Make the right move with MyCube
It knows all too well what its market needs.
Whether you’re a student or a young executive wanting to relocate within Mega Manila, property developer DataLand Inc. offers a new home set up that can aptly address your concerns and needs as you make that big move.
With MyCube in Biñan, DataLand makes an offer that is not only hard to resist but also makes perfect business sense through the so-called “condormitel” experience. The term is a contraction of the words condominium, dormitory, and hotel to refer to more compact living, shared spaces, and professional property management—all rolled into one mid-rise structure. And immediately, one can envision an excellent co-living space for students and entry-level workers, and a great income-generator for businessmen and investors.
MyCube is a 16-storey building offering 633 studio units with sizes ranging from 20 sqm to 35 sqm. More than half of the units are being leased out by DataLand while the rest are being sold to those looking for passive income.
The property is an affordable, attractive alternative to buying or renting a condominium unit. Simply stated, this address offers dormitory living elevated. The units for lease come with bunk beds and cabinets with workstations, as well as airconditioning, overhead and base cabinets, a sink and countertop, among other features.
Shared facilities include high-speed WiFi, a main lobby, function room, study hall, fitness gym and a linear garden. The building also has a food court, a coffee shop and a laundry shop. Security and privacy are likewise a top priority for DataLand.
Delivering on the mantra of “quality beyond the basics,” DataLand partnered with the most reputable institutions to put up MyCube. The structure is built by Whiteport Inc., a member of the DDT Group of Companies and a Triple ‘A’ construction firm. The architectural and structural designers are GF & Partners Architects and Sy^2 + Associates Inc., respectively. DataLand also consulted R.J. Calpo & Co. Inc. (mechanical), Mario A. Alix Philippines Inc. (electrical) and NBF Consulting Inc. (plumbing and fire). All these signify that—while MyCube is an entry in affordable housing —the building boasts of topnotch facilities and high quality materials utilized with workmanship.
Still in line with the company’s signature corporate principle, MyCube assures residents that spaces are maximized: each square meter went through innovative space planning. Units are functional, cost-effective and cost-efficient, truly identifying with the needs of life’s “neophytes.” Needless to say, these units should not be taken to mean the units are dull as they are also modern and aesthetic.
It is also convenient and accessible. MyCube is built along the highway, amid a fast emerging economic hub south of Metro Manila (for the business-minded who might want to buy into the property, that means the property value will only go up). It is near schools and colleges, transport nodes, business establishments, industrial zones, malls, hospitals and places of worship.
When DataLand entered the real estate industry in 2011, it saw an affordable market segment that had to make do with a catalogue of homogenous offers so generic in quality and finish. In that gap, DataLand saw an opportunity for innovation—and, not so long after, became a trusted brand delivering nothing but projects built to last.
In its portfolio of residences, it has high rise developments The Silk Residences and The Olive Place located in Manila and Mandaluyong, respectively; and The Miren Enclaves, an exclusive two-hectare condominium venture in Puerto Princesa, Palawan. In leisure, DataLand teamed up with Best Western International to build four-star The Ivywall Hotel, also in Puerto Princesa. In Quezon City, a 60-storey DDT Sky Tower will soon rise to offer spaces for business process outsourcing companies, among other tenants.
For sure, MyCube is a project that will only further establish DataLand’s reputation and foothold in the industry —what with the incredible prescience the company has employed and the standard it has upheld over the years.
