PHINMA Properties held an intimate sell-out and thanksgiving gathering for Arezzo Place Davao, celebrating the project’s successful completion and full sell-out.
Held at Casa Asuncion Clubhouse in Arezzo Place Davao, the relaxed evening brought together the Hizon-Velez family, represented by Mr. PepC Velez; Arezzo Place Davao Condominium Corporation’s (APDCC) Board of Directors; some members of PHINMA Properties Management Committee led by President & CEO Raphael B. Felix; and key team members who have been part of the project’s journey over the years.
More than a celebration of a fully sold project, the gathering honored the partnership, perseverance, and shared vision that transformed Arezzo Place Davao into the vibrant residential community it is today.
From vision to a thriving community
Launched in November 2014, Arezzo Place Davao was envisioned as a thoughtfully designed residential community inspired by timeless character, yet purposefully built for Filipino families and the way they live, gather, and grow.
Spanning 2.6 hectares, the development comprises 12 residential buildings and a dedicated parking building, complemented by amenities including a clubhouse, swimming pool, basketball court, and playground.
These shared spaces were carefully planned to support everyday life and foster a strong sense of community, the bayanihan spirit PHINMA Properties proudly espouses in its communities.
From its early stages of development through steady construction milestones and strong market response, the project progressed through close collaboration between PHINMA Properties and its joint venture partners, the Hizon-Velez & Hizon-Reyes families.
Today, fully turned over and actively occupied, Arezzo Place Davao is home to more than 4,000 residents-a testament to consistent stewardship and enduring trust built over the years.
Stories that built the community
The evening was further enriched by personal stories from team members who had been part of the project’s growth. From humble beginnings at the site to the completion of the final buildings, their memories brought warmth and nostalgia to the celebration.
These reflections underscored a simple truth: while sell-out marks an important achievement, it is the families within it who ultimately define its success.
