Paseo Verde at Real: A unique southern green experience

MANILA, Philippines - With today’s worsening climate change, it comes as no surprise that private companies have gone the extra mile to provide necessary products and services to address this growing concern

Even in real estate, developers go out of their way not just to provide a roof over one’s head, but also offer an environment where future residents can live conscientiously, and enjoy nature at the same time.

LEED Inc., the property development arm of Cavite Ideal International Construction and Development Corp. (CAVDEAL), puts special focus on this requirement through its first residential foray: Paseo Verde at Real.

Located along Real St., Pulang Lupa Uno in Las Pinas City, Paseo Verde at Real is set to be the newest ‘green’ landmark of the city. This 1.1-hectare mid-rise condominium development will allocate more land for open spaces, jogging path, playground and recreational areas that future residents are sure to enjoy.

Two of the towers will have 314 units, while the nine-story tower will hold a total of 156 units ranging from studio to three-bedroom homes. The project will embody Las Pinas’ image as one of the most historically rich parts of Metro Manila by showcasing a neo-Asian design with touches of Filipiniana in fixtures and details.

But more than that, this three-tower project will offer exceptional green features – amenities that focus on the groundbreaking green architecture and puts emphasis to the company’s three environment focus: climate change, the Clean Air Act, and the safety and health of its residents.

From energy-saving amenities like solar-powered streetlights and rain catchment facility, and unique structural layouts such as the ‘rain garden’ located under the property’s cistern, Paseo Verde at Real’s green features will change the way we look at green living.

The most unique feature of Paseo Verde at Real however, is probably the bike facilities that will be made available upon construction. Aside from bike lanes, there will be permanent bike racks where lovers of the activity can park their equipment safely.

“We wanted to be a niche player in the real estate industry, by providing a project that truly promotes a green and healthy lifestyle. In fact, part of our requirements to owning a unit is undergoing a one-day seminar on how to adopt a green lifestyle. We want residents to know that we are serious about our vision for Paseo Verde. Paseo Verde at Real won’t be our first project to promote this type of set-up. Expect more Paseo Verdes to rise and encourage a healthier way of living,” said Regie Dela Cruz, LEED Inc. project director.

Paseo Verde at Real is accredited by the Building for Ecologically Responsive Design Excellence (BERDE) and a member of the Philippine Green Building Council for its steps towards promoting a sustainable community. The first tower turnover is scheduled in October 2015. For more information, call 854-1652.