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The City Environment and Natural Resources Office (CENRO) of the City of Pasig conferred the prestigious Gawad Kalikasan ng Pasig award to Mayfield Park Residences (MPR) at ceremonies held recently at the Pasig City Hall.

MPR was cited for its "outstanding performance and dedicated service to the City of Pasig and for demonstrating exemplary achievement in recycling, waste reduction, cleaner technologies, and for implementing appropriate Environment Management Systems to honor commitments to the general public as well as the environment, and sustainable development and practices." 

MPR is a prime development of DMCI Homes, the country's first triple A builder/developer that provides the underserved middle-income market with high-quality and affordable homes in centrally-located and self-sustained communities. 

Sitting on 3.2 hectares of prime land along Imelda Avenue, MPR is a thriving, enclosed residential community that offers not just top-rate living spaces but an enduring lifestyle of refreshing calm and unmatched convenience as well.

MPR's master plan of nine well-designed mid-rise residential buildings, resort-like amenities, and beautifully landscaped open areas truly inspires family bonding and togetherness, while leaving enough legroom for those who choose to enjoy these come-ons in quiet solitude.

Moreover, MPR is barely minutes away from the bustle and convenience of the mainstream urban scene.  Just a short hop away are burgeoning commercial and entertainment centers, premier medical and educational institutions, and the major business hubs of Makati, Ortigas, and Eastwood City, Libis.

Receiving the award on behalf of MPR is its Property Manager Leonides Gamilla. For further inquiries about Mayfield Park Residences and other DMCI Homes projects, please call 888-3333 or visit www.dmcihomes.com.

Acacia Estates, DMCI Homes’ first township development in the metro, recently celebrated its second community fiesta with a weekend of fun and revelry at The Tent in Acacia Town Center, Taguig City.

With the theme of “Acacia Fiesta Carnival,” young and old residents alike, enjoyed two days full of enjoyable activities lined up by DMCI Homes and Globe At Home that include a free Zumba session, dance exhibitions, film screenings, and dog fashion show.

For this year, The Tent was dressed up like an amusement park while resident concessionaires transformed it to a huge bazaar selling a variety of affordable products and apparels.

The local government of Quezon City awarded its top corporate taxpayers, including DMCI Homes in the Contractor Category, during a gathering of business owners and executives whose company efforts in the past year have contributed to the growth of the city. The 2012 QC Business Night also recognized pioneering business locators as part of the city’s 73^rd Foundation Month Celebration at the Elements at Centris, Quezon City.

The occasion was led by Mayor Herbert Bautista who lauded the transformative support of business awardees in the fields of finance, shopping, export and import, retail and wholesale, information technology, among others. Mayor Bautista expressed confidence that Quezon City can become the next 3G City or Global Growth Generator based on the performance and prospects of its key business sectors.

Quezon City is the site of DMCI Homes’ numerous residential developments located in areas including New Manila, Fairview, Visayas Avenue, E. Rodriguez, Tandang Sora, and P. Tuazon that help generate economic activity and employment while complying with the city’s green building ordinance. Additionally, DMCI Homes’ expertise in engineering quality homes for middle-income families is being applied to improve the lives of many families in Quezon City by providing assistance for the construction of Bistekville, a housing project aligned with the company’s own corporate social responsibility objectives.

This is the first year that the QC government is highlighting the contribution of companies that are not only top taxpayers but are also actively engaged in the social responsibility programs of the city. In previous years, the awards were focused on the highest taxpayers but the new guidelines are envisioned to emphasize good governance and encourage new business players in the lead up to the city’s 75^thanniversary in 2014.

According to Treasurer Edgar Villanueva, their vision for QC is good governance. “We should always remember that good governance starts if there’s good tax collection.” The Bureau of Local Government Finance declared the city’s collections in 2011 as the highest it has attained since 2008. He also mentioned the citation that QC received four years ago as one of the top 10 Asian Cities of the Future in an Asia-wide survey geared toward investor markets.

Maricar Encarnacion, Senior Project Development Manager, replied, “We are grateful to the city government for the honor, and at the same time humbled by it because we are in the company of prominent firms that were also given the distinction. This motivates us to strengthen our engagement in communities and cities where we belong. We share in Quezon City’s drive for effective governance. Good governance benefits us all so it’s a goal and a task worth our participation.”