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Living it up in Batangas

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September 21, 2025

Rockwell Land expands property developments in Lipa

- CARLA MORTEL BARICAUA

Living it up in Batangas

Batangas is no stranger to the influx of real estate projects. Its diverse terrain, from vibrant mountains and beautiful beaches to historical sites, coupled with urban convenience, appeals to home buyers seeking rural tranquility, access to nature, outdoor activities, and local culinary experiences.

The province's robust economy, young workforce, and presence of IT companies and industrial centers provide opportunities for investors. With infrastructure investments such as the STAR Tollway, the Lipa-Inosluban Bypass Road, and the Manila-Batangas Bypass Road, Batangas continues to rise as a destination for both leisure and everyday living.

On its 30th year, Rockwell Land continues to expand its footprint beyond Metro Manila with two distinctive new communities in Batangas: Lauan Ridges and Molinillo at Rockwell Center Lipa. In line with its vision of creating residences that meet the needs of modern homebuyers, the developer caters to different home living styles—whether as a serene retreat or a dynamic everyday home.

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