Seawind to start development this year

Signifying the start of another great year for the homegrown real estate developer, Damosa Land, Inc. (DLI) breaks ground on its new residential venture, a multi-building mid-rise development project in Sasa, Davao City.

Dubbed as Seawind by Damosa Land, Damosa Land’s first foray into vertical development will be situated on a 2.7 hectare property overlooking the Davao Gulf and Samal Island. Only 25 percent of the property will be developed, dedicating the rest of the area for amenities such as parks, clubhouse and sports facilities. The development will include six buildings, three of which will have seven stories while the other three buildings will have eight.

DLI initially released three types of unit for Seawind. The first one is a 2-bedroom with an area of 37.12 square meters, with the owner having the option to convert it as a studio type unit. The second type is a 72-square meter unit, while the last type is the bi-level unit with each level having 37.12 square meters.

Aside from that, Seawind will also feature a commercial strip. Although the area already has one, it will be renovated and designed to suit the taste of the discerning and meticulous clients.

“I am proud to present our newest project, a project that will transform the landscape of Barangay Sasa, a project that will provide quality living to over 1,000 families, and a project that we hope will help transform Sasa into the next growth area of Davao City.,” said Cary Floirendo Lagdameo, Vice President of Damosa Land, Inc.

DLI already received the Development Permit and the Temporary License to sell from the Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board (HLURB) in March and April respectively, prompting them to start the basic land preparation.

For this year alone, DLI targets to build its first building, commercial complex and roadways. Seawind will be only one of the several new and exciting projects that Damosa Land will be launching in the region for this year.

“As what we have always mentioned, Damosa Land is here for the long haul, aiming and determined to be the best real estate developer in the region,” Lagdameo concluded. (pr)