Mai Cruz

A friend owns a unit here. I'd say this is a typical DMCI property with small-sized units and low ceiling. Though I still love their amenities which makes them stand out and enable them to compete with high-end developers.

I was supposed to rent a unit here but decided against it because of the volume of people in and out of the building and the flood during typhoon season. The rental price is competitive and the access to public transpo may be its main advantages. It's a relatively new building but I don't think it's being maintained well.

We visited here for a photoshoot inside one of the units here. Upon arriving in the area, I told the ex-boyfriend I wanted to live there. The place is sooo close to Powerplant Mall and the neighborhood is very quiet that weekend - something rare these days. We were welcomed by a hotel-like design of lobby and waiting area. When we approached the concierge, they contacted the unit owner and we were allowed to go up. Apparently we needed a security card to access the elevator!! Very nice! When we finally reached the unit, I was very impressed - the size is huge, the overall quality of the materials used are superb, the bathroom and the kitchen (stuff that are most important to me). What can I say?! You get what you pay for! The unit prices are not for the budget-conscious. Had I known about this when it was still preselling, I might be able to afford this LOL

Been living here for more than a year now. I like everything about this property (especially that they allow pets inside the condo) except for the elevators. Currently only 2 out of 6 available passender elevators are working and serving 41 storeys filled with students and professionals. I believe this is a known issue with Century Properties - I heard Gramercy Residences also has the same issue. Soho Central is located inside Greenfield District which is slowly growing and making a name for itself. Events such as dog shows, Weekend Market and concerts are being held during weekends. Overall, I consider this as our haven. It's very accessible by public transpo, a stone's throw away from Shangri-La Plaza and SM Megamall. Everything is within walking distance if I may say.