Manila Bulletin
November 25, 2009
DMCI Homes recently greeted “Aloha” to the first batch of residents who moved in to their units at Ohana Place, the sprawling Hawaiian-themed, medium-rise residential condominium composed of seven five-story buildings.
The company marked this milestone as it turned over the first building, Honolulu, last month to homebuyers. With this development, DMCI Homes once again stamped its reputation as a developer of choice among today’s under-served market of young, middle-income families and professionals seeking a value-for-money condo property located within the metro.
The buildings of the development were named after key locations and destinations of Hawaii. Their configuration even mimics the shape of the Hawaiian islands. The tribute to a unique and refreshing theme reflects DMCI Homes’ commitment to create inspired communities where residents can savor resort-style living as an everyday affair that counters the rigors of modern urbanity.
In October, the second building, Maui, will be turned over as scheduled. Anahola is set for RFO status in February 2010, while Lanikai will be completed by April 2010. Kauai, Lanai, and Hanalei are also expected to be finished on scheduled to complete this community of mid-rise residences elegantly spaced on a 3.14-hectare sanctuary located in the South of Manila.
Meanwhile, the first batch of residents is now starting to settle in at their flourishing allows efficient lighting and proper ventilation throughout the building, enhanced by the provision of single-loaded corridors – a signature DMCI Homes attribute.
At the center of the development, they also get to enjoy the central amenities area highlighted by the clubhouse dubbed as the Luau Pavilion. The clubhouse was designed to exude traditional Polynesian architecture and influences, but tempered to suit the contemporary tastes of the target market.
Now completed to coincide with the units’ turnover, the clubhouse amenities are open to fulfill the daily recreation and service requirements of residents. These include a fitness gym, game room, receiving lobby, view deck, and an air-conditioned multi-purpose hall for social and corporate gatherings. Outside, the intricately patterned swimming pool is completed, offering such delights as a massage pool with turbo jets, a kiddie pool, and a striking rock formation with water cascades and slide.
Occupying more than 6,000 sqm, the central amenities is ensconced in lush tropical greenery and exotic flora, and complemented by other outdoor amenities like the playground, basketball court, pocket parks, cabanas, and sunbathing deck.
The laid-back lifestyle is also supported by personalized assistance rendered by the Property Management Office (PMO) for various aspects of moving-in, such as utility application, payment assistance, even extra services and conveniences as garbage collection, water and laundry station and in-house convenience store. community. Beyond their units, they can now enjoy the medium density propositions of their building, which includes a skylight and a central landscaped mini park with benches and flowering plants.
Manila Bulletin
November 25, 2009
Ohana Place developed by: DMCI Homes
Marketed by: Philippine Properties International Corporation the best professional online real estate company of choice.
