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At present, prices at the 33.6-hectare estate stands at P150,000 per square meter, which is below the prevailing market value in adjacent communities such as Ayala Alabang Village.
“Once development is completed, we expect valuations to move closer to neighboring benchmarks,” Wong said in a briefing on Tuesday, May 20, 2025.
Located along Southvale Drive in Las Piñas and covering areas that border Muntinlupa and Parañaque, Southlinks Estate is planned as a low-density, master-planned community with 336 residential lots across 31 blocks.
The project allocates 40 percent of its land to green and open spaces, including Metro Manila’s longest linear park.
The gated community is supported by a full range of amenities, including a 1.4-hectare clubhouse, indoor and outdoor sports facilities, wellness areas, and co-working spaces. It also features underground utilities, RFID access, and high-definition CCTV coverage, with all infrastructure adhering to BERDE (Building for Ecologically Responsive Design Excellence) certification standards.
Wong emphasized that Height Realty’s vision is to offer sustainable and secure communities without compromising on convenience or quality.
“Southlinks is not only about aesthetics and space. It’s about long-term value creation for investors and residents alike,” he said.
The estate’s proximity to key locations, with more than 120 destinations within a five-kilometer radius, also reinforces its attractiveness, company officials said. Nearby landmarks include commercial hubs, schools, hospitals, and the Alabang Town Center.
Wong added that the early momentum in sales and interest validates the market’s appetite for well-located, sustainable communities with growth potential.
“Our timeline for land development completion by the second quarter of 2026 remains firm. Investors who come in at this stage stand to gain the most from Southlinks’ future upside,” he said.
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