Pueblo de Oro (PDO) is committed to creating flood-free communities in Pampanga, ensuring that all its projects in are flood-free areas.
The company’s carefully planned developments, including Horizon Residences, La Aldea Fernandina, and Park Place Pampanga, are strategically situated on elevated ground to provide a secure and comfortable living environment.
Pampanga, renowned for its rich cultural heritage, robust economy, and strategic location, stands as a prime destination for development and investment. The province hosts a variety of industries, including agriculture, manufacturing, and information technology, offering significant opportunities for growth and job creation.
Despite its tremendous growth potential, Pampanga faces environmental challenges, particularly frequent flooding, particularly in the town Masantol, Macabebe, and San Fernando.
Pueblo de Oro (PDO) recognizes the importance of location in choosing a residential property, especially in flood-prone Pampanga.
For almost 30 years, Pueblo de Oro has been implementing flood control measures to safeguard its residential communities during the rainy season. Residents of PDO’s subdivisions in San Fernando, Pampanga, have benefitted from these measures since the projects were first developed.
To ensure its developments remain flood-free, Pueblo de Oro conducts thorough flood studies and implements strategic landfilling practices. These steps involve elevating land levels and conducting comprehensive site assessments to pinpoint areas at risk of flooding. As a result, the subdivisions avoid water stagnation during heavy rains.
Before breaking ground on any of its Pampanga projects, including Horizon Residences, La Aldea Fernandina, and Park Place Pampanga, Pueblo de Oro commissioned a comprehensive flood study. The company invested approximately ₱150 million to elevate a 30-hectare property by 1.5 to 3 meters above its original level, ensuring the entire development remains high and dry.
To date, PDO’s residential projects in Pampanga have remained flood-free, even during major typhoons that affected surrounding areas.
