CLARK FREEPORT -- Taiwanese firm BB International Leisure and Resort Development Corporation (BBILRDC) is investing an additional P15 billion in a new eco-friendly integrated township project. Agnes Devanadera, President and Chief Executive Officer of Clark Development Corporation (CDC); and Edgar Lim, Director for Corporate Flagship Projects of BBILRDC, signed a lease agreement at the Clark Visitors Center on July 31, 2024. “When we signed our lease agreement, both of us made a very good decision.
For us, in taking you, BBI, and for you, in choosing Clark. Thank you, BBI,” Devanadera said. BBILRDC Director Lim acknowledged CDC’s support for the eco-township project.
“We are very grateful and excited for this opportunity to invest in a very special project that will rise in Clark. We will work hand-in-hand with the CDC in bringing this eco-township dream to reality,” he said. BBILRDC President Wun Xu Wu said the additional P15 billion investment will be used to build the 101-hectare Midori Highlands, which will combine green spaces with urban living, including high-rise condominiums and a logistics center.
Wun Xu Wu disclosed that the project will feature a rainwater collector, a solar farm, and energy-efficient transportation. The BBILRDC president added that Phase 1 of the project will be developed inside 24 hectares of prime land, consisting of eight blocks designed to create an urban enclave surrounded by green spaces. Phase 2 will include 50 luxury mountain villas with eco-friendly designs, including living and dining areas as well as private patios.
Wun Xu Wu said that the Midori Highlands Resorts and Spa will offer a coffee shop with views of the Sacobia River, spa facilities, and 10 exclusive villas, each with a private jacuzzi. BBILRDC has been a locator in Clark Freeport since September 29, 2006. It is the owner and operator of Midori Clark Hotel and Casino and Aqua Planet water theme park.
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