Greenfield City

Greenfield City is a 400-hectare self-sustaining masterplanned township developed by Greenfield Development Corporation, located at the heart of the 'Lion City of the South' — Sta. Rosa, Laguna. Patterned after a park-living concept, Greenfield City is a vibrant network of residential, commercial, industrial, and recreational communities that puts a premium on open spaces and nature. The township is home to flagship residential developments including Trava (33 hectares, lot-only, tropical-themed), Pramana Residential Park (30 hectares), Solen Residences (55 hectares), and Zadia (5-building condominium). Key commercial landmarks within the township include Paseo Outlets (the country's first and largest premier outlet), Arcadia, Laguna Central, and the Sta. Rosa Business Park. The development is strategically accessible via the South Luzon Expressway (SLEX) and Cavite-Laguna Expressway (CALAX) through the Greenfield City-Unilab interchange. Greenfield City exemplifies sustainable, future-proofed, urban living with underground utilities, solar-powered green roofs, and eco-friendly building materials across its developments. Backed by Greenfield Development Corporation's 50-year legacy rooted in the Campos family and Unilab heritage, this is a township 'Building for Generations.'

Greenfield City is located at the heart of Santa Rosa, Laguna — widely known as the 'Lion City of the South' and one of the fastest-growing cities in the Philippines. The 400-hectare masterplanned community is a self-contained township featuring residential, commercial, industrial, and recreational zones. The area is highly urbanized with excellent road infrastructure, wide tree-lined avenues, and abundant green open spaces. Key commercial hubs such as Paseo Outlets (Philippines' largest premier outlet), Arcadia, and Laguna Central are within or immediately adjacent to the development. Greenfield City is part of the south corridor of Metro Manila where economic activity has surged, supported by proximity to the Laguna Technopark, Sta. Rosa Business Park, and Greenfield Auto Park (65-hectare PEZA-registered industrial zone). The neighborhood is predominantly upper-middle to upper class and attracts professionals, families, and investors.