DMCI Homes and Marubeni Corporation's upcoming joint venture in Pasig City is a promising investment opportunity for residents who are considering a modern yet serene home.

The 55-story development on the corner of C-5 and P.E. Antonio Street houses a spacious lawn, two pools, an entertainment room and a basketball court at its amenity level on the seventh floor. A third pool is located on the roof deck alongside a Sky Lounge.

The Valeron Tower is competitively priced, starting from P7.62 million. Exquisitely designed residential units will be available at the property, with spacious cuts ranging from studio, one, two, and three-bedroom units ranging from 32.5 square meters to 91 sq.m.

The 1,900 units will be ready for occupancy starting July 2029.

"It will cater to a more upscale segment," Alfred Austria, president of DMCI Homes, said during the launch of The Valeron Tower's showroom last week.

P15 billion will be allotted for this joint venture, he added. A memorandum of understanding was signed on 18 December in Tokyo, Japan. Present at the signing ceremony were President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., DMCI Holdings Inc. chairman Isidro A. Consunji and Marubeni executive officer, chief operating officer of Finance, Leasing and Real Estate Business Division Taro Kawabe.

With a rich 114-year history of doing business in the Philippines through Marubeni Philippines Corporation, Marubeni has actively participated in numerous infrastructure projects in the country, including various collaborations with the DMCI Group of Companies. This partnership has extended to various projects, including the LRT Line 2 East Extension Project, Maynilad Water Services, Inc. consortium and recent initiatives in reforestation and plantation development in Negros Occidental.