RLC Residences has announced the opening of MIRA Tower 2, following the resounding success of its first tower. Launched just this July as part of Phase 1, Tower 2 has nearly sold out, riding on the momentum generated by Tower 1. This translates to an impressive 80% sales just four months after its April release.
“We’re thrilled by the overwhelming response to MIRA,” said Karen Cesario, RLC Residences’ Marketing Head and Chief Integration Officer. “This milestone reaffirms our commitment to designing homes that prioritize your family’s future. Our focus remains on creating living spaces that cater to the evolving needs of modern families, blending comfort, connectivity, and technology seamlessly.”
MIRA offers convertible flexible units, a standout feature that allows families to adapt their living spaces to meet their changing needs. They can combine two 1-bedroom units with balconies, or split a 2-bedroom with a balcony into a studio and a 1-bedroom. MIRA Tower 2 provides the versatility and functionality required for today’s dynamic family life.
Each MIRA unit also comes equipped with smart home upgrades, including fiber optic technology and automation systems for lighting, locks, and sockets. These features ensure that residents enjoy a future-ready living experience. Additionally, the myRLC Home app offers an all-in-one home management solution. This allows users to conveniently manage condo-related transactions, including online payments, permit and pass requests, and more.
MIRA’s extensive amenities are designed to support both personal growth and community connectivity. With 73% of its over 8,000 square meters dedicated to outdoor amenities, MIRA provides ample space for families to bond and enjoy. Key features include The Playground—a multi-purpose court and indoor running track—alongside wellness zones and various recreational facilities. Together, they offer residents plenty of opportunities to engage in an active lifestyle.
MIRA’s strategic location in Quezon City plays a significant role in its appeal. Residents can enjoy easy access to shopping, dining, entertainment, and key transport hubs. Major business districts like Araneta City, Eastwood City, Ortigas Center, and Makati are all within reach.
Quezon City is also set to benefit from major transportation developments. The Metro Manila Subway, partially operational by 2025, will provide faster and more convenient travel across the city. The Unified Grand Central Station, now 83% completed, will link various urban transit systems, offering seamless connectivity. Meanwhile, Skyway C6, currently under construction, will become a 34-km expressway connecting Skyway/FTI to Batasan Complex in Quezon City. These infrastructure advancements enhance convenience for MIRA residents and significantly increase the community’s overall appeal and accessibility.
“MIRA reflects our vision of creating homes that are not only beautiful and functional but also nurturing environments where families can thrive,” added Cesario. “We are proud to launch the second tower and continue our journey of providing exceptional living spaces for Filipino families.”
For more information about MIRA Tower 2 by RLC Residences, visit rlcresidences.com.
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