Aston Residences

Aston Residences will be composed of one hi-rise buildings on a 6,083 Sqm lot area. The property will rise along 1874 Dominga St., Pasay City.

Aston Residences is a high-end, resort-inspired, high-rise condominium project of DMCI Homes—a company of innovative builders and engineering experts that develop modern day living solutions for urban families. Each of its developments is built with world-standard craftsmanship borne from D.M. Consunji Inc.’s almost 61 years of experience in the construction and development industry. DMCI Homes offers its customers the highest level of expertise and its strict adherence to global standards. Its corporate philosophy is anchored on a deep understanding that buying a home is more about investing in a better way of living. Aston Residences is the perfect validation of this timely proposition. Thanks to this feature-rich ideally located community, residents can finally enjoy a more comfortable and meaningful way of life where they can feel real good to be home.

Find the perfect combination of homey comfort and modern in city living only in Aston Residences Developed with the urban family in mind, Aston Residences offers the seamless blend of resort-like and country-club living. With approximately 70% of the total land area allotted to amenities and buildings infused with the Lumiventt design technology, be one of the few to experience first class cosmopolitan living right in the heart of Metro Manila.

More than just a home, Aston Residences is a sanctuary where daily living is a celebration of simply being you. It offers an escape from structured city living with its genuine resort and country-club feel.

Enjoy its numerous resort-inspired amenities and immerse yourself in the beauty of cascading pools and sunset lounges.

Here at Aston Residences, you’re never short of breathtaking moments.

Aston Residences bears the DMCI Homes Quality Seal, which represents our commitment to deliver homes that are built to last. Your new home is subject to our proprietary quality management system, and comes with a 2-year limited warranty. Terms and conditions apply. Property developers typically provide a one-year warranty. DMCI Homes’ 2-year limited warranty covers most unit deliverables, except operable items subject to daily wear and tear.

Palawan to be cut into 3 provinces

The House Committee on Local Government has approved a bill seeking to divide Palawan into three provinces.

The panel, chaired by South Cotabato and General Santos City Rep. Pedro Acharon, passed House Bill 7413, filed by Palawan Reps. Franz Alvarez, Frederick Abueg and Gil Acosta.

“The proposed division of Palawan into three provinces will be able to bring closer expanded services to areas not previously served. Resource management and delivery of basic public services will be more efficient as more government officials, both elected and appointed, will work on programs for the betterment of their constituents,” the authors of the bill said.

House Bill 7413 seeks the creation of provinces of Palawan del Norte, Palawan Oriental and Palawan del Sur.

Under the measure, Palawan del Norte shall be composed of municipalities of El Nido, Taytay, Coron, Linapacan, Culion, and Busuanga.

Palawan Oriental shall include San Vicente, Roxas, Dumaran, Cuyo, Agutaya, Magsaysay, and Cagayancillo.

Palawan Del Sur, shall group towns of Kalayaan, Aborlan, Narra, Sofronio Española, Brooke’s Point, Rizal, Quezon, Bataraza and Balabac.

HB 7413 proposes that future Internal Revenue Allotment (IRA) will be allocated proportionately to the three new provinces, in accordance with land areas and population.

The appropriation for the 2018 IRA for the province of Palawan is P2.37 billion.

Alvarez said the Philippine Constitution allows the division towards the creation of the new province.

Citing the Local Government Code, he said a province may be created, divided, merged, abolished, or its boundary substantially altered, only by an act of Congress and subject to the approval by a majority of the votes cast in a plebiscite to be conducted by the Commission on Elections (Comelec) in the local government unit or units directly affected. The plebiscite shall be held within 120 days from the date of the effectivity of the proposed Act.

Alvarez expressed hope that the bill will be approved by the House plenary on third and final reading when Congress resumes session in July.