Cameron
Residences

Cameron Residences is on Mapalad Street, Barangay Mariblo, off Roosevelt Avenue, Quezon City — a quiet inner street on the edge of the Roosevelt / Del Monte corridor. Capitol Medical Center is 640 metres away, St. Mary's College of Quezon City 900 metres, St. Luke's Medical Center Quezon City 1.49 km, TriNoma 2.74 km and SM City North EDSA 2.91 km. The nearest rail is LRT-1 Balintawak at 3.04 km.

Yes. Construction is complete — DMCI's site progress log reaches 100.00% in February 2025 — and the units still on the availability list carry turnover dates from January 2025 to March 2026, all now in the past. There is no waiting period and no construction risk left to price.

One-bedrooms only. All 16 units on the September 2026 DMCI availability list are 1-Bedroom, in DMCI's three published layouts: 1-Bedroom A (inner) at 30 sqm — eleven units, ₱5,211,000 to ₱6,080,000; 1-Bedroom B (inner) at 33 sqm — four units, ₱5,873,000 to ₱6,262,000; and 1-Bedroom C (end) at 36.5 sqm — exactly one, at ₱6,346,000. DMCI built two- and three-bedrooms here and its published full price range still runs to ₱12,603,000, but the four 2BRs and the single 3BR are all on hold and none is available to reserve.

DMCI publishes 45 residential levels over 6 levels of basement parking, on a 3,479 sqm site. It is a Modern Tropical high-rise and one of the tallest buildings DMCI has put on a lot that size. Available unit numbers run from 0217A to 4205 — the second floor to the forty-second — so what is left is spread the full height of the tower rather than clustered on a few floors.

Two, and they sit at opposite ends of the list. Cameron 0605 — 30 sqm at ₱5,211,000 — is ₱173,700 per square metre, both the cheapest unit and the cheapest floor area in the building. Cameron 0217A — the only 36.5 sqm end unit, at ₱6,346,000 — is ₱173,863 per square metre. They are ₱163 a square metre apart, and every other unit in the tower costs more per metre than both.

Cameron 3812 — a 30 sqm unit on the 38th floor at ₱6,080,000 — works out at ₱202,667 per square metre, the dearest floor area in the building. That is ₱869,000 more than the identical 30 sqm plan on the 6th floor, and ₱524,000 more than the same plan two floors below on the 36th. The 30 sqm stack otherwise climbs gently with height. DMCI publishes no premium-floor tier that explains the step, so ask what changes at that floor before paying it. For comparison, ₱266,000 more than Cameron 3812 buys Cameron 0217A — 22% more floor area at 14% less per square metre.

The 16 available units run from ₱173,700 to ₱202,667 per square metre, with a median of ₱185,200 — a 16.7% spread. Against the like-for-like alternative, The Oriana's available one-bedrooms sit at a median of ₱181,239/sqm, so Cameron is within about 2% on rate while being ₱662,000 cheaper to enter.

On one-bedrooms, which is all Cameron has: Cameron 30–36.5 sqm from ₱5,211,000 at ₱185,200/sqm with 16 units. The Oriana (Aurora Blvd., Project 4) 32.5–35.5 sqm from ₱5,873,000 at ₱181,239/sqm with 143 one-bedrooms. Infina Towers (Aurora Blvd., Brgy. Marilag) 28–36 sqm from ₱5,061,000 at ₱170,248/sqm — but only 6 units in total. Viera Residences (Scout Tuason) 27.5–28.5 sqm from ₱4,583,000 at ₱166,029/sqm — only 2 units. The Erin Heights and One Delta Terraces have large inventories but no one-bedrooms at all. So the real choice is Cameron or The Oriana: Cameron is cheaper to enter and sits in the medical cluster; The Oriana offers far more units and a larger estate.

Thirteen of the sixteen available units are front units facing north, and three are rear units facing south. North-facing is the orientation to want here: no direct afternoon sun on the glass, which matters on a 45-storey Modern Tropical tower with large windows. The three south-facing rear units are 0605, 2805 and 4205 — and 0605 is the cheapest unit in the building.

Eight within about 3.1 km. Capitol Medical Center is 0.64 km, St. Luke's Medical Center Quezon City 1.49 km, National Children's Hospital 1.62 km, the Philippine Kidney Dialysis Foundation 1.81 km, United Doctors Medical Center 2.63 km, Quezon City General Hospital 2.98 km, the Philippine Children's Medical Center 3.03 km and UERM Memorial Medical Center 3.08 km. For a doctor, nurse or resident — or a household managing ongoing treatment — that cluster is the strongest single argument for this address.

Three pools at the base of the tower — a lap pool, a leisure pool and a kiddie pool — plus a Sky Promenade at the top, an amenity core, game area, entertainment room, fitness gym, children's playground and play area, landscaped gardens, gazebo and cabana, lounge area, arrival court, convenience store, laundry station, water station, pool deck and shower area, roof deck, 24-hour security, perimeter fence, CCTV provision, standby generator and common-area WiFi. The building features include DMCI's Sky Patio (Lumiventt Technology) cross-ventilation, which on a 45-storey tower is a genuine running-cost difference. DMCI has also published that Cameron units come with built-in commercial-grade fibre internet on move-in.

Through October 31, 2026, Cameron Residences qualifies for the DMCI Homes Modified Third Quarter Deals (memo PD-26-07-031): a 12% downpayment spread over 32 months with a 1% discount on the unit, with the 88% balance payable via bank or in-house financing. The special discount applies to units only and cannot be combined with regular discounts; parking may follow the same promo payment term as the unit.

Yes. Cameron Residences qualifies for DMCI Homes' 5% downpayment promo (memo PD-26-05-028), valid for reservations from June 1 to November 30, 2026: pay just 5% down over 12 months with a 2% discount, and finance the 95% balance through Chinabank or BPI bank financing. DMCI's selected buildings list (Cypress Towers, Illumina Residences, Royal Palm Residences, Tivoli Garden Residences, Willow Park Homes) carries a higher 4% discount under the same terms.

Yes. Cameron Residences in Quezon City qualifies for DMCI Homes' Home Advance (Rent-to-Own) program, so you can move in now and pay your balance later instead of waiting for full bank financing. Monthly HomeAdvance lease starts at PHP 10,500 for a 1-Bedroom, with a one-time move-in cash-out of PHP 44,000. To pre-qualify you complete 4 months of downpayment, either paid in advance or monthly (qualifying after the 4th payment). Promo validity July 1 to September 30, 2026, per DMCI memos PD-26-06-014 and PD-26-06-020.

At Cameron Residences the monthly HomeAdvance lease rate for a 1-Bedroom — the only unit type currently available — is from PHP 10,500/month, with a one-time move-in cash-out of PHP 44,000. The programme also publishes rates for 2-Bedroom (53–66 sqm) at PHP 15,500 and 3-Bedroom (80–88 sqm) at PHP 18,000, but those units are all on hold and none is available. The move-in cash-out is 1 month advance rental plus 2 months security deposit plus a PHP 12,500 utility deposit; PMO turnover fees (joining fee and water service deposit) are free. Minimum lease is 6 months.

You are the buyer from Day 1. Home Advance at Cameron Residences is not a rent-first arrangement — you reserve and sign a Contract to Sell on that specific unit before any occupancy begins, and every peso of your downpayment is equity in that purchase. The unit leaves the market the day you reserve and your price is locked at your contract price. There is no later conversion step and no separate approval needed to make you an owner, because you already are one; the only approval remaining is the bank loan on the balance, which every buyer on every payment term goes through. The Home Advance lease covers occupancy of a unit you have already bought while the balance is processed for bank drawdown, and that lease payment is not credited to the purchase — your ownership runs on the downpayment, in parallel.

On Cameron 0605, a 30 sqm 1BR at Cameron Residences listed at ₱5,211,000: the 12% spot downpayment asks ₱625,320 in one payment and leaves a bank loan of ₱4,585,680. The 5% low spot downpayment needs ₱48,778 to start and ₱18,778 a month for 12 months, but leaves a bank loan of ₱4,851,441. Home Advance needs ₱48,408 to start and ₱18,408 a month for 32 months, and leaves the smallest bank loan of the three at ₱4,539,823 — about ₱2,704 a month less than the 5% route at an indicative 8.5% over 20 years. Final figures are confirmed at reservation.