Federal Land instils global flair in local property development
Federal Land's flagship project, GT International Tower, captivates onlookers with its magnificent blade-like apex piercing the skyline of Makati's corporate district. From the developers of this iconic building comes another architectural marvel - the Grand Hyatt Hotel and Grand Hyatt Manila Residences complex rising in Bonifacio Global City (BGC), an upscale business and residential centre close to Makati.
Federal Land's flagship project, GT International Tower, captivates onlookers with its magnificent blade-like apex piercing the skyline of Makati's corporate district. From the developers of this iconic building comes another architectural marvel - the Grand Hyatt Hotel and Grand Hyatt Manila Residences complex rising in Bonifacio Global City (BGC), an upscale business and residential centre close to Makati.
Federal Land, a member of major conglomerate GT Capital Holdings, has been at the forefront of residential and commercial developments that have changed the landscape of the Philippine real estate sector.
"We are coming out from our previous low-key approach," says Alfred Ty, Federal Land president and Bonifacio Landmark Corp (BLC) chairman of the board. "We need to look at our developments not just in a local fashion but in a more regional sense, especially with the integration of the Asean community."
Formerly known as Federal Homes, Federal Land has evolved from a small company into one of the country's prime developers. With an expertly trained eye in choosing strategic locations, Federal Land embarks on simultaneous developments to target different market segments. In almost all of the Philippines' trade hubs, such as BGC, Makati, Manila's Chinatown, Quezon city, the Manila Bay area and Cebu, Federal Land is sure to be present.
"With continuous development, we learn what our audience is looking for - good quality, good space planning, useful amenities combined with reasonable costing. Putting all these elements together has always been Federal Land's focus," Ty says.
Federal Land inspires confidence in real estate clients and foreign investors. The company has forged a partnership with Japan-based property developer and financial services firm ORIX Corp in developing elegantly designed commercial and residential properties that have attracted local and international tenants.
The cooperation between Federal Land and ORIX paved the way for developments such as The Grand Midori Makati. The 38-storey twin-tower luxury condominium located at the quiet side of Makati's business hub is a showcase of Filipino and Japanese aesthetics - grandeur, artistry and simplicity combined. Japanese Zen gardens on every floor and a koi pond at the lobby are seamlessly integrated into The Grand Midori Makati's premises by one of the Philippines' most renowned architectural firms, W.V. Coscolluela & Associates.
