Prices & availability

On the current pricelist: one-bedroom ₱5.73 M – ₱6.63 M, two-bedroom ₱8.07 M – ₱11.43 M, three-bedroom ₱11.95 M – ₱13.43 M. A single parking slot is ₱1.09 M – ₱1.14 M. Pricelist effective 1 July 2026 · Inventory as of 17 August 2026.

A reservation fee of ₱20,000 holds a unit. The down payment is then spread in monthly instalments until turnover, with the balance settled through cash, bank financing or in-house financing.

Three. The standard term is a 30% down payment spread over the construction period with the 70% balance due on turnover. The promo term lowers the down payment to 15% and pairs it with a discount on the unit. The cash term takes 10% off the list price outright, which is the lowest total cost if you are not financing.

Your down payment, less the reservation fee already paid, divided by the months remaining until the down payment period closes in November 2029 — about 38 months from today. The later you reserve, the fewer months there are to spread it across, so the monthly figure rises over time.

Yes. The balance on turnover can be settled in cash, through bank financing, or through in-house financing with DMCI Homes. We can walk you through which one works out cheaper for your situation before you reserve.

No. Parking slots are sold separately, currently ₱1.09 M – ₱1.14 M for a single slot, released at Basement 2 and Basement 3.

Yes — the usual purchase costs apply on top of the unit itself, and there are association dues once you take possession. We will give you the full written breakdown for the specific unit you are considering rather than an estimate, so ask before you reserve.

Whatever is current is shown in the bar at the top of every page. Developer promos change without notice, so message us and we will confirm the exact term available on the day you plan to reserve.

They reflect the most recent official pricelist we hold, but developer pricing, discounts and promo terms change without prior notice. Ask us to confirm before you reserve.

Tell us the unit number, or the floor and facing you want, and we confirm whether it is still open. A reservation fee of ₱20,000 then holds it in your name. We send you the requirement list and your down payment schedule at the same time, so nothing arrives as a surprise.

Yes. Foreign nationals may own condominium units in the Philippines, subject to the 40% foreign ownership cap for the building as a whole. Tell us your situation early and we will confirm the remaining foreign allocation before you commit.

Many buyers here are buying to let. The one-bedroom is the easiest unit to rent out — compact, efficient, and the entry point into the community — while the larger layouts tend to attract families staying longer. We can talk through the numbers honestly rather than sell you a yield projection.

Yes. There is a showroom in Cebu where you can walk the actual unit finishes, and the project site itself can be visited. Message us with a couple of dates that suit you and we will arrange it.

Tell us the floor range, the facing and the budget you had in mind, and we will watch for it. Units are released, reserved and occasionally released again continuously, and holds do lapse — the list on this site is a snapshot, not the whole story.