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IDC™ is a design-driven real estate developer of sustainable estates focused on emerging cities in the Philippines.

Established in 2009 by Arch. Romolo Nati, an Italian architect, and Atty. Jose D. Leviste III, a Filipino lawyer, IDC™ is committed to environmental sustainability through elegant architectural solutions and trademark contemporary Italian aesthetics. Its focus is on hyper-prospective cities and other next-wave locations in the Philippines. With its unique design philosophy, IDC™ is committed to sustainable developments in harmony with the environment to bring value to the investors, the end-users, and the community.

28th Floor Unit 28C, BPI Philam-Life Building 6811 Ayala Ave, Makati City, Philippines

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DEVELOPMENTS

Primavera Residences

Città Verde at Primavera City

Città Bella at Primavera City

Città Grande at Primavera City

Città Alta at Primavera City

Miramonti Green Residences I

Miramonti Green Residences II

Verona Green Residences at Uptown 1

Verona Green Residences at Gusa

Firenze Residences

Moena Mountain Estate Residences

Baia Verde Green Estate

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