Arthaland insulated from Middle East war effects by locking costs with Asian suppliers

The Po family’s upscale green developer Arthaland Corp. continues to launch new projects, particularly in Metro Manila, despite the war in the Middle East, as it sources materials within Asia and locks in costs with suppliers.

In an interview, Arthaland Executive Vice President and Chief Sustainability Officer Oliver Chan said the company is slated to launch at least four residential projects this year, with sales already started for the first three.

“For this year, we’re launching the third tower of the Una in Laguna. Actually, we launched it already earlier this year. And then, in the fourth quarter of this year, will be the first tower of The Estate in Cebu,” he said.

The company has also recently launched the upscale Sondris in Makati City and the first tower of the ₱14.1-billion Liv along Katipunan Avenue in Quezon City last March and April this year, respectively. It plans to launch the second tower of Liv toward the end of 2027.