A 36-storey two-tower condominium building is soon to rise on a 5,090 square meters in Ortigas Center. Situated at the heart of the busy streets on Exchange Road and Jade Drive, the first tower of The Grand Midori Ortigas is expected to be completed by October 2024. A total of 405 residential units on the first tower will be turned over after building completion.

Pacific Star Buiding is an addition to the Makati skyline in 1989 and was once recognized as the tallest building in the Philippines from its date of completion to 1991. It was developed by the Republic of Nauru through its Nauru Phosphate Royalties Trust with a building height of 112.5 meters. The grade B building along Sen.

Multinational Bancorporation Building is a grade B and PEZA-accredited building located at Ayala Avenue, a major thoroughfare in Makati City. It is developed by Amalgamated Development Corporation in 1997, under the property management of MERG Realty Corporation.

Joining Ayala Avenue's lane of skyscrapers in 2001 is the ICEC Tower, also known as LKG Tower. Upon its completion, more than 50,000 square meters of gross floor area was added to the high foot and vehicular traffic of Ayala Avenue in Makati City.

Legaspi Towers 200 is an office condominium along Paseo de Roxas in Makati, owned and developed by Legaspi Towers Development Corporation after its development of a residential tower in Legaspi Village called Legaspi Towers 100. It was completed on 1985 with 7 floors and an additional unit at the roof deck. It houses companies offering legal, construction, and outsourcing services.

Added to the Ayala Land Offices portfolio, to join the rise of a new commercial hub in 1998, is the Ayala Life FGU-Center- now re-branded as BPI Philamlife Building.

Among the skyscrapers in the commercial artery of Paseo De Roxas, is the 20-storey high, BA Lepanto. It is owned by PNB and is prominent to its location and tenant-friendly amenities. The PEZA accredited building is near to leading Philippines' leading banks, various retail centers and commercial hubs.

Ayala Tower One and Exchange Plaza is one of the most notable corporate buildings that the real estate giant- Ayala Land themselves, has established in 1996. Throughout the years, it has been recognized for its prestigious corporate amenities and customized green landscape.

The initials “G.T.” stands for George Ty, chairman, and owner of the Metrobank Group,the second-largest bank in the Philippines, hence, the tower was developed by Federal Land Inc., the real estate arm of the same group. GT International Tower is a 47-storey building located in Makati, between Ayala Avenue and H.V.

Equitable Bank Tower is a 30-storey building located along Paseo de Roxas, MakatiCity. It was developed by Unicorn First Properties in 1998. This strata-titled building hasa total of 135 office units. It features a helipad, eleven (11) passenger lifts, seven (7)basement parking levels, 100% backup power and a centralized air conditioningsystem.

When it comes to location, the grade B, 9-storey 111 Paseo De Roxas Building secures its reputation to Makati's office buildings when it comes to accessibility and convenience. Being just a few steps away from Ayala Triangle and shopping centers such as Greenbelt and Glorietta, it is also topped with commercial banks and cafes at the ground floor.

After finding success in residential and horizontal villages development, the known developer of 34 years of expertise- Antel Group Companies, developed a high rise corporate building along 121 Valero Street in Salcedo Village Makati. The building comprises of 28 storeys with helipad,and seven (7) parking levels; built with amenities such as an executive lounge and a gym.