An outlier that pioneered in offering premium leisure developments in the country long before it became a trend, Landco Pacific Corporation continues to evolve as it celebrates more than 30 years of operations.
Through the decades, Landco Pacific has offered distinctive leisure communities and townships catering to the ever-changing needs and lifestyle of the upscale market. It understands the sense of prestige and a taste for the good life that business executives, heads of families, techpreneurs, and
go-getters aspire for in their real estate investment.
Master-planned projects were built with design concepts centered on unique architecture and aesthetic values, resulting in 1,000 hectares of residential and mix use premium residential properties in its portfolio across the country.
These communities make residents, investors and visitors feel at home in artfully-designed spaces that complement and protect the natural environment with sustainable features.
The BeachTowns are Landco Pacific’s latest developments located in scenic seaside tourist spots that are the highly coveted developments in Batangas and Samal. A modern home that can double as a business in the BeachTowns is steps away from the white sand beach and complemented by resort and leisure amenities under the Millennial Resorts Corp. brand.
Landco Pacific has ramped up offerings of its BeachTowns with soon-to-be-launched premium condominium developments in upscale communities in Batangas.
CaSoBe
The 15-hectare CaSoBe is a master-planned development that offers mix-use residential and commercial lots, situated in the rising business hub and resort destination. The development features wide open spaces and beautiful promenades, with parks and retail landscapes.
CaSoBe elevates the resort lifestyle with inviting details such as blue roads, street art, and creative lamp posts. The Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design-registered CaSoBe is a sustainable development envisioned to contribute to the quality of leisure tourism and property development targeting environment, economic, and social sustainability.
Club Laiya
The 24-hectare Club Laiya is located in Laiya, San Juan, Batangas. It is also an LEED
registered and master — planned estate that features leisure living in a true supra resort community highlighting wide open spaces and beautiful promenades, with parks and retail landscapes.
The Seaside District at Club Laiya provides various offerings serving both the tourist market and the serious investor. For the leisure seeker, apart from having access to Laiya’s expansive white sand beaches, they can also avail of the resort amenities of Millennial Resorts such as the Cocoons, Captain Barbozza restaurant, and The Beach Club.
Latest Developments
Continuing to evolve, Landco Pacific is in the planning stage of its latest developments — premium condominiums The Spinnaker at Club Laiya, San Juan, Batangas and The Residences at Terrazas de Punta Fuego, Nasugbu. These are going to be low-rise and low-density upscale resort condominiums. Current residents and investors will be given priority in availing of these resort condominium units.
MPIC company
After more than 30 years of pioneering sustainable leisure landscapes, Landco Pacific unfolds a new chapter in its story. Manuel V. Pangilinan, among the country’s biggest visionary business leaders, announced in April and May the full acquisition of Landco. He said that the listed conglomerate he chairs, Metro Pacific Investments Corp., has raised its stake in Landco Pacific, making the upscale real estate developer now a 100-percent owned subsidiary of MPIC, from 38 percent previously.
MPIC was previously strong on real estate and property until it diversified into infrastructure and tollways. But realizing the value that Filipinos have put on resort living, Pangilinan said MPIC is once again building up its presence in real estate development and tourism.
This further strengthens Landco Pacific, which already has a strong track record in creating leisure and luxury home communities in the Philippines for more than 30 years. The evolution continues for Landco Pacific, backed by MPIC, one of the country’s biggest conglomerates.