In a city often defined by congestion and concrete, Greenfield District in Mandaluyong is steadily carving out a niche for itself as a master-planned community where health, movement, and green living naturally converge.
Strategically nestled at the intersection of EDSA and Shaw Boulevard in Mandaluyong City, and extending toward Reliance and Sheridan Streets, the 15-hectare Greenfield District offers accessibility without sacrificing serenity. Its proximity to schools, hospitals, fitness studios, and key commercial centers makes it a natural choice for city dwellers looking to integrate wellness into their daily routines.
Runners have also found a home in Greenfield. Its tree-lined sidewalks and car-free routes are ideal for morning and evening jogs, drawing around a thousand runners daily. Given its growing number of daily runners, Greenfield District recently launched the Greenfield Runners program, a free weekly gathering held every Tuesday at 7 p.m., where participants can join 3-kilometer or 5-kilometer runs guided by pacers and supported by a welcoming fitness community.
For those in search of more dynamic workouts, the district is home to a range of specialized facilities such as Climb Central for climbing enthusiasts, Obstacle Central for functional fitness training, and Play Padel with its five indoor-outdoor courts open until midnight. Gameville Ball Park, fencing classes, taekwondo, and studio sessions for Pilates and yoga round out the district’s diverse wellness offerings, accommodating a spectrum of fitness levels and interests.
Weekend schedules are equally vibrant. Community workouts, dance fitness, jump rope, and rope flow sessions are regularly held at designated open-air zones such as Mayflower Street and Central Park.
“At Greenfield District, we are committed to creating an environment where wellness is part of the everyday experience for Greenfield District Community,” said Atty. Duane A.X. Santos, President and COO of Greenfield Development Corporation. “By putting social wellness at the center of our ethos as a developer, through offering free community programs and maintaining open, accessible spaces, we aim to make it easier for everyone to embrace a healthier lifestyle.”
The implementation of Car-Free Sundays has further enhanced the appeal of the area, allowing cyclists, skaters, and walkers to take over the streets in a safe and friendly environment.
Complementing its active lifestyle is a uniquely curated mix of cafés, restaurants, and bakeshops found at The Hub and The Portal.
By offering more than just residential or commercial spaces, Greenfield District is creating a new blueprint for urban living, one that prioritizes human connection, physical vitality, and harmony with nature.
