Eton City, Inc. Named Sta. Rosa’s No. 1 Real Property Taxpayer

Receiving the award (third from left) was Atty. Milagros S. Umadhay, AVP for Project Compliance of Eton Properties. With her were (from left to right) Congressman Roy Gonzales, Mayor Arlene B. Arcillas, Vice Mayor Arnold B. Arcilla, City Treasurer Analita Constantino, and City Assessor Cecilia Gabayan.

Eton subsidiaries honored at 2025 Lion Awards for Business

Subsidiaries of Eton Properties Philippines, Inc. were recognized among Sta. Rosa’s top real property taxpayers at the 2025 Lion Awards for Business, the city’s annual recognition program for companies that contribute significantly to local development.

Receiving the recognition for BCI were Ma. Sherina Paula B. Ramirez, Senior Business Development and Project Development Manager, and Jude Sulit, Marketing Manager of Eton Properties. They were joined on stage by Sta. Rosa officials (from left to right) Congressman Roy Gonzales, Mayor Arlene B. Arcillas, Vice Mayor Arnold B. Arcilla, City Treasurer Analita Constantino, and City Assessor Cecilia Gabayan

Eton City, Inc. (ECI) ranked first in the Real Property Taxpayers – Residential Classification (Actual Property Use) category, while Belton Communities, Inc. (BCI) placed ninth.

“These recognitions affirm our commitment as a responsible corporate citizen of Sta. Rosa,” said Kyle C. Tan, President and CEO of Eton Properties. “Paying our real property taxes faithfully is not only compliance but also our way of supporting public services that uplift residents and strengthen the local economy.”

Mayor Arlene B. Arcillas lauded the awardees, saying: “Sta. Rosa’s progress is made possible by businesses that consistently support local development. Their contributions fuel our economy and improve the quality of life for our people.”

Beyond its tax contributions, Eton Properties continues to invest in Eton City, its 600-hectare master-planned township that integrates residential communities, business hubs, universities, and commercial spaces—positioning Sta. Rosa as a premier growth center in the South.