this year, The Valeron has sold 343 or 29 percent of the 1,191 launched units.
DMCI said the project, which offer condominium units starting at P7.62 million, has attracted investors eager to secure an address within Pasig City’s bustling Ortigas central business district (CBD).
The project’s success highlights the steady appreciation in property values, driven by its strategic location and well-designed units. The development is positioned to benefit from the growing economic activities in the C5-Ortigas Corridor, echoing the early successes seen in other major business districts.
The property includes a mix of residential and commercial spaces, enhancing the vibrancy of the Ortigas Central Business District (CBD). Key features include:
* Guest Rooms: Inspired by Japan’s “Guest House” concept, these rooms offer short-term accommodation for visitors.
* Daycare Center: Located on the ground floor, this facility provides a safe and nurturing environment for children of working families.
The Valeron Tower also presents a compelling investment opportunity with its competitive pricing, prime location, and superior design. As the area continues to develop, investors stand to gain from both immediate returns and long-term value appreciation.
The Valeron Tower will feature exquisitely designed residential units ranging from studio to three-bedroom configurations, with sizes from 32.5 to 91 square meters
Residents will benefit from its proximity to Pasig’s business and retail hubs such as Arcovia City, Bridgetowne, SM Center Pasig, and Tiendesitas, all within walking distance
Ortigas Center is a mere 10-minute drive, and the property enjoys excellent connectivity via C-5 and upcoming transport infrastructure like the Metro Rail Transit Line 4 and the Metro Manila Subway Project.
