MOVE IN NOW: Sustainability Redefined With SMDC’s Master-Planned Development in Novaliches
Sustainability has taken a whole new shape in today’s world. The
recent health crisis has put health, safety, and well-being in the center of
the discussion, and climate change has placed disaster risk reduction and
resilience front and center.
SM Development Corporation (SMDC), “Developer of the Year” at the DOT
Property Philippines Awards 2022, remains resolute in building sustainable
communities across the country that address the safety, security, and evolving
needs of Filipino homebuyers.
It’s more than just being green
Now more than ever, developers are being assessed against
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards — how they’re able to
provide safe and secure environments, improve health, well-being, and overall
quality of life, all while addressing the environmental impacts of real estate
development.
One of the master-planned communities that encapsulates this trifecta
is SMDC’s Vine Residences. This gated vertical community has dedicated 52
percent of its total land area to open spaces, which has rightfully earned Vine
Residences the title, “Best Landscape Architectural Design,” from PropertyGuru
Philippines in 2021. Its expansive amenity area brings the joys of the outdoors
right to your very own backyard.
Sustainability is ingrained in each SMDC community. With its Nature Park, Vine Residences, a ready-for-occupancy (RFO) development, promotes green and healthy living in all aspects. |
A slew of resort-style amenities await residents at the Central Park —
intricately-designed swimming pools, an engaging children’s play zone, and lush
sunken gardens that flaunt an exquisite use of space and foliage. If adventure
is what you’re after, discover the beauty of nature at the Camp Hill Site. Go
searching for treasure as you trek along the Eco Trail, or enjoy a competitive
game of basketball or volleyball at the covered court.
What truly rounds up SMDC’s commitment to sustainability, however, are
their upgrades or practices that, all in all, enhance each development’s
resilience and overall efficiency while promoting environmental stewardship.
For instance, Vine Residences has been raised from the ground by approximately
three meters, not only to preserve the trees and vegetation in the area, but
also to strengthen the community’s defense against flooding. It’s also equipped
with a detention tank that controls and mitigates water discharge in cases of
heavy rains. A rainwater collection system, on the other hand, enables
rainwater to be recycled and used to water its landscape.
Couple these with the way the hotel-like lobbies and right-sized units
at Vine Residences are designed to maximize the use of natural light and
ventilation, and the walkability that a home right within the SM City
Novaliches complex provides, and you are granted a sustainable lifestyle in a
disaster-resilient property.
Novaliches as a
hyper-connected economic corridor
Shaping today’s property sector along with sustainability is infrastructure.
Given real estate’s confounding implications on both the economy and the
environment, these two go hand in hand in uplifting quality of life —
sustainability practices future-proofing homes and prioritizing health and
wellness, and infrastructure developments triggering economic opportunities and
paving the way for hyper-connectedness inter- and intra-cities.
Novaliches, in particular, is in a particularly exciting position when
it comes to reaping the benefits of sustainable infrastructure. The
soon-to-be-completed MRT Line 7 will connect the area to the planned North
Triangle Common Station, where transfers can be made to other train lines. The
west of the metro will soon be easily reachable via LRT Line 1, and the MRT
Line 3, together with the future Mega Manila Subway, will enable ease of travel
down south.
This not only signifies utmost convenience in getting in and around
Metro Manila. It also solidifies Novaliches as a key economic corridor, and
marks it as a real estate investment hotbed to look out for.
A true economic catalyst and partner in nation-building, SMDC allows more Filipinos to afford an investment in property today, with discounts and terms through its Move in Now program |
Real estate as the golden
ticket to sustainable investments
When it comes to sustainable investments, financial experts agree that
real estate is the safest, most practical choice. Real estate assets are not
only income-generating, but inflation-hedging as well.
It is a must-have in one’s investment portfolio, primarily because
real estate is bound to appreciate in value over time. It stays ahead of
inflation, protecting your hard-earned money and even growing it in leaps and
bounds in a 10 to 20-year horizon. For immediate yet steady returns, you can
always choose to rent out your unit.
The secret lies in choosing the right developer. SMDC’s distinct
formula of sustainable developments in progressive locations has, time and
time, proven itself rewarding for both end-users and investors. Add to that the
integrated mall lifestyle they’ve pioneered, and the human-centric approach to
property management and leasing services they carry.
Steadfast in building an affluent nation of homeowners, the
trailblazing developer has recently launched their Move In Now Campaign, which
essentially enables more Filipinos to own and immediately move into luxurious
and masterfully-designed, sustainable homes. The program allows prospective
buyers to enjoy as much as 10 percent discount upon reservation on select SMDC
RFO developments nationwide. It also lets them in on the opportunity to move in
right away with a five percent spot cash
payment. On top of that, SMDC gives prospective buyers a housewarming
present with a premium furniture item from Our Home.
More than just an after-thought, sustainable homes are a necessity,
and they are now made attainable to many, thanks to SMDC. Start living
sustainably and holistically with SMDC, and move in now to Vine Residences.
To know more about the promotions you can avail of under the Move In
Now Campaign, follow SMDC on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter,
and Tiktok, or visit the SMDC website.
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