Monday, October 27, 2014
FatGoddess
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Iloilo City Mayor Jed
Patrick Mabilog and Megaworld senior Vice President Jericho P. Go (seated,
center) led today's partnership signing for the annual Bike Festival to be held
in Iloilo Business Park until 2024.
Joining them were (standing, L-R) Jojo Castro, sports officer, Iloilo City;
Iloilo City councilors Jay Trenas, Love Love Baronda, Leone Gerochi, Jayson Gonzales;
Felix Tiu, chairman, Iloilo City Trade and Investment Promotions Board; Harold
Geronimo, head of PR and Communications, Megaworld; Ogie Natividad, leasing
manager, Megaworld; (seated, L-R) Iloilo City Vice Mayor Jose Espinosa III, and
Jennifer Palmares-Fong, head of marketing, Iloilo Business Park.
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Iloilo City will again be a place for bikers and bike lovers alike. At the start of summer last March 2014, I experienced the 1st Iloilo Bike Festival as a spectator. I am amazed how the city government and the private sector helped in setting up this festival for less than a month.
Read more about Megaworld Iloilo Business Park and the MOA signing that happened last October 24, 2014.
Hope to see you again Iloilo!
XLXL,
FatGoddess
“The
partnership solidifies the very purpose of this festival, which is to gather
the Ilonggo community and show its commitment to healthy and sustainable
living. We fully support Iloilo’s bid to become the bike capital of the
Philippines as we also build our own bike lanes in Iloilo Business Park,” says
Go.
Environment-friendly
township
Future
residents, BPO workers, mall-goers and visitors of the Iloilo Business Park
will see it rising to become an eco-friendly, sustainable township.
“The very
essence of township living is allowing convenient access to everyone to walk
from one place to another or use bikes around the township, lessening carbon
footprint,” adds Go.
Soon
to rise in the township is The Palladium, a
22-storey residential tower with green features of multi-level sky gardens —
the first in Western Visayas. This tower is also envisioned to be the region’s
tallest residential condominium once completed.
We are
very excited about The Palladium because our residents will be able to
experience sky garden living that allows them to commune with nature without
going out of the building,” says Jennifer Palmares-Fong, head of marketing,
Iloilo Business Park.
Iloilo
Business Park as a business and tourism hub
The
Iloilo Business Park is poised to be the Western Visayas’ biggest business and
tourism hub located at the site of the old airport in Mandurriao district.
Megaworld
has allotted P35 billion for the development of the township in the next 10
years, making it the company’s biggest single investment outside Metro Manila.
The Iloilo Business Park will be home to luxury residential condominiums,
state-of-the-art business process outsourcing (BPO) office towers, a Megaworld
Center Mall, a 1.1-kilometer Festive Walk commercial and retail strip, open
parks, transport hub, first-class hotels such as the Richmonde Hotel Iloilo and
the Courtyard by Marriott Iloilo, and the much-anticipated 3,700-seating Iloilo
Convention Center.
The
Iloilo Business Park is expected to bring Megaworld’s pioneering
‘LIVE-WORK-PLAY-LEARN’ township to Western Visayas, following the success of
other townships such as the 18.5-hectare Eastwood City, known
to be the Philippines’ first IT park; the 50-hectare McKinley Hill,
34.5-hectare McKinley West in Fort Bonifacio; the
15.4-hectare Uptown Bonifacio and the five-hectare Forbes Town Center in Fort Bonifacio; the
25-hectare Newport City in
Pasay City, home of the famous Resorts World Manila; the 12.3-hectare Woodside City in Pasig City; the 11-hectare Davao Park District in Lanang, Davao City; and the
28.8-hectare The Mactan Newtown in Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu.
Take a
review of Iloilo Business Park township and other Megaworld townships at http://www.megaworldcorp.com/.
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