Livable, inclusive communities
PAHH reflects on a journey marked not just by milestones but by a mission: to shape communities that offer safety, dignity and a better quality of life.
Daily TribunePAHH reflects on a journey marked not just by milestones but by a mission: to shape communities that offer safety, dignity and a better quality of life.
PAHH launched new projects in Laguna and Bulacan, signed MOUs for upcoming sites in Pampanga and Metro Manila. It also plans to expand across Luzon.
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Ideasia Dasmariñas, Cavite.
IDEASIA Lipa, Batangas.
P.A. Properties Hankyu Hanshin has become a leading force in middle-income housing eight years since its launch.
The joint venture between Philippine real estate firm P.A. Alvarez Properties and Japan’s Hankyu Hanshin Properties has launched over 5,700 homes across six cities in four provinces.
“Our next 100 years begin with today. Through this partnership, we’ve seen how our philosophy of long-term, people-centered development can resonate in new contexts — and help address real challenges like urban sprawl and the housing backlog,” Keiji Okamoto, president of Hankyu Hanshin Properties Corp. Philippines said.
Formed in 2017, PAHH combines the local market expertise of PA Properties with the design discipline and transit-oriented philosophy of Hankyu Hanshin. The result: Idesia-branded communities that reflect Filipino values and Japanese precision.
Its Idesia brand, now considered a benchmark in affordable, sustainable housing, open spaces, walkable layouts and future commercial hubs. Current Idesia communities are located in Dasmariñas, Cavite (Idesia Dasmariñas Phases 1 & 2, Idesia Heights, Idesia City); Lipa, Batangas (Idesia Lipa); Cabuyao, Laguna (Idesia Cabuyao and Idesia Cabuyao East); and San Jose del Monte, Bulacan (Idesia SJDM).
PAHH launched new projects in Laguna and Bulacan, signed MOUs for upcoming sites in Pampanga and Metro Manila, and revealed plans to expand across Luzon.
“This is proof that international partnerships can build tangible social impact—when the partnership is grounded in mutual respect and shared purpose,” Romarico Alvarez, chairman of PA Properties, said.
As the venture celebrates its eighth year — symbolized by the Japanese word Hachi, meaning prosperity and continuity — PAHH reflects on a journey marked not just by milestones but by a mission: to shape communities that offer safety, dignity and a better quality of life.
