Agriya named Best Green Residential Development at PropertyGuru Awards
ECOLIVING at its finest—this is beautifully exemplified by Agriya, an 88-hectare agritourism development located in Panabo City, Davao del Norte, and winner of the Best Residential Green Development award at the 2020 PropertyGuru Philippines Property Awards. An agropolis with residential, commercial, institutional and agritourism zones, Agriya is all about blending nature with modern life.
A project of Davao-based Damosa Land Inc. (DLI), Agriya showcases the company’s efforts to promote sustainability in its projects. At the heart of DLI’s efforts to redefine ecoliving is its partnership with Connovate Philippines Inc., which has made it possible to cut Agriya’s carbon footprint.
“We are proud that our efforts to build an eco-friendly project and to reduce our carbon footprint has been recognised. This award puts the spotlight on Damosa Land’s commitment to building an environmentally sustainable future not only for the company but for the whole of Mindanao,” concluded Cary Lagdameo, first vice president of Damosa Land.
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