DMCI Homes Philippines

DMCI Homes is the Philippines' Triple A builder and developer that provides young, upwardly mobile families of modest income with high quality, safe homes in fully serviced communities near the urban areas.

We shall be the best provider of residential communities designed to create quality lifestyle responsive to the changing needs and preferences of the market we serve.

In so doing, we are committed:

To ensure customer satisfaction,
To achieve a sustainable growth on our shareholders’ investment,
To maintain a mutually beneficial relationship with our partners in the business,
To care for the environment we work in,
To promote the growth of our people,

While building an organization that espouses Integrity, Excellence and Interdependence.

DMCI PROJECTS

✔ Cultural Center of the Philippines
✔ PICC
✔ LRT Line 2

BUSINESS TOWERS
✔ Ayala Triangle Tower One
✔ Philippine Stock Exchange
✔ PLDT Tower

MAJOR BANKING HEAD QUARTERS
✔ Philippine National Bank
✔ BPI Tower
✔ Development Bank of the Philippines

MEDICAL INSTITUTION
✔ Asian Hospital
✔ Philippine General Hospital
✔ Manila Doctor's Hospital

FIVE STAR HOTELS
✔ Solaire Resort and Casino
✔ Sofitel Philippine Plaza (formerly Westin Philippine Plaza)
✔ Shangri La Hotels (Boracay, Mactan and Makati)

RESIDENTIAL CONDOMINIUMS
✔ The Shang Grand Tower
✔ Rockwell Condominium Tower
✔ One Roxas Triangle Condominium
✔ Fairmont Hotel/Raffles Suites

BIG COMMERCIAL MALLS
✔ Glorietta 4
✔ Alabang Town Center Mall
✔ SM Megamall, SM Sucat, SM Fairview, SM Dasmariñas, SM Manila

ON-GOING PROJECTS
✔ Skyway Stage 3
✔ NAIA Terminal 1

DMCI HOMES TIMELINE

2016
✔Brixton Place - Kapitolyo, Pasig
✔Alea Resideneces - Zapote 3, Bacon, Cavite City
✔Verdon Parc - Ecoland Drive, Davao City
✔ Calathea Place - Dr. A. Santos Avenue, Parañaque
✔ The Celandine - A. Bonifacio Avenue, Balintawak, Quezon City
✔ Oak Harbor Residences - Jackson Ave, Asiaworld City, Brgy. Don Galo, Parañaque City

2015
✔ Ivorywood Residences - Acasia Estates, Taguig City
✔ Bristle Ridge - Pacdal Road, Baguio City
✔ Fairway Terraces - Villamor Airbase, Pasay City
✔ Maple Place - Acacia Estates, Taguig City

2014
✔ Asteria Residences - san Antonio Valley 2, Sucat, Parañaque
✔ Brio Tower - EDSA-Guadalupe, Makati City
✔ Mirea Residences - Among Rodriguez, Pasig City

2013
✔Sheridan Towers - Sheridan St., Pasig City
✔The Birchwood - Acacia estates, Taguig City
✔Viera Residences - Sct. Tuazon, Quezon City
✔Levina Place - Jenny’s Ave, Rosario, Pasig City
✔Lumiere Residences - Pasig Blvd. Pasig City
✔Outlook Ridge residences - Outlook Drive, Baguio City

2012
✔Arista Place Residences - J.P. Rizal St., Parañaque City
✔Sorrel Residences - Sociego St., Sampaloc, Manila
✔The Amaryllis - E. Rodriguez Ave., New Manila Quezon City
✔Zinnia Towers - Edsa, Quezon City
✔One Castilla Place- Castilla St., Quezon City

2011
✔ Mariciello Villas - Quirino Avenue, Las Pañas City
✔ Rhapsody Residences - East Service Road, Muntinlupa City
✔Stellar Place - Visayas Avenue, Quezon City
✔Accolade Place - P. Tuazon St., Quezon City

2010
✔Siena Park Residences - West Service Road, Parañaque City
✔La Verti Residences - Taft Avenue, Pasay City
✔The Redwoods - Fairview, Quezon City
✔Flair Towers - Reliance for. Pines St., Mandaluyong City

2009
✔ Cedar Crest - Acacia Estates, Taguig City
✔ Willow Park Homes - Cabuyao Laguna

2008
✔ Royal Palm Residences - Acacia Estates, Taguig
✔ Illumina Residences Manila - V. Mapa Cor. P Sanchez, Sta. Mesa, Manila
✔ East Raya Gardens - Mercedes Ave., Pasig City
✔ Mahogany Place III - Acacia Estates, Taguig City

2007
✔Riverfront Residences - Dr. Sixto Avenue, Pasig City
✔Alta Vista De Boracay - Malay, Aklan
✔Tivoli Gardens Residences - Coronado, Mandaluyong

2006
✔ Raya Garden Condominiums - West Service Road, Parañaque City
✔ Cypress Towers - C-5 Corner Diego Silang St., Taguig City
✔ The Manors - CELEBRITY PLACE Zuzuarregui St., QC
✔ Rosewood Pointe - Acacia Estates, Taguig City
✔ Dansalan Gardens Condominium - M. Vicente St., Mandaluyong City

2005
✔ Woodlands - Carmona Cavite

2004
✔ Mahogany Place - Acacia Estates, Taguig City

2003
✔ Villa Allegre - Carmona Cavite
✔ Palm grove - Better Living Paranaque

2002
✔ East Ortigas Mansions - Ortigas Ave. Extension, Pasig City

2000
✔ Hamstead Gardens - Sta. Mesa, Manila

1999
✔ Lakeview Manors - Bagong Calzada,Taguig City


Brand Story The Hero of the Underserved:
The DMCI Brand Story

Inspired by Alfonso

With a wife and a baby on the way, the cost of living in the city became prohibitive for Alfonso. Far beyond the city boundaries, other builders began to develop sprawling neighborhoods of cookie-cutter houses on doily-sized lots. They're pretty but too cramped (for a growing family) and too far out of the city center.

The middle-class man became a stressed out man-in-the-middle, faced with no choice but to take the long daily commute--or pay big city prices. There was no middle ground. "Pagod ka na papunta sa trabaho, pagod ka pa pag-uwi..."

"Alfonso deserves better," the Builder remarked. "He deserves a real home, accessible to his work... a cocoon of good living."

The Builder saw land on the edge of the city--and bought it. SOMEDAY, he knew, this fringe would be part of the metropolis. This, he dedicated to Alfonso, the underserved middle manager--his needs, his family’s needs, his realities, and his dreams.

The Builder had friends who shared his passion for building and who possessed the expertise to make things happen. With knowledge gained from building skyscrapers, the Builder and friends built mid-rise havens that Alfonso could call home.

He used the best materials and fine finishing, and sold these at Alfonso-friendly prices.

Expanding the Vision

More Alfonsos came to stay. And the Builder and friends visited them every week, asking how they could make “home” more comfortable. See, the Builder was an experimental sort--and would innovate and iterate according to the wishes of Alfonso and his people. It sometimes drove his partners crazy, and these ever-changing plans often forced them to work late into the night. But when they built it and saw the vision come to life, they were thankful for the challenge that made them all better builders!

The Builder loved his motley crew, and often said “Not one of us is better than all of us!”

Other people--architects, builders, engineers, salesmen, contractors--happily joined the Builder! The team came to be known as The Heroes of the Underserved.

Alfonso and his people were a neighborly group. They thrived on social encounters and they valued friendships highly. So the intrepid team built neighborhoods with clubhouses where people would converge to party or to simply lounge around. They put up playgrounds and dug swimming pools; they incorporated parks and greenery. They built a world close to, or within, the city where children played and families found respite from the urban jungle.

Because no one should feel that he has compromised on his home. No, not even Alfonso.


More Alfonsos came, inquiring about possible homes. So the Builder and his team built faster… and faster… barely aware that an enemy was rising within: the twin destroyers known as Complacency and Carelessness.

They are formidable enemies, said the Builder. They can make themselves invisible. They hide inside people who seem to be working, but whose hearts are not for Alfonso and the people they serve. They are enemies whose loyalties are not to the team.

The enemy can take shortcuts and call it expediency. It can lead the team into the rut of mindless repetition of projects. The enemy ignores Alfonso and his needs.

The enemy is the spirit of underservice. This, our heroes must fight everyday.

As long as there are people like Alfonso, as long as people must go to the cities for their livelihood, Heroes of the Underserved continue to build cocoons of affordable comfort and serve Alfonso in the most personable, remarkable ways.

In some secret cavern, our heroes keep the blueprint of a dream: a city of tomorrow--a place where a more prosperous Alfonso shall live and work. Our heroes dream of a 50-storey tower with a view of the bay and mountains beyond. They dream of the easy flow of traffic and a causeway that gets Alfonso to the old city in a matter of minutes. The finest of leisure, entertainment, working spaces, and family havens are in one accessible site. For Alfonso…the city of tomorrow is a place NEVER out of reach.