As part of Southern Luzon, Laguna is considered a major center of growth, emerging not only as an economic and industrial hub but also as a rising destination for master planned communities. Major developers have taken notice of Laguna’s potential for further growth, as seen in the establishment of various integrated communities in recent years.
One of Laguna’s main draws is its growing economy. The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) earlier reported that Laguna became the first province to exceed the P1-trillion mark in terms of economic contribution in 2023, generating an economic value of P1.03 trillion. Laguna sustained its record as the largest economy among the 82 provinces with a 4.9 percent share in terms of share to the national gross domestic product (GDP).
Improving infrastructure
On top of its strong economic fundamentals, Laguna boasts strong transport links with the presence of major infrastructure projects such as the South Luzon Expressway (SLEX) and Cavite-Laguna Expressway (CALAX), which connect the province to Metro Manila and neighboring growth areas. This connectivity is seen to further improve the construction of infrastructure projects in the pipeline, such as the 37.5-kilometer climate-resilient Laguna Lakeshore Road Network (LLRN) Project.
Additionally, Laguna is also seen to benefit from the completion of the Carmona-Biñan Link Road, which is seen to ease traffic congestion and improve connectivity between Carmona in Cavite and Biñan in Laguna. This also supports the growth of the CALABARZON region as it makes its residential and economic hubs more integrated and accessible.
Better accessibility in integrated communities
As the rise of masterplanned communities in Laguna is transforming the province into a dynamic urban and economic hub, the completion of infrastructure projects, particularly the Carmona-Biñan Link Road, is expected to elevate accessibility in these communities.
Among the projects to benefit from the yet-to-be-completed link road are Ayala Land’s Nuvali and Broadfield estates, as they make these locations more strategically positioned and accessible.
The 2,400-hectare Nuvali in Sta. Rosa, Laguna is Ayala Land’s largest estate and the country’s first eco-city, featuring a 200-hectare central business district (CBD) that houses a shopping mall. The estate also boasts a medical complex, exclusive residential communities, and top-tier schools, including Xavier, Miriam, and Everest.
Meanwhile, the 63-hectare Broadfield in Biñan, Laguna, is positioned as the South’s first business campus. Located right beside De La Salle Laguna Campus and Laguna Technopark, it promotes a walkable environment that seamlessly blends workspaces with learning spaces.
Driving opportunities for growth
As properties adjacent to infrastructure projects offer a more strategic location, the completion of the Carmona-Biñan Link Road may boost the value offered by the estate to both residents and investors. This may unlock opportunities for retail, institutional, and light industrial ventures in the masterplanned development, which will ultimately benefit Laguna’s economy.
The accessibility brought by these developments not only increases the investment potential of nearby properties in Laguna but also adds value to the quality of life offered to residents as it improves their access to jobs, schools, healthcare, and civic services.
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