With the groundbreaking of Legacia, Dolmar Land Inc. marked another milestone by introducing a new community in Baliwag City, Bulacan, on July 3. The 25-hectare master-planned development aspires to be a residential enclave for growing families who are building their dreams while keeping their Filipino heritage intact.

“Today, we are not simply breaking ground. We are placing another marker in a story that Dolmar Land has been writing for more than 50 years. Baliwag is the newest chapter in that story, and Legacia carries the name we cannot choose lightly. A legacy is not declared; it is built deliberately brick by brick, decision by decision, just like Legacia,” said Francis Joseph Tan, director of Operations at Dolmar Land. “We will always strive to turn more Filipinos into homeowners and always to deliver the legacy of value for money and quality homes.”

Baliwag officially became a component city of Bulacan in 2022. The city is located along Baliwag-Candaba Road and accessible via NLEX and Bypass Road. The educational institutions nearby include Baliuag University, National University, and Montessori De Sagrada Familia. Allied Care Experts Medical Center is one of the nearest healthcare facilities. As a progressive city, Baliwag generated ₱1.2 billion in revenue in 2024 with a population of 174,194 and 45,116 households. Recognizing the city's urbanization, Dolmar Land acquired the 25-hectare property in the same year.

“Most of these are projects in Santa Maria, Bulacan, so this project is our first foray into going further north. We really found it very interesting that we are coming to a new location in Bulacan, since Baliwag just became a city; thus, we see future growth,” said Angelo D. Elipse, vice president for Business Development.

Legacia's recent unveiling revealed its first phase of development covering 19 hectares, with 930 thoughtfully crafted house and lots that fit the modern lifestyle of Filipino families. The gated community features wellness, functionality, and a relaxing vibe through open spaces and park areas. The rest of the property will soon include commercial and institutional areas and additional amenities that will make the community of residents truly connected. “Right now, we're attuned to the needs of the stakeholders, but eventually, tastes and demands change. So, we want to be ready and be flexible with our future development,” explained Elipse.

Homebuyers can choose from three single-attached home models: Sueño (two-bedroom units with 51.5 sqm), Fuerte (three-bedroom units with 60.25 sqm), and Fortuna (three-bedroom units with 66.56 sqm). Each is designed to blend modern comfort with timeless appeal, creating living spaces built for convenience and a well-balanced lifestyle.

For its initial offering, Sueño (dream) is intended for first-time homeowners at ₱3.5 million, while Fuerte (strength), with more space and flexibility, is for growing families and is priced at ₱4 million. With the biggest land cut, Fortuna (fortune) is for growing families and for those looking for long-term investment value and sells at ₱5 million.

More than functionality, the housing design pays homage to the beginnings of Dolmar Land and the Filipino culture in general. The modern contemporary architecture is accented by bricks, a callback to the developer’s headquarters built in the 70s. The façade is also embellished with the solihiya pattern, an iconic element of Filipino craftsmanship often seen in heirloom furniture. This design cue invokes nostalgic memories of a grandparent’s rocking chair, bringing a sense of comfort, tradition, and artistry that bridges the past and present.

“That’s the connection that we want. And it's not just the company's legacy, but also the future legacy of the homebuyers. By helping Filipino families fulfill their dreams, they are building a legacy of their own, one they can proudly pass on to the next generation,” concluded Elipse.