The newly opened Redemptorist Aseana Station.
As EDSA braces for rehabilitation and commuters continue to endure the daily grind of traffic congestion, one solution is quietly but powerfully reshaping how Metro Manila moves: rail connectivity.
According to the latest TomTom Traffic Index, Metro Manila’s congestion level averages 41%, with hotspots like Pasig, Makati, and Quezon City ballooning to over 120% during rush hour. For the average commuter, that means more than four days and seven hours lost each year in traffic; time that could have been spent with loved ones, on hobbies, or simply resting.
For D.M. Wenceslao and Associates, Inc. (PSE: DMW), developer of Aseana City, this urban reality was never just a statistic but was a challenge worth planning for.
“At DMWAI, we believe cities should empower people to live better, not wear them down.” said Buds Wenceslao, Chief Executive Officer, DMWAI. “We saw the need early on to build not just a business district but a truly connected community. That’s why we anchored Aseana City on transit-oriented developments ensuring direct access to the rail system from the beginning.”