Studio A

Built for the Katipunan Crowd

Loyola Heights runs on its universities, and Studio A is positioned squarely within that ecosystem. The single 34-storey tower holds about 579 units, with ground-floor commercial space below, and it sits at Xavierville Avenue corner Esteban Abada Street — a short trip from Ateneo de Manila, Miriam College and UP Diliman.

That address tells you most of what you need to know about demand. Students, faculty and visiting academics keep the rental market along Katipunan busy through the school year, and a tower built for that audience rarely struggles to find tenants.

Layouts to match different budgets

Unlike the smaller studio-only buildings in the Aspire line, Studio A spreads across several unit types:

• Studios for solo students and young professionals
• 1BR units for couples or those wanting more room
• 2BR units for sharers or small families

Sizes run roughly 21 to 46 sqm, so there's flexibility whether you're buying to live in or to lease out.

Amenities

The amenity set leans into the academic crowd it serves:

• Swimming pool
• Fitness center
• Indoor study hall and outdoor study lounge
• Sky park
• Yoga and dance studio
• Social hub
• 24/7 security with CCTV

The study spaces are a genuinely smart touch in a building this close to three major schools.

The investment case

Few Quezon City locations offer rental demand as predictable as Katipunan's university belt. A unit here serves a renewing pool of student and faculty tenants year after year. To see how the numbers stack up, look at units to buy and compare them with what's listed to rent nearby.

Weighing Studio A against the rest of the Aspire towers? Our buildings page lays them out side by side. For an investor who wants steady occupancy tied to an institution rather than an office, Loyola Heights is hard to beat.