Shang Properties recently unveiled its latest residential development, Shang Summit. This new venture promises residents the pinnacle of comfort and style, offering exceptional design, a vibrant community, and world-class amenities.
Designed by renowned architectural firm P&T Group and interior design leader FM Architettura, Shang Summit marks Shang Properties’ first residential project in Quezon City. Its two towers will rise to a record-setting 250 meters as the tallest residential development in the Philippines.
Located in the South Triangle, Quezon City, Shang Summit balances privacy and convenience. The East Tower, the first of the two, features 1,020 beautifully-appointed residences with panoramic city views.
Shang Summit offers a comprehensive range of luxury amenities. It includes a tropical swimming pool, a state-of-the-art fitness center, wellness facilities, co-working lounges, and extensive play areas for children. The Summit Lounge and Summit Gallery provide elegant spaces for residents to relax and entertain. The Alcove offers quiet spaces for work or study.
Ms. Maria Rochelle S. Diaz, Executive Vice President, Commercial, expressed the vision behind Shang Summit: “Shang Properties prides itself on its commitment to offering a luxurious living experience that caters to a wide demographic. We believe that luxury should be accessible to everyone. Shang Summit is designed to be an ideal place for people to call home—a space where they can find something that resonates with their lifestyle and needs. We look forward to welcoming families and individuals to our community as they discover a new way to thrive in a dynamic and sophisticated environment.”
After the successful launch of Haraya Residences’ South Tower, Shang Properties will open the North Tower in the third quarter of this year. Located in the Bridgetowne Destination Estate, this joint venture between Shang Properties Inc. and Robinsons Land Corporation offers larger unit cuts designed to meet the needs of modern families seeking space and luxury.
The North Tower will feature one- to three-bedroom homes ranging from 67 to 203 square meters. Each home includes a loggia; an open-air room extending the living space. Residents can enjoy exclusive access to 2,500 square meters of outdoor amenities and 2,270 square meters of indoor amenities. These include children’s play areas, a swimming pool, and various communal spaces.
Shang Properties continues to lead a remarkable transformation of the Metro Manila skyline, setting new benchmarks with their award-winning developments. Residents can anticipate unparalleled living experiences that seamlessly combine privacy and convenience.
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