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Property developer AppleOne expands in Mindanao

APPLEOne Equicom Tower.
APPLEOne Equicom Tower. PHOTOGRAPHS COURTESY OF APPLEONE GROUP
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APPLEONE chief executive officer and president Ray Go Manigsaca.
APPLEONE chief executive officer and president Ray Go Manigsaca.

AppleOne Properties Inc., a Cebu-based and homegrown property developer founded by enterprising couple Ray and Venus Manigsaca, announced that it will be revitalizing further its footprint in the Southern part of the country by rolling out the first phase of its expansion plan.

According to AppleOne chief executive officer and president Ray Go Manigsaca, the group has set its eyes on Cagayan de Oro City, a strategic expansion that will fortify the company’s presence beyond the Visayas.

He said the business move aims to contribute to the development of CDO as a prime city outside Metro Manila and takes advantage of the city’s reputation as an up-and-coming premier tourist destination in the South.

“This is all set and we are ready for Cagayan de Oro. CDO is a prime location for our expansion efforts in Mindanao, its rich culture and natural tourist attractions make it a great destination hotspot for tourists,” said Manigsaca.

Amid this, the executive, however, is yet to divulge any specifics relative to AppleOne’s venture and investment in Cagayan de Oro City.

 “CDO being called the City of Golden Friendship for decades now reflects the hospitality of its people

— they’re warm, friendly, and represent the unique brand of Mindanaoan hospitality that the world deserves to see and experience,” Manigsaca added.

AppleOne is known for bringing luxury hotel and residence development and amenities into the regions outside of the country’s capital, and consecutively contributes to the economic and tourism sector growth of these regions.

The company is the developer behind Sheraton Cebu Mactan Resort in Cebu.

Meanwhile, the company broke ground in Panglao, Bohol December last year as the province’s first-ever 5-star luxury hotel and residences, and is set to inaugurate Mahi Center and Fairfield by Marriott in Mactan Island by the latter part of this year.

Moncello Crest water garden.
Moncello Crest water garden.
ELEVATED boardwalk.
ELEVATED boardwalk. PHOTOGRAPHS COURTESY OF DMCI HOMES

Mindanao’s real

estate growth

 It is said that AppleOne’s entry into Cagayan De Oro is well-timed, as Mindanao’s property industry is experiencing robust growth. The city is seeing a surge in both residential and commercial developments, driven by increased investor confidence and the local government’s push for infrastructure improvements.

 Tourism in CDO is also on the rise becoming a key destination for both local and international travelers, fueled by its rich cultural heritage, adventure tourism offerings, strategic urbanized location, and local government support.

CDO’s promising growth and investment potential stand out, especially with the 2nd Mindanao Tourism Expo 2024 (MTEx 2024) that was recently held in the city. The expo showcased tourism spots across Mindanao’s six regions, gift products, discounted tour packages, and other promotional displays.

With joint support and efforts from local government offices and private stakeholders, the region’s potential as a premier travel destination will be further highlighted to more tourists and investors, fostering local community development and economic growth.

Additionally, CDO serves as a gateway to various tourist spots in Mindanao, with the region seeing inbound arrivals of up to 2.5 million in 2023, according to Juan Carlos Valentino Baclig, Marketing and Promotion Head of Department of Tourism Region 10.

“With the city’s rapid growth, we see great potential in contributing to the local economy and further boosting the region’s tourism sector. Our new property will not only offer world-class amenities, but also generate employment opportunities for the local community, and attract more tourists and investors into the region,” Manigsaca stated.

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