Developer sets topping off for Sheridan Towers building
DMCI Homes, the country’s first Quadruple A developer, is set to top off the second building of Sheridan Towers development in Pasig this July, putting it on course for turnover in May 2020.
As of June, the 43-residential level North Tower is already 46 percent complete and is poised to reach its full height this July.
The South Tower of the two-tower development in Sheridan Street, Pasig City was turned over earlier in September 2017, over a year ahead of its committed ready for occupancy (RFO) date of November 2018.
Located near the boundary of Pasig and Mandaluyong City, Sheridan Towers offers a sanctuary in the middle of the urban jungle with its genuine resort and country-club ambience.
Both towers are already sold out amidst big demand for residential
The top partners of building solutions provider Holcim Philippines, Inc. welcomed the company’s commitment to stable cement supply, and supported its thrust to provide innovative offerings that enable customers to thrive amid the healthy economy and better contribute to the country’s development.
Holcim Philippines shared this direction during a gathering of its top business partners on June 2 to celebrate their contribution to the company’s sustained success. During the event, the company unveiled its ProSolutions offering, a complete range of product and services providing building solutions for application in homes, buildings, roads and infrastructure.
The line of products and services are designed to help its business partners better support the ongoing construction boom in the country, which is expected to be sustained amid the health economy and the strong public investments in infrastructure.
Holcim Philippines’s most important customers led by Peaksun Enterprises & Export Corp., MegaCem, Inc., Great Sierra Development Corp., 968 Trading and Mariano Chua cheered the company’s promise to enable its partners to be a stronger partner in building a better future for the country.
For Peaksun Enterprises, the Philippines’s largest distributor of bulk cement and an integral partner condo units in the area especially from young professionals and starting families working in Makati, Mandaluyong, Ortigas, and BGC.
The property is accessible via EDSA and C-5 as well as the upcoming BGC–Ortigas Center Link Road which is seen to further improve the inter-city travel from Pasig.
The modern tropical-themed development occupies a land area of 11,155 sqm, offering an array of resort-inspired amenities including a basketball court, playcourt, children’s play area, entertainment room, fitness gym, function hall, lap pool, leisure pool, kiddie pool and lush gardens.
The South and North Towers bear notable design made distinct by Lumiventt Technology – DMCI Homes’ pioneering design technology for highrise structures that allow natural light and airflow into the residential units.
The Chamber of Real Estate and Builders’ Associations, Inc. (CREBA) recently launched its 27th annual national convention in Makati City. Slated from Oct. 17-20 in La Union, it is the biggest national gathering of stakeholders in the real estate and housing industry.
CREBA is the Philippine umbrella association of the housing and real estate industry whose Five-Point of Holcim in supplying some of the country’s top real estate developers and builders, the firm commitment to supporting its customers is important given the many opportunities for the construction industry.
‘The Philippines is doing well right now and it needs good quality and strong cement for the building boom. That Holcim is committed to providing these is good news for the country. We thank the company for its continued support for us in serving the market,” said Peaksun Enterprises president Joan C. Ang.
Holcim Philippines SVP for sales William Sumalinog thanked the company’s customers for their continued support and partnership, and promised to serve them better. Agenda aim to address the at least 5.7 million housing backlog by intensifying housing production to the level of about 500,000 housing per year in the next 20 years.
Photo shows, from left: CREBA national chairman Charlie A.V. Gorayeb, La Union Governor Emmanuel Francisco ‘Pacoy’ Ortega and CREBA national president Noel Toti M. Cariño.
‘We are committed to help the country Build Better with Certainty. We are confident in fulfilling this important promise, because we have the support of important partners such as yourselves,’ he added.
Photo shows, in front row, from left: Holcim Philippines SVP for manufacturing Roman Menz, Peaksun VP for finance and administration Natalie Ngo, President Joan Ang, AVP for finance Mercy Ariola and Holcim Philippines president and CEO John Stull.