Hana Garden Villas, the premier Japanese-designed enclave located south of Metro Manila, recently celebrated a significant milestone with a groundbreaking ceremony for its community clubhouse.
The event was led by officials from developer Chan Toei Properties (CTP), alongside project consultants, partners, and local government representatives.
Nestled in Cabuyao, Laguna—just under an hour from Metro Manila—Hana Garden Villas offers modern homes that blend Japanese design aesthetics with advanced engineering techniques. CTP is a collaboration between Filipino-owned Prime Eastern Spring Holdings (PESH) and Japan’s TOEI Housing Corporation.
The clubhouse, designed by Jorge Yulo Architects and Associates, will serve as a centerpiece for community engagement. The overall master plan was developed by Joel Luna Planning and Design, while CLARQ Design Studio crafted the landscaping. The villas themselves come in three- and four-bedroom configurations, featuring designs by Leandro V. Locsin Partners, TOEI, and Fedore O. Yap Architects (FOYA).
During the ceremony, CTP chairman Jose Mari Chan emphasized the clubhouse’s importance in fostering a vibrant neighborhood. “This clubhouse will be a gathering place where homeowners can forge friendships and create a community filled with shared joy,” he stated.
CTP chief technical officer Tomokazu Aoyama highlighted the amenities that will enhance the lifestyle of Hana Garden Villas residents, including a function hall, gym, swimming pool, kids’ playroom, and garden. “I want to thank everyone for their efforts in advancing this project,” he remarked.
In a video message from Japan, TOEI president Chihiro Sato expressed his pride in the ongoing realization of CTP’s vision for Hana Garden Villas.
“Two years ago, we broke ground on site development, and today we celebrate another significant step with the clubhouse. I am grateful for the continued support from our buyers and everyone involved,” he noted.
Launched in 2022, construction at Hana Garden Villas is progressing rapidly, with 95 percent of the first three phases already sold out. The development has now opened its fourth and final phase to prospective buyers and anticipates the turnover of its first units in the coming months.
