Citihomes Builder and Development Inc. (CBDI) is aiming for innovations that have driven it to a path to elements-focused construction and community-developing practices.
CBDI executive vice president John Philip Wang said the company has committed to incorporate class-leading sustainability features in its current and future housing projects as possible, while maintaining affordable prices and financing for its buyers.
These elements-inspired sustainable measures include grid-tied solar energy panel systems, rainwater harvest tanks, minimal use of lumber in both construction processes and housing products, reduced-carbon cement, and solar-powered streetlights, which are already active in their current projects.
“Our network of experts and industrial partners continues to grow, with the next endeavor being household composting and focused recycling programs to help our communities reduce our overall dependence on waste hauling and landfills” Wang said.
“We are fully intent on continuing on this path, to enjoin not only our buyers but as many stakeholders as possible to engage in conscientious and responsible living.” he added.
The first of CBDI’s next-generation projects, Liora Homes Naic, has already been awarded a 3-Star rating by the prestigious BERDE Districts of the Philippine Green Building Council, and its Amora townhouse model an equally significant EDGE Certification by the International Finance Corp. (IFC). The awards are testaments to the company’s thrust of building from the heart to enhance the lives of Filipino homeowners.
CBDI has a 40-year track record in the home construction industry, but its reputation is built on 18 years of developing residential communities that enhance the quality of life for ordinary Filipino homeowners.
As it continues to expand its portfolio, CBDI stands out as one of the pioneering companies delivering green and sustainable residential communities.
CBDI, delivers mass housing communities with features that are above and beyond that of their peers in their segment of the housing industry.
CBDI president Rosie Tsai has consistently emphasized the firm’s vision to offer not only quality affordable homes for ordinary Filipinos, but also to make them feel proud of owning their own property and of improving their quality of life.
“We continuously keep our buyers’ needs and desires in mind when creating our developments. Our responsibility as a developer is to provide expertise, experience, and secure community life that homebuyers would have difficulty achieving on their own, such as structural integrity, space planning, materials selection, and a rewarding home acceptance process.” Tsai said.