OPENING UP OPPORTUNITIES
Rockwell Land, inFor frastructure remains one of the top considerations in its growth plans.
presence of infrastrucThe ture and plans of future infra ultimately atdevelopment tract Rockwell’s target market, said Alex Diesmos, company president for project device velopment.
Diesmos noted that in the past decade, the company has a ramped up implemenseen of infrastructure projtation ects in several regions which improved accessibility and boosted their economies. This, turn, has opened up opporin tunities for Rockwell to expand in Cebu, Bacolod, Pampanga and Calabarzon.
“Our market considers convenience and accessibility as major factors in choosing making infrastrucproperties, ture a must-have. Among land we acquire or are looking at, they are able to appreciate by 200 percent in only a year or so, and even higher in areas of NCR. This also aloutside our projects to have comlows petitive prices in the market, at the same time, very desirable,” explained Davy Tan, SVP for development of Rockbusiness well Land.
“Infrastructure is also an important consideration for a developer because it is one of the elements that can dictate how a project will evolve. It will be one of the main factors in supporting the daily activities of a locality and determine the success of the project,” Diesmos added.
Today, Rockwell continues to strengthen its presence in several locations from North Luzon to Western Visayas. While infrastructure can open up opportunities, the key, according to Rockwell EVP and chief financial officer Ellen Almodiel, is “to stay agile by adapting to shifting market preferences, while at the same time staying true to our brand promise of beyond ordinary products and services. This has helped uphold the trust of our clients, which is crucial in unlocking long term value.”