Situated inside the country’s only landport, the hub offers seamless access to buses, PUVs, and the newly opened LRT-1 Cavite Extension, transforming commutes for thousands of employees.
A commuter-first workplace
“Companies no longer look at office space as just real estate—they look at it as part of their people strategy,” said Jason Salvador, corporate affairs and government relations director of PITX.
“By choosing OFFIX, businesses tap into the South’s massive workforce while giving employees shorter, easier commutes and better access to everyday essentials.”
The approach goes beyond rental savings, focusing on boosting recruitment, retention, and employee quality of life.
Impact on enterprises
Logistics leader Lalamove recently moved its workforce from Quezon City to PITX. “Transferring to OFFIX didn’t just save us costs—it improved our employees’ lives,” said Djon Nacario, managing director. “Staff enjoy lower living costs and shorter travel times. That convenience makes them happier and more productive.”
Local BPO SP Madrid shared similar results.
“Transportation is crucial, and OFFIX at PITX solves that,” said CEO Ian Madrid. “It saves our employees up to an hour of commuting compared to Makati or BGC. People stay because commuting is easier, faster, and better supported here.”
More than real estate
“PITX was designed as a commuter-first hub, but with OFFIX, we’ve taken it further—it’s now an ecosystem where transport, dining, and workspace converge,” Salvador added.
With tenants from outsourcing, logistics, government, and aviation, OFFIX at PITX is proving that business growth and employee well-being can thrive in the same location. —Ed: Corrie S. Narisma
