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Federal Land to develop condominium in Bay Area

November 1, 2019 | 12:05 am [ bworldonline.com ]



MI CASA, which means “my home” in Spanish, is Federal Land, Inc.’s new project in the Bay Area of Pasay City. — COMPANY HANDOUT

FEDERAL LAND, Inc., the property arm of GT Capital Holdings, Inc., is developing a four-tower condominium in the Bay Area of Pasay City.

Mi Casa is located within Federal Land’s 40-hectare mixed-use development Metro Park.

In a statement, Federal Land said it launched the first tower, Hawaii, which offers 158 units ranging from one-bedroom units to three-bedroom units. Each floor has an average of 14 units.

The unit sizes will be at 45.5 square meters (sq.m.) for a one-bedroom unit, 61.5 sq.m. to 66 sq.m. for a two-bedroom unit, and 113 sq.m. to 137.5 sq.m. for a three-bedroom unit.

The Hawaii tower will feature various indoor amenities, including a lounge area, gym, kids’ play room, a function room with a culinary station, and a movie room.

Mi Casa will have outdoor amenities such as swimming pools and kids’ play areas.

“Mi Casa is set to be a vibrant community that will complement Filipino lifestyles and afford them ample opportunities to learn, thrive, and savor the good things in life,” the statement said.

Federal Land said Mi Casa’s concept and design, which was inspired by the tropical environment of the Bay Area, is a collaborative effort with CallisonRTKL, and Aidea, Inc.

CallisonRTKL is an architecture, planning, and design firm behind the Dubai Creek Harbour in the United Arab Emirates and the Four Seasons Los Angeles Private Residences in California.

Aidea, Inc. is an all-Filipino design firm known for Canvas Boutique Hotel in Palawan and the Marriott Hotel in Pampanga.

The Metro Park estate currently has resort-themed condominiums, offices, shopping and dining centers, entertainment hubs, institutional establishments, and a garden.

The estate is set against Manila Bay, and is close to the area’s malls and convention centers.

The Hawaii tower is targeted to be ready for turnover in 2023. — Jenina P. Ibañez
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