The Philippine Star

Bringing style to modern living in QC

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In a vibrant district bounded by exclusive villages, denselypop­ulated residentia­l areas, industrial and commercial hubs, The Capital Towers stands out as a citadel of contempora­ry living along the stretch of E. Rodriguez in Quezon City. Its modern structures have transforme­d the landscape of one of the earliest establishe­d sectors of this progressiv­e city, which is a sought-after address for the middle to upper-class markets.

“This area of Quezon City is one of its prime locations because of its proximity to vital destinatio­ns such as the commercial and business districts in Manila, San Juan-Ortigas-Mandaluyon­g, Cubao and other parts of Quezon City,” says Dennis D. Lim, Federal Land’s senior vice president of sales and marketing.

“The Capital Towers makes it possible and affordable for different market segments to live and even do business in this area. The project is ideal for families with children going to school within the area, and for entreprene­urs who want a place for their business,” he adds.

The Capital Towers consists of three high-rise buildings each named after historic and famous cities in the world. The first tower constructe­d was Athens, named after one of the world’s greatest ancient cities. Part of its Greek-inspired theme is a massive mural that greets residents and visitors upon entering its charming lobby. This tower has already been turned over to its buyers.

Its second tower pays tribute to the cultural, political and educationa­l center of China. Called the Beijing Tower, it will embrace an Oriental theme in its interiors and decors. But the Chinese influence is not only apparent in the aesthetic aspect of the structure. Its purpose also serves as homage to the entreprene­urial spirit and keen business sense that the Chinese are known for.

The Beijing Tower will adopt the concept of my HOBS – which stands for Home, Office, Business and Shop – by allowing prospectiv­e buyers to convert their homes into small offices or business area. They will enjoy a range of potential benefits such as reduced overhead costs – versus leasing in office buildings – and a ready market owing to its strategic location. The 36-story building will house 25-square-meter studio units, 35-sqm one-bedroom units, 44sqm one-bedroom deluxe units and 50- to 58-sqm junior twobedroom units. Its constructi­on is currently in full swing, and is slated for turnover this 2013.

The final tower to rise in the complex is the Rio Tower, which will imbibe the verve and carnival vibe of this colorful South American capital. It will boast its own set of amenities for the endless merriment of its residents. Its amenity area also has swimming pool and poolside deck, a function room perfect for gatherings, gym, day-care and game room. The 42-story building will comprise of a mix of 23-to 26-sqm studio, 36-to 39-sqm one-bedroom, and 41- to 42-sqm two-bedroom units. It is currently being offered for sale at pre-selling prices.

The Capital Towers is a project of Federal Land, the property developmen­t arm of GT Capital Holdings. With over 40 years of experience, Federal Land consistent­ly keeps families in mind by addressing their various needs and providing products that cater across different market segments.

For more informatio­n about The Capital Towers, log on to www.thecapital­towers.com.ph; visit its onsite showroom located at the ground floor of The Capital Towers, E. Rodriguez Sr. Ave. Quezon City; or call 723-4153.

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