DMCI Homes expect to generate P22 billion in sales from its latest project in partnership with Japan’s Marubeni Corp., The Valeron Tower.
Isidro Consunji, DMCI Holdings Inc. chairman, said the project is expected to be a “game changer” in the property market.
The development will rise on the C-5 Ortigas corridor, C-5 corner P.E. Antonio street, in Pasig City.
“We can put our local experience and Marubeni’s experience globally to create a better product for everybody. Because of the location and features of the project, it will naturally cater to a more upscale segment,” said Alfredo Austria, DMCI Homes president.
The development will have 1,900 units in cuts of studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom units ranging from 32.5 square meters to 91 sq.m.
Prices start at P7.62 million.
The company expects to spend P15 billion for the project.
The Valeron Tower is less than 10 minutes from Bridgetowne commercial complex, Arcovia City, Parklinks, and Eastwood City and caters to professionals and families.
Units will be ready for occupancy starting July 2029.
