Urban Deca Towers in Mandaluyong: Micro Living Condominium Built for Yuppies and Collegiate Students

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To everyone who is looking for affordable and semi-furnished condominiums, there is a new condominium project that will soon be towering at a height of 42 stories at No. 69 Sierra Madre street, Barangay Highway Hills, in Mandaluyong and just along EDSA for that added convenience that will surely catch the attention of our mid-class single upwardly professionals, or otherwise known as "yuppies," and colleges students.

Your friendly neighborhood pambansang blogger was invited to the groundbreaking ceremonies of another great condominium project that will reach out more to the younger generation that needs more time for themselves and their career or studies rather than wasting their time in the busy streets of the metro.

Aimed to address the need for a quality lifestyle for long-hour commuters, the Urban Deca Towers project ultimately becomes a weekday halfway house or private dwelling unit for those who would otherwise co-share apartment or dormitories. It is expected to be finished by third quarter of 2017 but now pre-sells at prices starting at P875,000 which equates to a monthly amortization of around P7500 only.

The condominium features 1,148 condominium units and mixed-use commercial spaces for a convenience store, laundry facility, gym and restaurants. It will also have large common spaces for lounging or entertaining friends.

Semi-furnished units will include a living package consisting of air-conditioning unit, microwave oven, a bed, cabinets, and a dinette for two. Every dwelling unit averages 13.06 square meters.

Security will be tight with 24-hours security and CCTV cameras. There will be a four-level basement parking with 156 slots and 4-high speed elevators to service the floors.

Instead of enduring several hours of travel, and spending so much in commuting or gas if you are a car-owner, aside from the horrible stress of traffic and pollution, Urban Deca Towers is the perfect fit for modern urban living.

8990 Housing Development Corporation, a multi-billion publicly-listed property developer and the Philippines largest homebuilder for the masses, appointed Megawide Construction Corporation as the official contractor. The construction company is known for many large commercial projects and recipient of several industry awards for engineering excellence.

The property developer has made a strong presence in the Philippines with various large-scale mass housing, medium-rise and condominium developments in Cebu, Davao, Iloilo, Batangas and Cavite. It is the only subdivision developer that has wakeboarding pools in Davao and Angeles City, Pampanga for the benefit of the homeowners' leisure needs. Known subsidiary developments are the Azalea Vacation Club and the Azalea Hotels and Residences in Baguio and soon in Boracay.


Cover Photo Caption:
Megawide Construction Corp - VP Operations- Ronald Paulo
8990 holdings Inc - President (Vertical operations) - Carla Lipardo
Gene Soriano Nepomuceno & Partners Architecture Studio - Senior Managing partner - Arch Gene Go
8990 holdings Inc - CEO & President - Jesus Atencio
8990 holdings Inc - Chairman - Mariano Martinez
8990 holdings Inc - Founder & Chairman emeritus - Luis Yu, Jr
Megawide Construction Corp -CEO - Michael Cosiquien
Megawide Construction Corp - Planning Architect- Edward Co Tan
Megawide Construction Corp -Project Design Architect- Henkell Ong Hoa

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