A few years from now, the ongoing infrastructure projects around the metropolis will reach completion, thereby creating much mobility and accessibility for city-dwellers who are always on the go.

The country’s first intercity underground railway, for instance, is set to start partial operations in 2022 and will be fully operational by 2025. It will run from Quirino Highway in Quezon City to the Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Pasay City.

This will significantly cut down the travel time not only for commuters but also for motorists as traffic congestion along the subway’s 36-kilometer train line is projected to lessen.

On the other hand, the real estate value, especially around the areas in which the 15 subway stations will be built, is seen to rise, according to property consultancy firm Colliers International.

One property development that will be of great value to investors and home-seekers alike is DMCI Homes’ upcoming residential condominium project, The Crestmont, with its strategic location along Panay Avenue in Quezon City’s South Triangle district.

The Crestmont is a few steps from the MRT-3 Quezon Avenue station and near a proposed station of the Metro Manila Subway. It is also near hospitals, top universities, government agencies, offices and other places of interest and leisure.

On the 3,000-square meter site, a 50-storey structure will rise and be ready for occupancy by September 2025. Unit offerings include 1-, 2-, and 3-bedrooms, each designed to provide every family’s requirements for space and comfort.

As its name signifies—Crestmont means impressive peak—the condominium project will offer ample living spaces and premium amenities suited for today’s hectic yet still family-oriented lifestyle.

The Crestmont will carry DMCI Homes’ trademark resort-inspired design and topnotch quality, but with enhanced unit features, bigger windows, spacious balconies, and efficient air conditioning system.

Its outdoor features will include a Sky Deck pool which is a first in DMCI Homes projects. There is also a kiddie pool and children’s play area to bring an endless treat of resort living for the whole family.

Indoors, there will be a reception lounge, fitness gym, lounge area and entertainment and function rooms. There will also be a convenience store, mail box area, and laundry and water stations.

Moreover, the building boasts of DMCI Homes’ proprietary design innovation Lumiventt® Technology to make units naturally lighted and ventilated through three-storey high breezeways, single-loaded hallways, and landscaped atriums.

Live a life that is connected to all that is essential with the exquisite living spaces at The Crestmont. Value-for-money dwelling units range from 33.00 to 84.50 square meters at a price of P5.62 million – P13.43 million.

The Crestmont is one of the developments of DMCI Homes, the country’s first Quadruple A real estate developer known for building quality resort-inspired communities in Mega Manila, Baguio City, Boracay and Davao City. Each of its properties is built with world-standard craftsmanship borne from D.M. Consunji Inc.'s over 60 years of expertise in the construction and development industry.

To learn more about The Crestmont and other DMCI Homes projects, call (+63) 917-837-3624 or email emm@dmciresidences.com

Source: https://www.dmcihomes.com/whats-new/news/dmci-homes-qc-project-offers-comfort-of-living-near-public-transit-and-urban-amenities

Convinced that Quezon City is the market to watch out for in the real estate industry, DMCI Homes is pouring more investments in the former Philippine capital this year to expand its presence in the area.

DMCI Homes Assistant Vice President for Project Development Dennis Yap said the company is planning to launch at least two more residential condominium projects in Quezon City this year in anticipation of a robust housing demand spurred by upcoming government infrastructure projects.

“Strong reservation sales of our ongoing projects indicate immense interest in the Quezon City property market and we are optimistic that the trend will continue in the coming years,” Yap said.

One of DMCI Homes’ planned new developments is a single-tower resort-inspired development in Mapalad Street, Roosevelt Avenue called Cameron Residences.

Located right in the middle of Quezon City, the 45-storey residential tower is intended to offer strategic takeoff point going to top universities, business districts, leisure zones, medical facilities, government institutions, and nature parks in the former Philippine capital.

“At present, we have three ongoing residential condominium projects in Quezon City, all of which are almost sold-out. All in all, we have 12 projects in the city which makes it the biggest host of our projects in Metro Manila,” Yap said.

Property consultancy firms have urged developers to explore the residential potential of Quezon City which is seen to be the biggest recipient of the potential opportunities arising from the “Build, Build, Build” program of the national government.

Colliers International, for one, named the Metro Manila Subway Project as the project that would benefit the city the most since it will host seven of the 13 proposed stations namely Mindanao Avenue, Tandang Sora, North Avenue, Quezon Avenue, East Avenue, Anonas, and Katipunan.

Aside from the Metro Manila Subway Project, also anticipated to improve foot traffic in the largest and most populated city in Metro Manila is the ongoing construction of the MRT-7 railway system which travels from San Jose del Monte, Bulacan to North Avenue in Quezon City as well as the Skyway extension project which is anticipated to cut travel time to Gil Puyat Avenue in Makati from 2 hours to less than 30 minutes.