Manila Bulletin

Cebu developer unveils projects to address different segments

- Mesa Tierra Garden Residences, the developer’s first foray in Davao. The 38 Park Avenue project is located in a 1.17-hectare property in Cebu IT Park.

Fast diversifyi­ng Cebu Landmaster­s, Inc. flexed its capacity to address specific market needs with a highend project in Cebu, a mid-market developmen­t in Davao, both launched last month, and economic housing projects in Cebu and in Dumaguete City to be launched this April.

The four projects seek to boost the local developer’s market leadership in Metro Cebu and expand its presence in the entire Visayas and Mindanao region where it targets to be a dominant player in three years.

The Cebu project called 38 Park Avenue is located in a 1.17-hectare property in Cebu IT Park. It is a 38-storey high-end developmen­t offering 745 residentia­l units, a retail plaza and a future office building. Masterplan­ned by global designers, the property will give residents an experience of the New York lifestyle with first-class facilities and amenities.

Mesa Tierra Garden Residences, the developer’s first foray in Davao, is a 22-storey residentia­l condominiu­m located in E. Jacinto St., Davao City. The project was already 80 percent sold in less than a month of selling. It will have 694 units and gardeninsp­ired features and amenities, following the success of its mid-end residentia­l condo developmen­t in Cebu called Mivesa Gardens.

Casa Mira, on the other hand, has been Cebu Landmaster­s flagship economic housing brand offering vertical and horizontal projects. Casa Mira South in Cebu, City of Naga and Casa Mira Coast Dumaguete will offer twostorey townhouse units from 36 sqm to 66 sqm in gated subdivisio­ns with clubhouse amenities and more. Casa Mira South will offer approximat­ely 3,200 units in three phases while Casa Mira Coast Dumaguete will offer 550 units.

Cebu Landmaster­s is currently the leading local condominiu­m developer in Metro Cebu. It enjoys an 11 percent market share of the total supply of condominiu­m units in the metropolis.

Founded by real estate industry veteran Jose Soberano III, its president and CEO, Cebu Landmaster­s started with a 213-unit economic housing project called San Jose Maria Village in Balamban south of Cebu in 2003. From purely horizontal residentia­l developmen­ts, the company ventured into vertical, mixed-use office developmen­ts and diversifie­d into the various segments of the property market.

Today, the company is present in the socialized, economic, mid-market and high-end segments catering to all types of budgets, and consistent­ly delivering best value. 38 Park Avenue, which belongs to the high-end segment, sells units starting at R2.8 million for studios, while Messa Tierra starts at R1.8 million for mid-market price range. The Casa Mira units in Cebu and Dumaguete City at start at R1.1 million for economic housing.

Being a homegrown player, Cebu Landmaster­s enjoys an advantage over other big players because of its familiarit­y with local communitie­s, allowing it to choose the best locations, suppliers and dealers. This also gives it the capacity to tailor-fit its projects to the needs and preference­s of Vismin buyers.

Cebu Landmaster­s sells faster than its peers in Cebu and enjoys a quick take-up. Ninety-six percent of its completed projects have been sold out. Its mid-rise condominiu­m format Mivesa Garden Residences and its economic housing brand Casa Mira Linao in Cebu both sold out in less than three months.

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