Megaworld Corp., the real estate arm of billionaire Andrew Tan, said it expects to raise P3 billion in sales from a newly launched high-end residential project in McKinley West, Taguig City.
Megaworld said in a disclosure to the stock exchange the project called The Albany would be a low-density, low-rise residential tower, composed of only 64 spacious units.
“This is Megaworld’s first residential development that exudes the superlative features of everything exclusive, private and sophisticated,” Megaworld vice president for sales and marketing Rachelle Penaflorida said.
The tower, which was designed by UK-based architectural firm Broadway Malyan, will feature three-level penthouse suites with their own private keycard-operated elevators that open directly to the resident’s private foyer.
Each penthouse suite has four spacious bedrooms in the first two levels, expansive dining area with a 7.4-meter ceiling height and a roof terrace that features a private pool, relaxation deck and a grilling garden. Every living room in penthouse suites will have a skylight ceiling for natural lighting.