Camella is a major winner at the Dot Property and Lamudi Philippines Real Estate Awards 2026, securing Best Multigenerational Housing Development and the People’s Choice Award for Project of the Year.
The distinctions confer national recognition on a residential proposition rooted in family foresight, flexibility, and future value. More than accolades for architecture or amenities, the achievement affirms that housing can respond to the evolving responsibilities, routines, and rhythms that continue to shape Filipino family life.
Multigenerational living has traditionally meant several age groups sharing a single address; today, that arrangement is becoming more varied. Parents may prefer that adult children live in the same community rather than under one roof, while younger homebuyers can establish independence while staying close to older relatives. Overseas Filipinos may acquire property for eventual return, while succeeding generations increasingly view real estate as both a residence and a resource.
Research from the Philippine Institute of Development Studies (PIDS) reflects this evolution. In 2020, nuclear households accounted for 61 percent of the national total, down from 71 percent in 1990, while extended and multi-family arrangements rose from 25 to 29 percent over the same period.
Beyond economic figures lie everyday priorities like caregiving, childcare, and shared expenses. These practical realities underscore the need for master planned communities that adapt seamlessly as households move through distinct stages of life.
A proposition for progress
Set within 11.6 hectares in Dasmariñas City, Cavite, Camella Praverde translates this direction into a well-planned residential setting defined by access, amenities, and adaptability.
Its location connects residents to major roadways, educational institutions, retail destinations, and medical facilities, while security features and lifestyle amenities enhance everyday livability.
Each element can take on different importance as priorities shift. Early-career professionals may value mobility and accessibility. Couples raising children may place greater emphasis on schools, safe neighborhoods, and recreational spaces. Older residents may prioritize access to healthcare and manageable leisure, while property owners may consider retirement, succession, and longer-term asset value.
A community designed around these changing requirements keeps the residential experience relevant without imposing a single lifestyle on every generation. The strength of the address therefore lies not in serving one stage exceptionally, but in continuing to support households as their circumstances evolve.
“Receiving the Best Multigenerational Housing Development and the People’s Choice Award for Project of the Year is a proud affirmation of the path we have taken with Camella Praverde,” said Eduardo Aguilar, Group Head for Mega Manila and Cavite. “It reflects our commitment to creating communities where planning and proximity support Filipino households as their priorities progress, while lifelong homeownership continues to provide purpose and value over the long term.”
From shared spaces to sustained settings
A contemporary interpretation of multigenerational living recognizes that closeness no longer requires constant co-residence. Adult children may establish independent households near parents, grandparents can retain autonomy while remaining accessible to younger relatives, and returning Overseas Filipinos can establish a permanent base alongside existing living arrangements.
Camella Praverde redefines multigenerational living through a community design that balances connection with independence. Its strategic location and premium lifestyle features offer families closeness without constraint, accommodating changing dynamics seamlessly.
Over time, the purpose of lifelong homeownership can evolve. A primary residence may later become a retirement address, an income-generating asset, or part of an estate passed on. It can progress from immediate use to lasting utility, liquidity, and legacy.
The long-term value of Camella Praverde is therefore measured not only by how long a house-and-lot property can be retained, but also by how many roles it can continue to play as Filipino families gather, grow, and flourish across generations. That relevance—from people to property to place—also makes its recognition more meaningful.
Two awards, one significant statement
The Best Multigenerational Housing Development award recognizes the residential proposition through professional evaluation, while the People’s Choice Award for Project of the Year reflects the property market’s preference. Together, they affirm the planning behind Camella Praverde and the potential of an approach centered on family structures, life stages, and homeownership priorities.
The awards also carry meaning as Camella approaches five decades of building across the archipelago. Its nationwide leadership rests on the belief that homeownership should meet current residential needs while remaining responsive to the plans and possibilities that arise throughout Filipino family life.
Camella Praverde advances that philosophy by allowing the purpose of its house-and-lot properties to evolve alongside the people who live in them. Its awards recognize more than a residential development built for generations; they affirm a direction in which independence, investment, and inheritance can coexist with closeness and cohesion, and where family futures find firmer foundations in forever homes.
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