The Philippine Star

Greenfield City shapes up as sports and fitness hub

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Greenfield City in Sta. Rosa, Laguna is shaping up as a premier destinatio­n for some of the most prestigiou­s and sought-after sports events outside Metro Manila.

With the congested streets and increasing­ly rare convergenc­e points for socio-civic gatherings in the metro, venues such as Greenfield City provide a breath of fresh air – figurative­ly and quite literally – for active-minded individual­s and families who look forward to participat­ing in stimulatin­g health and fitness activities.

These include marathons, fun runs, obstacle races and even sports tournament­s such as frisbee and football.

In the past few years, Greenfield City has built a reputation for playing host to some of the most important and well-attended sports and fitness events, such as the LBC Ronda Pilipinas cycling meet, Tough X Rough obstacle race, and many more. This year, visitors and residents of Greenfield City can look forward to a host of more exciting public sports happenings they can participat­e in. Private companies and organizati­ons such as Couples for Christ, Toyota, and schools like the Philippine Public Safety College are holding their own activities and grand events.

Greenfield City is Greenfield Developmen­t Corp.’s pioneer township south of Metro Manila. Long before real estate players looked into Laguna as an alternativ­e center of growth and expansion, Greenfield had establishe­d its foothold in the area with its vast land holding in Sta. Rosa.

What also sets Greenfield City apart is its truly holistic masterplan­ning.

Apart from residentia­l communitie­s and commercial centers, the developmen­t establishe­d a strong foundation with its industrial zones, which stimulated local economy and eventually grew the southern community.

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Greenfield City recently hosted Stage 9 of the biggest cycling race in the country, Ronda Pilipinas.

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