Representative Phase 1 plan
Tower 1 shows the recurring combination of studios, 1-bedroom residences, den variants and 2-bedroom units around a long double-loaded corridor.
Novaliches · Quezon City
More room
for everyday
life to breathe.
Trees Residences is a large gated community proposition where open space, tower position, unit practicality and daily convenience matter more than a single-tower headline.
19Towers
3Development phases
83,502 sqmLand area
6,703Residential units
RFOAll 19 towers per source
A different kind of SMDCEstate proposition
Not just a tower. A neighborhood-scale residential environment.
Trees changes the advisory question from “Which unit?” to “Which part of the community works best for your life?”
The source describes a 19-tower, three-phase, medium-rise development across more than eight hectares. That scale creates a different buyer decision: tower position, phase, proximity to amenities, parking, open-space relationship and unit type all matter together.
Current inventory, resale/RFO availability, pricing and payment terms require current verification.
Community intelligence
A gated address built around daily convenience and shared space.
The source positions Trees along Quirino Highway in Pasong Putik, Novaliches, with SM City Fairview, The Strip at Trees Residences and other neighborhood services nearby. It also documents gated access, a transportation station, 24/7 roving security and property-management services.
RetailThe Strip at Trees Residences and SM City Fairview are identified neighborhood conveniences.
Open spaceLinear parks are distributed between towers, adding pedestrian relief inside the development.
AmenitiesSwimming pools, function rooms, basketball facilities and landscaped areas are documented in the source.
TransportThe source references resident transport services and a proposed MRT 7 station nearby; present-day transport status should be verified before relying on it.
Site-plan intelligence
Phase, tower and walking distance matter here.
The official site plan separates the development into three phases and shows the towers around internal roads, amenity areas and the parking building. For a buyer, this is more useful than treating every tower as interchangeable.
Phase 16 towers
Phase 26 towers
Phase 37 towers
1,743Saleable parking slots
Residential atmosphere
Green space is not decoration here. It is part of the circulation.
Trees has a quieter visual identity than the urban towers in the collection. The strongest source imagery is not a skyline shot but the pool courts, planted walkways and residential-scale façades.
That is why the page uses a softer sage, stone and deep-green palette instead of forcing the project into the darker metropolitan language used elsewhere.
Linear park
Lobby
Pool court
Residence intelligence
Compact homes, but more unit variation than a three-label summary suggests.
The briefing summarizes the core categories as studio, 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom. The detailed floor-plan material then shows end units, den configurations and selected balcony/deluxe variants in specific towers.
Studio18.51–20.68 sqmCompact personal-use or investment option; actual size varies by tower and stack.
1 Bedroom22.92–27.37 sqmThe broadest recurring category across the project; some towers introduce den or balcony variants.
2 Bedroom30.36 sqmMore family-oriented configuration in the source summary, with tower-specific floor-plan context still important.
Floor-plan inspection
Tower selection comes before stack selection.
Because Trees spans 19 towers and multiple phases, one representative floor plan cannot describe the whole project. Use the complete official plan set to confirm the exact tower, floor, corridor arrangement and unit variant.
Cross-phase comparison
The complete plan set should be used when comparing later towers, where balcony, deluxe and end-unit variants may appear and unit counts differ.
The SMDCEstate standard
Evidence before persuasion.
Known facts, advisor interpretation and current verification are kept separate.
This is especially important for Trees because tower-by-tower details vary, the source spans multiple development phases and transport references can change over time.
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Verified Facts
Land area, tower count, phase structure, documented unit categories, amenities and source floor plans are taken from the supplied project material.
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Advisor Analysis
We interpret how tower location, phase, open-space relationship, layout and daily-use priorities may matter to a buyer.
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Current Verification
Current inventory, resale/RFO availability, pricing, payment structure, parking and transaction status are verified at the time of inquiry.
SMDCEstate advisor analysis
Trees works best when community position is part of the decision.
At Trees, the unit is only one layer of the decision. The stronger analysis starts with where in the site you want to live, how much walking and internal circulation you prefer, whether open-space proximity matters, and which unit type supports your actual household.
ObjectivePrimary residence, family use, long-term occupancy or investment should lead the tower and unit discussion.
TowerPhase and tower position can change walking distance, amenity access, internal-road exposure and overall feel.
LayoutStudio, 1BR and 2BR labels are only the starting point; selected towers include end, den, balcony and deluxe variations.
Open spaceLinear parks, pools and community amenities are meaningful only if their actual proximity matches your preference for activity or quiet.
TermsCurrent availability, pricing, resale/RFO status, parking and payment conditions require fresh verification.
Private property guidance
Start with the part of the community you want to live in.
Tell us whether Trees is for your own residence, family use or investment. We can narrow the discussion by tower, phase, open-space relationship, unit type and current availability.