The twin 50-story project reflects suggests sustained demand for upscale developments and it reflects the real estate giant’s push to position RLC Residences as a serious player in the premium condominium space.
It also stands out within the Bridgetowne Estate in Pasig, where two other RLC luxury projects were built in partnership with Hongkong Land and Shang Properties of the Kuok Group.
“We do believe that RLC is strong enough as a brand to be able to carry a premium development,” Katrina Tordilla, assistant vice president for business development at RLC, told reporters in a recent event.
Le Pont will have 506 units in Tower 1 and 644 units in Tower 2, with sizes ranging from 43 sqm one-bedroom units to expansive 390 sqm penthouses.
Earliest turnover by 2029
The first tower is set for turnover in 2029, while Tower 2 will be turned over by 2031.
“The partnership with the other developers is actually to bring further value to Bridgetowne,” Tordilla said.
Amenities include a private theater, golf simulator, and executive function villas.
RLC expands market reach
Le Pont Residences is part of a new generation of RLC projects catering to different market segments.
RLC is also seeing strong sales at Sierra Valley Gardens in Cainta, Rizal, which targets young buyers with smart-home features, solar panels, and open green spaces within a growing mixed-use estate.
The fifth phase of Sierra Valley Gardens is already 40 percent sold.
Meanwhile, MIRA by RLC Residences in Quezon City appeals to starting families through its community-oriented amenities and safe, practical layouts.
The newly launched project is 8 percent sold, according to RLC.
Buyers also benefit from flexible payment options, with down payment terms stretched to as long as 78 months, the developer said.
Miguel R. Camus has been a reporter covering various domestic business topics since 2009.
