Is There Any Development More Generous With Open Spaces?

70% Open space.  Aside from being surrounded by a River (Marikina River), which automatically makes the entire 12 hectare development 5 degrees cooler, Circulo Verde’s master plan is to leave 70% or about 8 hectares building free.  Ortigas and company promises to use only 30% of this property for their residential condominium development.  Kinda generous for a city development, don’t you think? 

Go around metro manila and look for other residential condominium developments that can promise 50% open space.  When you find this let me know.

The truth is, most condominiums are so close together that there’s really no room for us to breathe.  Ortigas and Company saw this problem and provided a solution to this problem by putting up Circulo Verde.  If the company really wanted profit and couldn’t care less about it’s future inhabitants, they would’ve planned a 30%, maybe lower, open space.  Just like what you will see around metro manila.

I don’t know about you, but if I were to live in a city, I’d prefer a place with generous open spaces.  So, in Metro Manila, Is there any development more generous with open spaces?  Kindly let me know if you find one and I’ll represent them.

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Opening of Verde Weekends

Are you in to Zip Lines, Remote Control Racing, Zorb, Sunsets, great company, cocktails and good music?  Circulo Verde is inviting you to this weekend’s event.  Opening of the Verde Weekends! 

Shall I see you at Circulo Verde?  Do you want free passes for this event?

Filed under: Circulo Verde Project, Developers, Ortigas and Company, Quezon City, Circulo Verde, Developers, Developments, Events, Ortigas and Company, Property, Quezon City, Real Estate

Who’s Your Landlord?

My landlord is Ortigas and Company, Limited Partnership.  They are in the industry for almost 8 decades.  8 decades ago, the objective of the said partnership was to acquire the Hacienda de Mandaloyon.  Hacienda de Mandaloyon was part of the estate holdings of the Augustinian order.  The area of the hacienda is 4,033 hectares.  This hacienda is now known as the municipalities of Mandaluyong, San Juan, Pasig and Quezon City.  Needless to say, they are responsible for the development of the Ortigas business district.  If you want to know more about the old and new Ortigas and Company, (click here)…

These are the people who started it all: Dr. Frank W. Dudley, Francisco Ortigas (Don Paco), Phil C. Whitaker, Vicente Madrigal, B.C.M. Johnston, Fulgencio Borromeo, Clyde A. Dewitt and Manuel L. Quezon.

Their mission and vision is simple: “To Be the Preferred Partner for Value-Driven Real Estate Ventures.”  They intend to accomplish this by consistently applying these core values: Customer Satisfaction, Creativity, Excellence, Loyalty, Integrity, Teamwork, and Employee Satisfaction.

What can you say?  Do you think Ortigas and Company will play a major role in Metro Manila’s realty developments within the next 1 to 2 decades?

Filed under: Circulo Verde Project, Developers, Ortigas and Company, Circulo Verde, Developers, Farm, Ortigas and Company, Property, Quezon City