The Valeron Tower will feature residential units designed in configurations ranging from studio to three bedrooms, with sizes from 32.5 to 91 square meters.

The Valeron Tower’s amenity floor.
PHOTOGRAPHS COURTESY OF DMCI HOMES

ROOF deck.
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DMCI Homes and Marubeni Corporation’s joint venture, The Valeron Tower, has achieved impressive sales, reaching P4 billion just six months post-launch.
Since its launch in January 2024 up to June of this year, 343 units or 29 percent of the 1,191 launched units, have been sold.
The Valeron Tower’s units, starting at P7.62 million, have attracted investors eager to secure an address within Pasig City’s bustling Ortigas central business district (CBD).
The Valeron Tower will feature residential units designed in configurations ranging from studio to three bedrooms, with sizes from 32.5 to 91 square meters. Residents will benefit from its proximity to Pasig’s business and retail hubs, such as Arcovia City, Bridgetowne, SM Center Pasig and Tiendesitas, all within walking distance.
Ortigas Center is a 10-minute drive, and the property enjoys excellent connectivity via C-5 and upcoming transport infrastructure like the Metro Rail Transit Line 4 and the Metro Manila Subway Project.
Additionally, the building will feature a designated guest room, inspired by Japan’s “Guest House” concept, where guests of residents can rent the space for short stays.
The ground floor will also host a daycare center, providing a convenient option for working families to leave their children in a safe and nurturing environment.

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