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WHILE the number of condominium and residential developments in Cebu continue to grow, finding a beautiful community within the city for a family is still a challenge.
AppleOne Banawa Heights addresses the need for a residential project that will soon become a place not just for rest and relaxing at the end of the day, but a dwelling place one would call – HOME.
“What we are building is a liveable community. People would want to live in it.” said Yvet V. Andalis Executive Vice-President of AppleOne properties, Inc.
Most of AppleOneBanawa Heights buyers a re Cebuanos from abroad. Those who bought the units are end users, people who would want to come home to a community with joie de vivre.
“We would want to have life breathing into the community.” Andalis shares.
AppleOne Banawa Heights is a project built on a sprawling 2.8 hectare land. What makes this development stand out from the rest of the developments around the city is its private cluster concept.
One can choose from elegantly designed unit at the Mansionette, the Villas, or the Towers.
The design of the whole project i s inspired by community and homes in San Francisco Bay Area, USA.
Each cluster boosts of its own private entrance, generous open spaces, a gazebo, and a total of 5 swimming pools.
AppleOne Banawa creates a re l a x i n g place that you’d come home to. Condo living doesn’t have to feel like living in a compact and compressed space. Each unit as shown in their model units could be quaintly-designed to fit in even Victorian inspired furniture pieces.
Today, AppleOne Banawa celebrates the topping off of Tower 1 with 295 units. Tower 1 was 100% sold out after only 9 month sit was launched. Everything is on schedule as promised.
Unit owners or the first residents of AppleOne Banawa Tower 1 will be moving in to their new home by January 2015.
AppleOne Banawa Heights is the second project of AppleOne. “We are very serious in sustaining the brand. I believe that we have built a strong brand, and we have created a very good and reputable image”. Andalis said.
“And we are not just in for a short stint.” she added.