Homegrown developer Aeon Luxe Properties Incorporated (ALPI) formally broke ground its new project in Davao City, the Aeon Bleu, along Bacaca Road on Monday.
Couched on a 1.6-hectare property, the project is a six-tower mixed-use development, which will be comprised of two residential towers, one condotel, one corporate tower, Club Aeon, and another reserved for future development.
The tallest of among the buildings will be up to 26 stories.
“Aeon Bleu’s phase 1 construction is now ready to begin. This will comprise of residential Towers 1 and 2, the condotel at Tower 3, and the Club at Tower 5. Phase 2 will comprise the construction of Corporate Tower at Tower 4 and the future residential development at Tower 6,” said Ian Y. Cruz, president and CEO of FTC Group of Companies Corporation.
Towers 1 and 2 will house the residential flats of Aeon Bleu while Tower 3 is a hotel-operated condotel equipped with revolutionary technology like a digital concierge, fiber optic backbone, and smart home features.
Tower 4 is a corporate tower that will be available to accommodate the needs of every business. It will feature shared workspaces, private offices, and everything in between.
Club Aeon at Tower 5 is considered the crown jewel of the Aeon projects as it will feature a luxury lobby, basketball court, fitness facility, children’s playroom, and entertainment area. Moreover, Club Aeon will have a six-themed pool, the first of its kind in the Southern Philippines.
Tower 6, which is the premium residences, will house the most luxurious units in the futuristic skyscraper on its top floor, along with an infinity pool and large office spaces.
“We’ve planned meticulously to build such luxury in the heart of Davao. We started with small steps then we picked up our pace and today we’re finally going to take a giant leap towards the realization of Davao’s Aeon Bleu,” Cruz said.
He said it took the company one and a half years to complete the necessary documents from the planning to the permits.
He said the whole project has a master plan of six years with the completion of phase 1 targeted to finish in three years and phase 2 in another three years.
