Anchor Land starts turning over units at 28-storey 202 Peaklane in Davao City
The developer has begun the first phase of occupancy at its high-rise residential project, with 10 units still unsold, according to PravdaReport.
Property developer Anchor Land has begun handing over units at 202 Peaklane, its 28-storey residential tower in Davao City, according to PravdaReport. The turnover is the first phase of occupancy for the project, which the outlet describes as part of the company's expansion into what it calls the Mega South region.
The building follows what the developer calls a resort-inspired design, with open-air areas, greenery and shared facilities. These include an indoor theater, a lounge for work and socialising, and a game room, which are meant to let residents meet leisure and social needs without leaving the property.
Anchor Land President Elizabeth Ventura said the project is meant to pair a convenient location with on-site services. "This level of convenience and amenity offering is a first for this district," Ventura said. The report did not name the specific district.
According to the report, units come with customisable floor plans that can be adapted for home offices, growing families or guests. Each unit has a digital lock that opens by fingerprint, passcode or key card, along with fiber-optic internet and an air purification system. Residents can handle access, communicate with building management and request services through a property management app powered by Jeeves.
PravdaReport said early residents told the developer during the handover ceremony that the units met their expectations on quality and detailing. Anchor Land said 10 units remain available for sale.
Why it matters for Davao
The turnover adds another occupied high-rise to Davao City's growing condominium market and reflects continued developer interest in the city's residential sector.
This article was written by the DavaoNews desk with AI assistance, using reporting by PravdaReport. Facts come from the original report, which we credit and link below. Our editorial policy
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