Empire East eyes bold expansion with P25-B capex plan



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Empire East Land Holdings Inc. is ramping up for long-term expansion with a five-year capital expenditure plan worth ₱25 billion, following one of its strongest performances in recent years.
In 2024, the residential developer recorded ₱12.2 billion in reservation sales, defying a tough market environment. The company now manages ₱50 billion worth of assets and holds a land bank covering 426 hectares—strengthening its position for continued growth.
“These figures are not just numbers — they reflect our unwavering drive to move forward with precision and purpose,” said President and CEO Atty. Anthony Charlemagne C. Yu. He attributed the year’s success to the company’s long-term vision and disciplined strategy.
Empire East, a subsidiary of Megaworld Corporation, currently has 11 residential towers under construction and four more nearing development. The company has focused on smart design, sustainable construction, and improved connectivity to meet the evolving needs of Filipino homeowners.
Its sustainability initiatives include adopting the 5S Waste Management Framework, using eco-efficient materials, and expanding green zones such as the Highland Forest at Empire East Highland City. These efforts align with parent company Megaworld’s MEGreen and Alliance Global Group’s SustainAGIlity programs.
The firm also advanced its digital transformation efforts in 2024, rolling out more than 100 automation programs to streamline internal processes and enhance customer service. Among its platforms is "Ask About Your Home," a digital service that, along with a partnership with Pilipinas Teleserv, provides faster access to homeownership documents.
Internally, Empire East expanded its focus on employee growth, mental health, and inclusivity. It also strengthened community engagement through programs like Adopt-a-School and environmental education partnerships.
“As we enter our fourth decade, we are stronger, more agile, and better prepared than ever,” Yu said. “With the support of our Chairman, Dr. Andrew L. Tan, and Alliance Global CEO, Mr. Kevin Tan, we are building a bolder, more inclusive future for the communities we serve.”