LOCATION ADVANTAGE
December 30, 2005 | 12:00am
Looking at the Ortigas Business District (OBD) transformation gives one a feeling of being part of a dynamic and ever-changing world.
And it is in this aspect of urban transformation that Robinsons Land Corporation (RLC), one of the countrys leading property developers, has been very successful.
East of Galleria, a 45-storey residential tower is the newest condo development of RLC-High Rise Buildings Division (HRBD). Located at the heart of the Ortigas Business District, East of Galleria is a block away from Robinsons Galleria Mall. This imposing structure offers panoramic views like no other: the emerald greens of Wack Wack Golf & Country Club and the magnificent views of the Antipolo Range and Laguna de Bay.
Situated along Topaz Road, East of Galleria is poised to reshape and reinvigorate condo living in Ortigas Center. East of Galleria was designed for buyers who put premium on being close to the best schools, shopping malls, movie theaters, restaurants, health & wellness centers, places of worship, posh business establishments, hospitals and main thoroughfares.
Just a stroll away to the Podium, Shangri-La Mall, SM Megamall, Metrowalk, Home Depot, The New Medical City, Asian Development Bank, Philippine Stock Exchange and the like, East of Galleria is suited for a multitude of buyers who give priority to the convenience of living beside malls, and at the same time prefer that homey ambience in condo-dwelling.
According to RLC-HRBD general manager, Danilo Ignacio, "Our success primarily comes from the identification of the needs of our buyers and the creation of real value and real choices."
He cites, "Such creativity in providing prime residential condominium projects that appeal to location-aspiring and value-seeking buyers is what sets Robinsons Land apart from other developers."
Units are available in one, two, or three-bedroom Bi-Level and loft-type models. Price is as low as P2.2 million. For inquiries, call 636-0888 or 0922-8380888.
And it is in this aspect of urban transformation that Robinsons Land Corporation (RLC), one of the countrys leading property developers, has been very successful.
East of Galleria, a 45-storey residential tower is the newest condo development of RLC-High Rise Buildings Division (HRBD). Located at the heart of the Ortigas Business District, East of Galleria is a block away from Robinsons Galleria Mall. This imposing structure offers panoramic views like no other: the emerald greens of Wack Wack Golf & Country Club and the magnificent views of the Antipolo Range and Laguna de Bay.
Situated along Topaz Road, East of Galleria is poised to reshape and reinvigorate condo living in Ortigas Center. East of Galleria was designed for buyers who put premium on being close to the best schools, shopping malls, movie theaters, restaurants, health & wellness centers, places of worship, posh business establishments, hospitals and main thoroughfares.
Just a stroll away to the Podium, Shangri-La Mall, SM Megamall, Metrowalk, Home Depot, The New Medical City, Asian Development Bank, Philippine Stock Exchange and the like, East of Galleria is suited for a multitude of buyers who give priority to the convenience of living beside malls, and at the same time prefer that homey ambience in condo-dwelling.
According to RLC-HRBD general manager, Danilo Ignacio, "Our success primarily comes from the identification of the needs of our buyers and the creation of real value and real choices."
He cites, "Such creativity in providing prime residential condominium projects that appeal to location-aspiring and value-seeking buyers is what sets Robinsons Land apart from other developers."
Units are available in one, two, or three-bedroom Bi-Level and loft-type models. Price is as low as P2.2 million. For inquiries, call 636-0888 or 0922-8380888.
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