BB International Leisure and Resort Development Corp. (BBILRDC) of Taiwan expressed its intent to invest another P15 billion for a new eco-conscious integrated township in Clark Freeport.
Clark Development Corp. (CDC) president and chief executive Agnes Devanadera and BBILRDC director for corporate flagship projects Edgar Lim signed a lease agreement on July 31, 2024 at the Clark Visitors Center.
The investment will fund the development of the 101-hectare Midori Highlands—an innovative project that blends green living with modern urban amenities, including high-rise condominiums and a logistics center.
BBILRDC president Wun Xu Wu highlighted the project’s sustainable features such as rainwater collection, solar power generation and energy-efficient transportation.
Phase 1 of the project will transform 24 hectares into an urban oasis, featuring eight blocks enveloped by lush green spaces.
Phase 2 will introduce 50 luxurious mountain villas with eco-conscious designs, complete with living areas, dining spaces and private patios.
The Midori Highlands Resorts and Spa will also offer a coffee shop with scenic Sacobia River views, spa facilities and ten exclusive villas, each equipped with a private jacuzzi.
BBILRDC, a long-standing investor in Clark since 2006, owns and operates the Midori Clark Hotel and Casino and the Aqua Planet water theme park.
