The Freeman

Exporter invests P2-B on first housing project

- Ehda M. Dagooc,

Cebuano exporter Justin Uy through his real estate developmen­t firm, Everjust Realty Developmen­t Corporatio­n, ventures into vertical residentia­l projects.

The company unveiled Tuesday the creation of its residentia­l developmen­t arm JIPROP Developmen­t Corp. to initially build the P2 billion J Tower Residences, which will be a10-storey residentia­l tower to be situated within the JCenter area in Mandaue City.

Uy, who sits as the chairman of JIPROP expressed confidence of Cebu's fertile market for residentia­l condominiu­m units.

"Gone are the days when success is measured by the sizes of our homes," Uy said reasoning further that the young breed of consumers today have different perspectiv­e, and luxury and success means living in an integrated neighborho­od where everything is within reach.

Everjust Realty is also the developer of JCentre, Toyoko Inn, and the owner of JPark Resort in Mactan Island.

This P2 billion project, which will become an iconic structure in Mandaue City will become the tallest building ever built in the city, said Mandaue City Mayor Luigi Quisumbing.

According to Uy, the J Tower Residences is the first of a series of high-rise or vertical residentia­l developmen­ts the company will build in the next few years.

The J Tower Residences will have a total of 1,271 units that will be completed in three years.

Among other locations Uy is looking at for residentia­l projects are other properties in Mandaue and Mactan Island.

"Not all Filipinos have houses," Uy said explaining that despite other developers building more residentia­l condominiu­ms, the market for housing will never run dry.

 ?? PHOTO BY CARLO BORROMEO ?? The J Tower Residences, which will have a total of 1,271 units, is the first of a series of high-rise or vertical residentia­l developmen­ts the company will build in the next few years.
PHOTO BY CARLO BORROMEO The J Tower Residences, which will have a total of 1,271 units, is the first of a series of high-rise or vertical residentia­l developmen­ts the company will build in the next few years.
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