The answers buyers ask for most, before they inquire.
Is there a DMCI condo in Quezon City?
Yes. DMCI Homes has built 17 condos in Quezon City. The Erin Heights, One Delta Terraces, The Oriana, The Celandine, Cameron Residences, and Infina Towers are open to buy in October 2026, and 11 more are complete and currently sold out. Each one is listed on this page with its street address.
Where in Quezon City are the DMCI condos located?
The Erin Heights at Commonwealth Ave. corner Tandang Sora Ave., Brgy. Matandang Balara, Quezon City; One Delta Terraces at West Avenue corner Quezon Avenue, Brgy. West Triangle, Quezon City; The Oriana at Aurora Boulevard, Brgy. Marilag, Quezon City; The Celandine at A. Bonifacio Avenue, Brgy. Balintawak, Quezon City; Cameron Residences at Mapalad St., Roosevelt Ave., Brgy. Mariblo, Quezon City; Infina Towers at 922 Aurora Blvd., Brgy. Marilag, Quezon City.
Is there a pre-selling DMCI condo in Quezon City?
Yes. The Erin Heights (turnover October 2027), One Delta Terraces (turnover November 2029), and The Oriana (turnover November 2027) are pre-selling in Quezon City. Pre-selling means the tower is still under construction, which is when the price is lowest and the down payment spreads over the longest period. Ask and we will send the available units with the total price and the current payment terms.
Which DMCI condos in Quezon City are ready for occupancy?
The Oriana, The Celandine, Cameron Residences, and Infina Towers have ready-for-occupancy units in Quezon City (The Oriana with select towers still pre-selling). These are finished buildings: you move in once your documents clear. Site and showroom viewings are by appointment, and we confirm what is open to view and where. The set changes as units sell, so ask and we will confirm what is open today.
How much is a DMCI condo in Quezon City?
Total prices in Quezon City start at about ₱4.42 million for a 1-Bedroom unit at The Celandine, and each project's starting price is on its card above. What you pay depends on the unit, the floor, and the discounts you qualify for, so we send the exact figures for available units on request, together with the closing fees itemized line by line, so you see the complete cost before you commit.
What unit sizes do the DMCI condos in Quezon City have?
Studio, 1-Bedroom, 2-Bedroom, 3-Bedroom, and Tandem layouts across the 6 projects open to buy, designed from about 27.5 up to 236.5 square meters. Which of those sizes are open to buy changes as units move, so ask and we will send what is available.
Are the DMCI condos in Quezon City near transit?
The Erin Heights: a short walk from the future MRT-7 Tandang Sora Station, part of a line planned to connect North Avenue in Quezon City to San Jose del Monte, Bulacan. The Oriana: a short walk from LRT-2 Anonas Station, with Katipunan Station and the LRT-2 Recto-Masinag line also nearby. The Celandine: about 0.4 km from Balintawak Bus Terminal and 0.7 km from the LRT Line 1 Balintawak Station. Cameron Residences: a short drive from Skyway Stage 3, cutting travel time toward Makati to roughly 20 to 30 minutes. Distances are DMCI Homes' own stated figures for each address; travel time depends on the route you take.
Can I still buy a unit in a sold-out DMCI project in Quezon City?
Occasionally, yes. Units in sold-out projects sometimes reopen: a previously reserved unit returns to DMCI and goes back on sale, brand new. Reopened units are announced only a day or two before they officially become available, and demand is high because each of these communities is already an active, lived-in neighborhood. The practical route is to register your interest with us early. We keep your project and unit type on file and prepare the requirements with you in advance, so when a unit reopens there you hear about it straight away and are ready to reserve while it is still open.
Can I see a unit before buying?
Yes, as a scheduled visit. The Oriana, The Celandine, Cameron Residences, and Infina Towers are finished and lived in, so we tour you through the amenities and grounds and you feel how the community runs day to day. Security is strict in an occupied community, so we book every visit ahead and coordinate with property management. The units themselves, especially reopened ones, are often not yet dressed for viewing, and model units usually sit elsewhere, so we pair the community visit with a model unit where one is open. Message us and we will schedule it.