Sta. Lucia Land builds on infra program’s benefits

Communities like the 230-hectare Colinas Verdes in Bulacan has become more accessible due to the new thoroughfares being built by the government.

The country continues to benefit from the government’s ambitious “Build, Build, Build” program and even property developers can attest to that.

In fact, many developers have anchored their projects on the P8-trillion infrastructure initiative, which is envisioned to allow better connectivity and boost economic growth in the countryside.

Accessibility to modern conveniences from the 40-hectare Acropolis Loyola will be exceptional thanks to existing and upcoming infrastructure projects near Marikina and Quezon City.

“We all know what having good infrastructure means for a country or even just a city. Having well-planned infrastructure could help usher in progress in an area and this is why we welcome and look forward to the completion of new roads, bridges, or rail projects,” said Sta. Lucia Land Inc. president Mr. Exequiel Robles.

Data from the Department of Public Works and  Highways (DPWH) showed that since June 2016, a total of 9,845 km of roads, 2,709 bridges, and 4,536 flood control projects, among others, have already been built. Most of these projects were heralded by developers as it gave their projects that much-needed boost especially during the pandemic when everyone seemed to go after that much-needed comfort, connectivity, and convenience.

You can easily reach the 26-hectare Yanarra Seaside Residences in Nasugbu, Batangas via South Luzon Expressway or via Manila-Cavite Expressway (Cavitex).

Many developers thus regard the Build, Build, Build program as a guide to what their next steps should be. It helps them identify where to build next and enables them to effectively plan their expansion—meaning, wherever the next infrastructure project is, developers are sure to follow.

“Infrastructure not only helps improve connectivity and accessibility but it also boosts land values especially in the fringe areas. These give us more reasons to build in these once hard-to-reach areas or sleepy towns,” Mr. Robles added.

Sta. Lucia Land is among those that are set to significantly benefit from big-ticket infrastructure projects such as the NLEx Harbor Link Segment 10, the Cavite-Laguna Expressway, the Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expressway, the Laguna Lake Highway, and the Taytay-El Nido Road in Palawan, among many others.

Infrastructure projects have made it easier to have a quick weekend getaway to the 24-hectare Nasacosta Resort & Residences.

“Sta. Lucia Land has numerous projects across the country including in the fringe areas and these major infrastructure developments are set to make our projects even more accessible. Connection and ease of access have always been a major consideration for many homebuyers and investors and once they are made aware of a road or rail project that would benefit the development, it then becomes easier for them to decide,” Mr. Robles explained.

“We see the Build, Build, Build program as an effective tool for us to better deliver on our promise of creating liveable communities that would not only increase in value over time but more importantly transform lives. For us, this initiative is an important enabler that could help stir economic activity and growth in various areas across the country,” Robles added.

As Sta. Lucia Group celebrates 50 years of building homes and communities, trust that it will create even more large-scale master-planned communities that will enable hardworking Filipinos to reap the many benefits that infrastructure can bring.

 

Source: https://businessmirror.com.ph/2021/10/25/sta-lucia-land-builds-on-infra-programs-benefits/