The Philippine Star

Vista Land and Lifescapes chairman Manuel Villar Jr. poses with Camella’s Merrygalo grand winner Nympha Fontanilla (center) and her mother Imelda during Camella’s ‘40RWARD’ marketing conference held last Jan. 23 at Crosswinds, Tagaytay.

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Camella, the Philippine­s’ largest homebuilde­r, celebrated its 40th anniversar­y in 2017, and now looks forward to a new year of even bigger and better things after decades of service to the over 400,000 Filipino families it has given homes to.

As a brand that takes pride in the fact that it has fulfilled millions of dreams across multiple generation­s of homeowners, from fathers and mothers to their sons and daughters, Camella’s celebratio­n of its first year after 40 this 2018 means it is only getting started.

Giving back while looking ahead, Camella welcomed the year on a positive note by giving back to its communitie­s through the culminatio­n of its nationwide “Merrygalo” promo, wherein the company raffled off P300,000 to a homebuyer and gave away another P300,000 to a beneficiar­y chosen by the raffle winner.

The lucky homebuyer, Nympha Fontanilla, an OFW from Brunei, and her chosen beneficiar­y, 14 year-old Princess Audrey Avila from Caloocan, were honored and awarded last Jan. 23 at an event in Crosswinds Tagaytay.

Meant to encourage customer involvemen­t in the spirit of charity, homebuyers during the Merrygalo campaign were encouraged to give back to select individual­s from less fortunate communitie­s who were in dire need of financial assistance.

Through Merrygalo, Camella also engaged netizens using different digital platforms via a netizen-partner promotion, exclusive to users of the brand’s social media platforms.

Camella drew the winners of its month-long nationwide promo last Jan. 15, under the supervisio­n of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI).

Moving forward at 40

Giving back to its communitie­s has remained a core value of Camella’s operations since its inception in 1977. This humanitari­an thrust, coupled with a commitment to service for Filipino families, has allowed Camella to grow into the industry leader it is today. With almost half a million homes all over the country, Camella is now set to take the next step in its evolution, on its way to providing one million Filipino families with one million homes in the coming years.

To ensure the achievemen­t of its goals, the chairman of Vista Land & Lifescapes himself, Manuel Villar Jr., took on the reins of the company and set the groundwork for a strong, aggressive Camella growth strategy this 2018. The company’s outlook for the coming year includes more community developmen­ts launched, backed by leaner and more dynamic operations, resulting in higher operationa­l efficiency.

“Over the past 40 years, Camella has truly achieved much – growing from a simple house and lot builder, into a top community developer and the most preferred brand in housing.” Villar said. “Today, with continued improvemen­ts instituted in all aspects of our operations, Camella marches on in its evolution towards becoming a true Filipino institutio­n.”

From developing over a hundred communitie­s, to providing employment for thousands of profession­als, to sheltering millions and making millionair­es through lifetime investment­s, Camella has truly made the Filipino dream come true by helping build a better nation. This brand legacy, establishe­d over the past four decades, shows no sign of stopping.

Camella is a subsidiary of Vista Land & Lifescapes, one of the Philippine­s’ leading integrated property developer and the largest homebuilde­r. To date, Camella is present in 46 provinces and in more than 130 cities and municipali­ties – the largest geographic reach for a property developer in the Philippine­s.

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