Fairway Terraces, DMCI Homes’ residential condominium development in Villamor Air Base, Pasay City, has started the move in process for unit owners after construction works of the 19-storey tower along the South Luzon Expressway wrapped up in February this year.

The resort-inspired development began welcoming its first batch of residents this month (February), just in time for its target occupancy schedule of February 2019.

Among the first to move in are entrepreneur couple Henry and Marilou Martinez who purchased a two-bedroom unit to add to their growing condo investment portfolio.

The couple have become avid supporters of the company ever since they got to stay in a DMCI Homes development—Ohana Place in Las Piñas—during a family outing three years ago.

“We rented a space and we spent three days there with our children. My wife really liked the place. Sabi niya: ‘ang ganda ganda rito.’ Sabi ko naman, malay mo magkaroon tayo,” Mr. Martinez shared.

And so when a “big blessing” was received by the family in 2018, the couple made sure to invest in a couple of two-bedroom units in the mid-rise condo development.

DMCI Homes recently held a book drive in its headquarters in Makati City for the benefit of children residing in Gawad Kalinga’s Dreamland community in San Jose del Monte, Bulacan.

The books collected from the activity were turned over by DMCI Homes to the GK Dreamland Homeowners Association last January 26.

The turnover coincided with the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activity dubbed as “Bata, TARA Na! (Towards A Reading Adventure)” read-along session which was done in collaboration with Gawad Kalinga’s Paraisong Pambata project.

The donated books will serve as additional reference materials in the community library which is among the 4 centers and 82 housing units built by DMCI Homes in GK Dreamland.

Over 100 children of informal dwellers, who were relocated from Makati City, learned about the wonders of moving to a new home in the recently concluded read-along session conducted by DMCI Homes in Gawad Kalinga’s Dreamland community in San Jose del Monte, Bulacan.

Dubbed as Bata, TARA Na (Towards A Reading Adventure), the read-along session held last January 26 was the first corporate social responsibility activity of DMCI Homes this year in collaboration with Gawad Kalinga’s Paraisong Pambata project.

At least 80 volunteers consist of employees and unit owners delighted the children beneficiaries by reading the DMCI Homes coloring storybook titled “A Place Called Home,” which tackles the story of Tom who found new friends when his family moved to a new home.