DMCI Homes Inc. expects sales of its upscale Fortis Residences in Makati City to pick up as the project nears completion in 2027.
The property arm of DMCI Holdings Inc. has so far sold around 14 percent, or about 80 units, of the 39-story, 576-unit tower located along Chino Roces Avenue. Units are priced at an average of ₱250,000 per square meter, which DMCI says is lower than similar developments in the area.
The company held a topping-off ceremony on Tuesday, marking the completion of the building’s structural phase. Construction will now move to interior masonry and finishing works ahead of the planned unit turnover in December 2027.
DMCI Homes President Alfredo Austria said Fortis Residences reflects the company’s commitment to quality and engineering excellence. The project represents an investment of about ₱10 billion and will include a second tower — a 15-story office building — targeted for completion in 2028.
DMCI Chairman Isidro A. Consunji, who led the ceremony, acknowledged the property market remains “rather slow” but said the company would continue developing projects and building its land bank.
Fortis Residences is the second project under the DMCI Homes Exclusive line, following Oak Harbor Residences in Parañaque.
The development will feature resort-inspired amenities, including a 3,000-square-meter open space with a leisure pool, lounge areas, and a children’s play zone. The rooftop will have a basketball court, fitness gym, Sky Promenade, and Sky Lounge.
DMCI also plans to expand its high-end brand, with a third premium condominium project set to rise in Camp John Hay, Baguio City.
