TAGUIG CITY – DMCI Homes is investing P4.5 billion in the development of its 130-hectare Acacia Estates, a move that reflects its strong belief in the residential real estate market in Taguig. The upscaling of the property is expected to nearly double its current housing stock while maintaining its suburban feel, which has been a major contributor to its growth over nearly two decades.

Currently home to 14 residential projects and about 25,000 residents, the estate has 10,000 existing units. The new investment will eventually increase this number to 20,000 units, increasing residential density without compromising space, as 60% of the estate remains green space.

The other significant move in the real estate sector is the redevelopment of the Town Center at Acacia Estates (TCAE) into a mixed-use commercial development with a supermarket, al-fresco dining, a plaza, and two 18-story residential buildings on top of the retail podium. This will enhance the value of the properties in the township.

Infrastructure upgrades – including improved internal roads, new parks, an Eco‑Center, and a Rain Garden – further enhance the estate’s appeal to buyers and investors. More than 63 hectares remain undeveloped, offering long‑term land bank potential.

In a parallel real estate–enabling move, DMCI Homes partnered with Taguig City on March 17, 2026, to build an interceptor canal mitigating flood risk for six surrounding barangays – directly protecting property values and insurability.

DMCI Homes President Alfredo Austria said the upscaling “sustain the township’s growth” while preserving its character. Chairman Isidro Consunji noted, “It’s a project that cannot be replicated anymore – there is no more space like this around Metro Manila.”

With direct access to Bonifacio Global City, Makati, and NAIA, Acacia Estates remains a prime real estate asset in Metro Manila’s southern corridor.