Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes opens main access road
Published in The Philippine Star on January 28, 2012
MANILA, Philippines – Top officials of Horizon Land, Federal Land Inc., and the Manila City government recently inaugurated the Garden Road of Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes, the exclusive access to Manila’s biggest kid-friendly garden community in Paco, Manila. Dr. George S.K. Ty, chairman of the Metrobank Group of companies, and Manila Mayor Alfredo S. Lim, led the ribbon-cutting ceremony, which formally opened the main access road of the 8-tower development.
Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes is strategically located between Manila and Makati cities. The Garden Road serves as an easy access to downtown Manila, which connects to Quirino Avenue Extension-Otis. The other access road and gate, through Peñafrancia St., is another way to Makati City.
In his speech before officials and guests of the Garden Road inauguration, Mayor Lim congratulated Horizon Land, a subsidiary of Federal Land, for helping develop the city and improve its image through various residential projects.
Mayor Lim said, “The Ty family is a seasoned developer, and their projects also benefit the surroundings.” The Mayor recognized Horizon Land for leading property developments in Manila and added that he is hoping Horizon Land would continue to build more developments in the city.
The development’s garden road along Quirino Avenue Extension
Each of the project’s eight residential towers will have mostly two-bedroom units with floor areas of 33.6 to 35.2 square meters. The first tower, the 16-storey Molave, is scheduled for turnover in 2012. The other towers under construction are the Maple, Narra, and a multi-level carpark.
Thoughtful amenities and kid-friendly facilities ensure homeowners an active lifestyle and more play time for children without leaving the community premises. There are adult and children swimming pools, children’s play area, kiddie art center, music room, gazebo, jogging path and promenade, a meditation garden, basketball court, clubhouse, fitness center, day care center, study center and a computer/game room.
The two-hectare property will allot 50 percent of open space and lush greeneries with the residential buildings interspersed with manicured gardens. It is also bordered by a body of water, a symbol of good fortune. For safety and exclusivity, Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes has a well-lighted entrance gate, a perimeter fence and CCTV systems complemented by 24-hour security. An administration office will take care of the facilities for residents.
Located along Quirino Avenue extension-Otis(Penafrañcia), the project is easily accessible to schools, hospitals and retail establishments. Accessibility to major road networks such as the Quirino Avenue, United Nations Avenue and Paz Guazon Street also allows residents to reach the business and commercial districts of Binondo and Makati in just a short time. This feature allows working residents to balance their time between family and work.
PGMH’s showroom is located at Quirino Avenue Extension-Otis (Peñafrancia), Paco, Manila
Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes is a development under Horizon Land, a Federal Land subsidiary. Horizon Land is committed to developing affordable yet quality, secure and family-friendly residences. It provides Filipino families an address that is nestled in a nurturing and safe environment, thoughtfully and sensibly designed, accessible and one that will stand the test of time.
Federal Land is a partner of the Metrobank Group. It has developed various projects including master-planned condominium communities, office buildings, an event venue, retail and entertainment centers and a hotel. With a solid track record backed by four decades of experience and industry admiration, Federal Land’s condominiums surely make a sound investment.
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Peninsula Garden Homes opens new address in Manila
Published in Manila Bulletin on March 30, 2011
MANILA, Philippines — The city of Manila is the address chosen by Horizon Land for Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes, a place that puts together the city’s best features – accessibility to all parts of the Metro, and to the sites of our historic and cultural heritage.
Horizon Land, a subsidiary of Federal Land, Inc., opens a world of fun and new experiences for families with this new address located along Peñafrancia Street in the enclave of Paco.
Sprawling around the eight-tower development are gardens which offers activities to encourage adults and chil-dren to discover the joy in leisure and being together as a family.
Childhood memories will be gathered around the swimming pool area. Indoors, they can find time to enjoy the company of family and neighbors in the gaming room or kid zone. There are many leisure and sports features for each member of the family: swimming pool, gym, multi-purpose play courts, landscaped walking trails, fitness center, even a place for a picnic. There is also a meditation garden for some quiet time.
On any given day, the clubhouse and function room can be used to serve as venue for any family gathering. The development has devoted 50 percent of its land to open spaces and lush greeneries.
The modern community also features an automatic fire detection and alarm system, stand-by power generator, 24-hour security, two elevators, sewage treatment plant, mail room, safety railings, and covered walkways.
This kid-friendly residential community is accessible through various major roads such as Pres. Quirino Avenue, UN Avenue, P.M. Guanzon Street (formerly Otis Road), and Pres. Osmeña Highway (South Superhighway). Schools, hospitals, churches, retail establishments and offices are just a few traffic signs away.
Federal Land, Inc., is one of the country’s leading property developers and the real estate arm of Metrobank Group.
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Federal Land creates self-contained community in Manila
Published in Manila Bulletin on June 7, 2010
We choose the city. No matter how we rant about the congestion on its streets or the frantic lifestyle it demands, we still choose to be urban dwellers. We opt to take our chances and compete because we recognize the opportunities and conveniences the city offers.
We choose its asphalt and cement roads, its towering concrete and glass structures, and its blinding lights. We choose the metro’s chaos. But we ache for green.
The “green factor”, in fact, is an important factor in today’s living. We long for that refreshing air of verdant and spacious greenery; we aspire for a relaxing home environment that takes us away from the indifference of the workplace; and we yearn for a sanctuary – our own little everyday getaway.
These are the words of the complex market that motivated Federal Land to create the Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes.
Set on an expanse in the historic district of Paco in the city of Manila, this enclosed, self-contained community of mid-rise residential buildings aims to redefine modern condominium living.
Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes recently held its first concrete pouring ceremony and showroom blessing attended by officials of Federal Land Inc. led by general manager, Jose Mari Banzon, and first vice president, Dennis Lim.
Two of the model units, designed by interior designer Grace Milan, were aptly titled “Modern Sense” and “The Garden Breeze”.
For the “Modern Sense” theme done on a 57.5-sqm, two-bedroom unit, Milan utilized red, black and white for its color schemes. The unit is geared for start-up couples, who would likely want a unit that’s close to their work place and schools for their children.
For the Garden Breeze theme, Milan blended espresso and vanilla, plus accents of pea green as color schemes for a 75-sqm two-bedroom corner unit. It featured a perfect setup of vintage furniture and accessories, and is seen as an ideal setup for homemakers who love to do the arranging of the interiors of the house.
This project is characterized by modern Asian architecture that incorporates the elements of nature into its overall design. It is located along Peñafrancia extension in Paco, Manila and is easily accessible via major thoroughfares such as President Quirino Ave., PM Guanzon St. (formerly Otis Road), and the South Super Highway.
The charming district of Paco is relatively untouched. It lies on the “quiet side” of the metropolis, detached from the hectic vibe of its neighboring districts in downtown Manila. Yet, Paco is virtually encircled by top educational institutions, medical and health facilities, as well as commercial and entertainment centers. It is also only minutes away from the Makati Central Business District. This location brings homeowners within easy reach of city convenience, but isolated enough for a tranquil family-friendly home environment.
The eight residential buildings are interspersed with manicured gardens, rows of lush flora, and soothing water elements. The entire property is bordered by waters, which, according to feng shui advocates, is considered to bring good fortune to its residents.
The development offers modern amenities and facilities that ensure homeowners an active lifestyle without leaving the property’s premises. The courtyard features a swimming pool, children’s pool, children’s play area, gazebo, jogging path and promenade, a meditation garden and a basketball court.
Indoor recreational facilities include the clubhouse, multi-purpose hall and function room, fitness center, day care center, and an indoor game room. Privacy and security are also guaranteed. The whole property is surrounded by a perimeter fence which is shored up by a well-lighted gated entrance and roving security personnel. Meanwhile, intercom and closed circuit television systems are utilized to secure the buildings.
Federal Land is currently undergoing development of the project’s initial phase. Construction is expected to be completed by 2011.
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Federal Land creates a ‘secret garden” in the heart of Manila
Published in Philippine Start on June 5, 2010
MANILA, Philippines – We choose the city. No matter how we rant about the congestion on its streets or the frantic lifestyle it demands, we still choose to be urban dwellers. We opt to take our chances and compete because we recognize the various opportunities and conveniences the city offers. We choose its asphalt and cement roads, its towering concrete and glass structures, and its blinding lights. We choose the metro’s cold chaos. But we ache for green.
The “green factor,” in fact, is an important factor in today’s living. We long for that refreshing air of verdant and spacious greenery; we aspire for a relaxing home environment that takes us away from the indifference of the workplace; and we yearn for a sanctuary — our own little everyday getaway.
Property development firm Federal Land, in recognition of this fundamental yet complex market need, introduces Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes.
Strategically set on an expanse in the historic district of Paco in the city of Manila, this enclosed, self-contained community of mid-rise residential buildings aims to redefine modern condominium living.
Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes recently held its first concrete pouring ceremony and showroom blessing attended by key officials of Federal Land Inc. led by its general manager, Jose Mari Banzon, and its first vice president, Dennis Lim.
Two of Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes’ model units, designed by interior designer Grace Milan, are called “Modern Sense” and “Garden Breeze.” These two themes were the key design inspirations used for the model units in Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes.
For the “Modern Sense” theme done on a 57.5-square-meter, two-bedroom unit, Milan utilized red, black and white for its color schemes. The unit is geared for start-up couples that would likely want a unit that’s close to their work place and schools for their children.
For the “Garden Breeze theme, Milan artfully blended espresso and vanilla, plus accents of pea green as color schemes for a 75-square-meter two-bedroom corner unit. It features a perfect setup of vintage furniture and accessories, and is seen as an ideal setup for homemakers who love to do the arranging of the interiors of the house.
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Federal Land creates ‘secret garden’ in the heart of Manila
Published in Malaya on June 4, 2010
We choose the city. No matter how we rant about the congestion of the streets or the frantic lifestyle it demands, we still choose to be urban dwellers. We opt to take our chances and compete because we recognize the various opportunities and conveniences the city offers.
We choose its asphalt and cement roads, its towering concrete and glass structures, and its blinding lights.
We choose the metro’s cold chaos. But we ache for green.
Pioneering property development firm Federal Land in keen recognition of this fundamental yet complex market need, introduces Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes.
Strategically set on an expanse in the historic district of Paco in the city of Manila, this enclosed, self-contained community of mid-rise residential buildings will definitely redefine modern condominium living.
Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes recently held its first concrete pouring ceremony and showroom blessing attended by no less than key officials of Federal Land Inc. led by its general manager, Jose Mari Banzon, and its first vice president, Dennis Lim.
Two of Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes’ model units, tastefully designed by interior designer Grace Milan, were aptly titled “Modern Sense” and “The Garden Breeze”.
These two themes were the key design inspirations used for the model units in Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes.
Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes is characterized by modern Asian architecture that ingeniously incorporates the enlivening elements of nature into its overall design.
It is located along Peñafrancia extension in Paco, Manila and is easily accessible via major thoroughfares such as President Quirino Avenue, PM Guanzon St. (formerly Otis Road), and the South Super Highway.
Apart from enjoying a cultural history steeped in tradition, the charming district of Paco is relatively untouched.
It lies on the “quiet side” of the metropolis, just detached from the hectic vibe of its neighboring districts in downtown Manila. Yet, Paco is virtually encircled by top rate educational institutions, medical and health facilities, as well as commercial and entertainment centers.
Additionally, it is only minutes away from the Makati Central Business District.
The eight residential buildings are interspersed with well-manicured gardens, rows of lush flora, and soothing water elements. The entire property itself is bordered by waters, which, according to Feng Shui advocates, is considered to bring good fortune to its residents.
Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes stands out as an intelligent choice for the modern urban warrior in search of that elusive serene green home in the city.
Federal Land is currently undergoing development of Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes’ initial phase.
Construction of the first of eight towers commences the first quarter of this year and is expected to be completed by 2011.
