A new landmark of luxury, heritage and progress rises in the heart of Chinatown

THE development enjoys unmatched visibility and accessibility from three major thoroughfares.
A renewed sense of optimism swept through Binondo as Ongpin Tower celebrated its topping-off ceremony — an achievement that signals not only the completion of its structural phase but also the strengthening of buyer confidence in one of Manila’s most anticipated addresses.

STRUCTURAL completion of the tower marks an important phase in its development as it moves toward final construction stages.
Set on a rare and prestigious tri-corner lot along Ongpin, Gonzalo Puyat and F. Torres streets, the 52-story tower has steadily reshaped the Chinatown skyline while reinforcing its promise of world-class living grounded in cultural heritage.
For the project’s chief operating officer, this milestone underscores both progress and purpose.
“This development is not just a home but a legacy investment. It redefines Chinatown living with its blend of luxury, heritage and opportunity,” she said.
The topping-off marks the successful completion of Ongpin Tower’s structural works, keeping the project on track for its target turnover in the second quarter of 2027. It signals to buyers, investors and the broader community that construction is moving forward with strong momentum and unwavering commitment to quality.

THE opping-off ceremony reflects continued construction progress in Binondo.
Photograph by Jefferson Fernando for DAILY TRIBUNE
Manila Mayor Isko Moreno, who witnessed the milestone, underscored the project’s significance to the district.

MANILA Mayor Isko Moreno

