DMCI Homes has once again fulfilled its promise of early or on time delivery of its residential condominium projects with the turnover of its Brio Tower development in Makati City, 13 months ahead of schedule.

Sitting on a 5,760 square meter lot in Guadalupe Viejo, the single-tower resort-inspired development is DMCI Homes’ first residential condo project in the country’s financial capital.

The property arm of DMCI Holdings, Inc. already started the turnover process for the first batch of unit owners late October, over a year ahead of the committed occupancy schedule of November 2019.

All the 746 units of the 30-residential level high development have been presold for a total reservation sales of P2.973 billion.

For the second straight year, DMCI Homes has received commendation for its quality residential condominium developments in The Outlook 2018 by property portal Lamudi Philippines.

Co-presented by the Philippine Daily Inquirer Property, this year’s awardees were honored in a black-tie gala event at the Makati Shangri-La last November 15.

DMCI Homes’ first Japanese architecture-inspired development - Kai Garden Residences - won the Best Premium Condo of the Year in Luzon (Amenities) of The Outlook 2018 which is based on a survey participated in by at least 10,000 active property seekers.  Kai Garden Residences is located in M. Vicente Street, Mandaluyong City.

On the other hand, Verdon Parc, DMCI Homes’ initial foray into the Davao property market was Highly Commended in the Best Premium Condo of the Year in Visayas & Mindanao category.

DMCI Homes previously received the “Developer with the Best Value for Money” award in the first run of The Outlook in 2017. 

Life is all about balance.

Living in DMCI Homes’ One Castilla Place community for the past two years has helped young professional Chris make this important realization. 

A self-confessed geek in his younger years, the 36-year-old bachelor shared that growing up, all he cared for was his love for computers.

“Noong nag-aaral ako, tingin ko ang future, computers. Medyo tumama naman ako, kaunti. Kaya nga medyo introvert ako, laging nakaharap sa computer. Lahat ng friends ko ‘virtual,’” Chris chuckled.

But as he went to college and later on landed a job as programmer in an IT firm, Chris learned to better appreciate the simple joys that life has to offer.

His attitude towards life all the more changed when he was asked to be a part of the Community Development Council of DMCI Homes’ One Castilla Place project when he moved into the resort-inspired condo community in February 2015.

“Before kasi never akong nag-absent sa work. But I realized I’m not getting any younger. And I think to enjoy the zest of life you have to find the balance between work and family and also friends,” Chris pointed out.