A 14th-floor end-unit 3-bedroom on the southeast side of the Leia Building — the side DMCI's site plan marks for sunrise and sea views — in a hillside community where most of the land is open space.
Kalea Heights sits on Good Shepherd Road in Banawa — the hills that rise behind Cebu City proper. High enough for cooler air and long views; close enough that the city's restaurants, schools and offices are a short trip down.

DMCI Homes' site development plan. DMCI has not published a landmark-distance table for Kalea Heights, so I don't quote drive times — ask me and I'll map your own route.
DMCI calls it the biggest open-space allocation of any condominium project in Cebu — close to three times the size of Fuente Osmeña Circle.
The masterplan is organised into four districts joined by sky bridges to sky parks.
Single-loaded corridors and sky patios let breeze and daylight move through the building — a unit you can leave on natural ventilation.
Fibre in the unit and the shared lounges from move-in day, with no separate subscription — plus an on-site convenience store, laundry station, 100% power back-up and 24-hour security. For anyone working remotely or calling family abroad, this is worth more than the pool.













Also planned: kiddie pool, picnic grove and grill pits, amphitheater garden, entertainment room, snack bar, open lounge, pet park, jogging and biking path, roof deck and sky lounge. Amenities are delivered with the masterplan. Images are artist's perspectives.
DMCI describes Kalea's unit cuts as larger than the typical Cebu condominium. The 3-bedroom is the largest of them — and it costs less per square metre than the small units.
29.5 sqm for ₱5,726,000.
84.5 sqm — three bedrooms, two baths, two balconies.
Every 3-bedroom at Kalea is an end unit — three layouts in all. It's the tier that thins out first.
Three bedrooms, two baths and hectares of garden — the room a family actually lives in.
Colliers ranks Cebu the country's second-largest condominium market. This is DMCI's Cebu address.
A long downpayment runway while the tower goes up — paid from abroad.
A 3-Bedroom A end unit on the 14th floor of Leia, facing southeast — the side DMCI's site plan marks for sunrise and sea views — with an 8 sqm balcony off the bedrooms and a second balcony off the living room.
On DMCI's site plan, Leia is the tower at the entrance end, beside Good Shepherd Road. On a typical floor, the 3-Bedroom A sits at the two ends — 1416 is the southeast one, marked in gold.
Tap either plan to enlarge. The key plan is DMCI's typical floor; I'll send 1416 marked on its exact floor plan before you sign. Plans are for illustration; DMCI's final plans govern.
Reserve with ₱30,000 either way — it's credited to your downpayment. Take the promo 15% down with 3.5% off, or put 30% down and take ₱474,548 more off the price.
Type the rate your remittance centre gives you. The downpayment runs until DMCI's end of downpayment period (November 2029), so the number of months shrinks by one for every month you wait.
₱30,000 holds a sunrise-side 3-bedroom end unit and keeps the 15% term and the 3.5% discount for you. Message me and I'll confirm the unit today.