Sta. Lucia Land drives value, fuels growth with ongoing expansion
Seasoned national developer Sta. Lucia Land Inc. commits to sustained growth as it continues to build aspirational residences in fringe addresses and other high potential markets.
“Our company continues to focus not just on growth and expansion, but on engaging new local markets with the quality of real estate service we provide,” said Sta. Lucia Land president Exequiel Robles.
Unlocking property values
Since its inception, Sta. Lucia Land has always sought to make quality homes and communities accessible to more Filipinos, and contribute to nation-building by unlocking property value—a strategy it has employed through the years.
To fuel it on its mission, the company has allocated as much as P6 billion for its capital expenditure program this year, a portion of which would fund Sta. Lucia Land’s continued expansion. The figure closely matches the company’s spending of P6.784 billion in 2024.
Sta. Lucia Land—headquartered in Cainta, Rizal—is the publicly listed arm of the Sta. Lucia Group, a longtime player in the property sector with an experience covering more than 50 years.
Continued expansion
Its undertakings in 2025 build up even further an already thick portfolio, comprising more than 300 developments across 12,000 hectares of land in 15 provinces in 10 regions.
Sta. Lucia Land has been bullish about its expansion plan, confident in its proposition and track record. It has offered residential and other types of real estate that delivered quality experiences and capital appreciation both for end-users and investors.
This year’s investments include residential projects in highly competitive areas such as Laguna and Batangas in Southern Tagalog. In Manaoag, Pangasinan, it is leveraging its specialization in themed residences and offering the home-buying market the first-ever lake community development in the area, Santa Monica Lake Residences.
Also much anticipated is a retail development, a Sta. Lucia Mall in Davao City.
“We look forward to welcoming families and investors to our new properties which are set to rise in locations we have recently explored and have added to our portfolio,” Robles noted.
Growth champion
The positive outlook was also encouraged by Sta. Lucia Land’s placement in the Philippines Growth Champions 2025, a list produced by the partnership of the Philippine Daily Inquirer and research group Statista. The list identified 50 Filipino companies with the strongest revenue growth between 2020 and 2023.
SLI placed 40th with an 18.7 percent compound annual growth rate, a number based on the revenue figures submitted by the companies in the respective national currency. The company registered 248 employees in 2023 against 160 in 2020, and a revenue of P11.3 billion in 2023 against about P6.8 billion in 2020.
In the real estate industry, Sta. Lucia Land ranked second. Furthermore, it received a place on the listing three previous editions prior, signifying its corporate consistency and the strength of its products.
“Being included as one of the country’s top growth champions is a great motivational force for us to pursue innovation and is an indicator that indeed there is a significant part of the population looking for quality real estate developments,” Robles added.
