DMCI Homes is eyeing reservation sales of P37 billion in various projects in 2025, according to its president Alfredo Austria.
Austria said the company is setting P16 billion in capital expenditure in 2025, almost the same as this year’s, for the construction of its projects launched this year.
Austria added DMCI Homes eyes up to four launches next year, all in the second half, two likely in Metro Manila, and one each in Baguio City and in Pansol, Laguna.
Austria told reporters on the sidelines of a company event on November 29, one of the Metro Manila projects to be launched next year will feature smaller units targeted for middle income buyers.
The company is also eyeing a luxury development in Baguio City, costing P30 million to P40 million each unit.
Austria said DMCI Homes is setting its eyes on a third leisure project with condotel in the mountainous area of Pansol.
To be called Moriyama, this Japanese-inspired project takes its cue from the success of Moncello Crest currently being built in Tuba, Benguet and Solmera Coast in San Juan, Batangas.
Austria said DMCI Homes is also exploring in Cebu where it recently launched the four-tower Calea Heights.
Next year’s sales will be boosted by inventory from recently launched projects like the One Delta Terraces in Quezon City and Calea Heights, one of the properties launched in 2024.
Austria said DMCI Homes takes pride in delivering projects on time despite the pandemic that hit the country in 2020.
He cited The Crestmont on Panay avenue, Quezon City as a prime example. “The property was launched before the pandemic and there had been cancellations and banks had become more strict. Despite that, The Crestmont is on time for turnover to clients by December,” he said.
