A corner 3-bedroom on C-5 in Pasig, built by DMCI Homes with Japan's Marubeni — 10 minutes from Ortigas, 500 metres from two international schools, with three levels of resort amenities above the street.
The Valeron sits on the corner of C-5 and P.E. Antonio Street — Ortigas is ten minutes away, Arcovia City and Ortigas East begin 500 metres from the lobby, and the malls, schools and hospital you'll use every week are a short ride.

Distances and drive times: DMCI Homes' Valeron Tower project brief.
C-5 runs straight to BGC and McKinley in the south and to Libis, Eastwood and Katipunan in the north.
3.7 km by DMCI's own brief. Makati CBD is 10 km and BGC 8.1 km, both under half an hour.
Ten elevators serve the West Wing lobby alone — the number that decides how fast you leave in the morning.
The city is coming to The Valeron, not the other way round. Megaworld's Arcovia City and Ortigas Land's Ortigas East both start about 500 metres away; Robinsons' Bridgetowne is 1.1 km; Parklinks is 3 km. Offices, malls and restaurants are being built on every side of this corner — tenants, conveniences and value arrive with them.













Also planned: sky promenade, children's play area, entertainment room, 100% back-up power, 24-hour security with CCTV, and DMCI's in-house property management. Images are artist's perspectives.
Most people shop by total price and buy the smallest unit. Divide by the floor area and it flips: in this tower, the big homes are the cheaper square metres.
The 32.5 sqm studio is the lowest ticket in the building — and the priciest floor area in it.
West 1101 is the lowest price per square metre of all 655 units on DMCI's list today.
Of 655 units available, only 56 are 3-bedrooms. Families and investors who lease to families want the same thing you do.
Three bedrooms and two baths on C-5, with two international schools a short walk away.
Ortigas executives and international-school families rent big units and stay — that is the tenant this unit is built for.
A pre-selling price and a long downpayment runway — pay it down from abroad while the tower goes up.
An end unit on the 11th floor of the West Wing, on the corner DMCI's plan labels "Facing BGC / Makati" and "Facing Marikina River" — two balconies, two outlooks, and light from two sides.
Reserve with ₱30,000 either way — it's credited to your downpayment. Start light at 12%, or put 20% down and take ₱557,234 off the price.
Type the rate your remittance centre gives you. The downpayment runs until turnover, so the number of months shrinks by one for every month you wait to reserve.
₱30,000 holds the lowest price per square metre in The Valeron Tower and locks in 44 months to pay the downpayment. Message me and I'll confirm the unit today.