FEDERAL LAND, Inc. said it continues to see increased demand for its township developments such as Metro Park in Pasay City and Grand Central Park in Bonifacio Global City amid the pandemic.
“After a year of extraordinary circumstances, Filipinos are now looking for more than just a good place to sleep in when it comes to finding their home,” Federal Land Executive Vice-President Catherine C. Ko said in a statement.
“The comfort they feel inside their homes needs to extend to the areas outside their doors, into what we now call the ‘outside world’ for Filipinos to feel safe and secure in their environment. This is how communities offer value for our residents — living in our communities has allowed our residents to continue with their lives with minimal disruption, in a mixed-use community where almost everything that they need is within reach.”
Lockdown restrictions have also emphasized the importance of having a home with adequate spaces for work and recreation.
Luxury residential development Grand Central Park offers spacious unit layouts and extra rooms that can be used as an office or classroom. Metro Park’s resort-inspired condominium residences offer alternative spaces to work-from-home and landscaped gardens for relaxation.
Ms. Ko said the developer implemented safety regulations in its malls and existing properties and upgraded its sanitation facilities in accordance with government guidelines.
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Article and Photo originally posted by Business World last February 16, 2021, 12:04am.
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