The Exchange Regency
The Exchange Regency is a residential tower that will rise along Meralco Avenue in Ortigas Business District, Pasig City. The site of this 42-storey condominium is located at at the corner of Meralco Avenue and Exchange Road.
Nobleland Ventures, Inc., the developer of the Exchange Regency was established in 1994 as a real estate development subsidiary of The Linton Group, one of the olderst and largest steel companies in the Philippines and consistently counted as one of the top 1000 corporations. Some of the most recent projects of Nobleland Ventures Inc., are Leighton Place Townhomes, The Salcedo Park Twin Towers and E-Square Mall.
The Exchange Regency, being situated at the Ortigas Business District, stands very close to several different establishments like office buildings, schools, and malls. There are too many office buildings in the Ortigas Business District to mention but the biggest ones are the Meralco Center along Ortigas and the San Miguel Properties Center located at the corner of San Miguel Ave. and Julia Vargas Ave. Some of the nearby malls and leisure places are SM Megamall, Robinson's Galleria, The Podium and Metrowalk. Some of the nearby schools are Lourdes School, University of Asia and Pacific (UA&P) and St. Paul College. It is also very close to The Medical City.
Some of the amenities of the Exchange Regency are infinity pool, sunken dech, jacuzzi, sauna, kid's playground, function room, library lounge, meditation area and fitness gym. The condominium is also Wi-fi enabled.
The Exchange Regency also has a Condotel Pool, a management system for those who would like to lease the their units instead of using it as their own residence. The Condotel Operator will be responsible in managing the unit and in marketing it to potential tenants.
Some of the available units are 1 BR, 2 BR, 1BR Loft and 2 BR Loft. It is currently at pre-selling stage and its projected turn-over date is on year 2011.
Published on October 25, 2009 under categories: Nobleland Ventures, Pasig
Last updated on December 24, 2009.
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