Central Business Districts (CBDs) serve as the economic and commercial nuclei of urbanized cities, offering a mix of business establishments, modern architecture, and essential amenities such as parks, malls, and hospitals. Living near a CBD is highly advantageous, exemplified by residential projects like RLC Residences’ SYNC N Tower in Pasig City. This location offers easy access to Metro Manila’s primary business districts—Makati, Bonifacio Global City (BGC), Ortigas, and Bridgetowne.

Bridgetowne, the newest addition, spans 30.6 hectares and combines the best of Quezon City and Pasig. Featuring PEZA-certified offices, luxury condominiums, and a range of amenities including a five-star hotel and world’s largest obstacle park, Bridgetowne is an evolving cityscape attracting various enterprises.

Ortigas, initially known as Hacienda de Mandaloyon, gained prominence in the 1960s with landmark constructions like the Benpres Building and Meralco Complex. Strategically located at the intersection of Quezon, Pasig, and Mandaluyong cities, it is a hub for IT-BPO companies and large-scale businesses.

Makati CBD emerged in the post-World War II era, evolving from a premier residential area in the 1950s to a financial hub by the 1970s. It is a vibrant district housing renowned malls and leading companies.

BGC, the nation’s second-largest CBD, has roots as Fort McKinley, a 1902 American military camp. It has transformed into a vital urban center hosting key financial entities and tech and telecom firms.