Megaworld Corp., the property development arm of businessman Andrew Tan, projects generating P6.5 billion in sales from Laurent Park, the company’s latest high-rise residential condominium development located at the Manhattan Garden City complex in Cubao, Quezon City.
The 39-story Laurent Park, scheduled for completion in 2029, is the third tower within the Manhattan Garden complex inside the Araneta City. It offers 796 home units ranging from studio at 29 square meters, studio with balcony of up to 35.5 square meters, one-bedroom with balcony at 42 square meters, one bedroom loft with lanai of up to 78 square meters, executive one bedroom with balcony of up to 55 square meters, two-bedroom with balcony of 64.5 square meters and three-bedroom loft with lanai at 132.5 square meters.
“Laurent Park sits on a very strategic location as it will soon rise within Araneta City in Cubao, Quezon City, which is known now as the central transportation and mobility hub of Metro Manila,” Eugene Lozano, first vice president for sales and marketing, Megaworld Manhattan Garden City, said.
All units at Laurent Park come with digital door locksets, as well as wireless smart home systems that can be accessed remotely using a dedicated phone app. This gives residents the ease and convenience of controlling several unit features, including lighting fixtures and other smart appliances in the living, kitchen, and dining areas as well as the bedroom.
Six thematic sky lounges located in various floors across the tower, including one featuring mini golf putting greens, serves as convergence and relaxation areas for Laurent Park residents.
Amenities that allow future residents to enjoy the outdoors include an adult pool and children’s pool with a lounge, outdoor fitness area with energy-generating fitness equipment, yoga deck, children’s playground, and a kiddie picnic area.
Indoor amenities include a bi-level fitness center, children’s day care, game room, and high-ceiling function room that can accommodate up to 50 people. Residents will also be able to access WiFi Internet across all amenity areas.
A variety of green and sustainability features will also be integrated into Laurent Park. Aside from energy-generating outdoor fitness equipment, there will also be low flow rate fixtures to promote water conservation, occupancy sensors in hallways and parking floors that help conserve energy, LED lights for units and common areas, rainwater harvesting system, and its own materials recovery facility.
