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BusinessWorld April 30, 2021 | 5:59 pm THE 7.2-kilometer segment of the Cavite-Laguna Expressway (CALAX) set to be finished by the third quarter is 93% complete, MPCALA Holdings Inc. said. Toll structures for the Silang East interchange have been put up, while drainage construction as well as express road and safety features installation are on track, the company said in a press release on Friday. The segment, or subsection 5, links Sta. Rosa-Tagaytay Interchange to Silang East Interchange. It is part of the 45-kilometer CALAX expressway running from Kawit, Cavite to Mamplasan Interchange in Biñan, Laguna. “Once operational, we expect CALAX (segment) to serve around 5,000 motorists daily, thereby helping decongest traffic along Governor’s Drive, Aguinaldo Highway, and Sta. Rosa-Tagaytay Road,” MPCALA President and General Manager Roberto V. Bontia said. ....
1 of 2 DPWH Secretary Mark A. Villar inspects CALAX Subsection 5 Santa Rosa, Laguna to Silang, Cavite. This 7.7km segment is targeted to open by third quarter of 2021. From L-r DPWH PPP Services Director Alex Bote, MPCALA VP for Tollways Development Engr. Art Monge, DPWH Sec. Mark A. Villar, BBB Committee Chair Ana Mae Lamentillo. THE 7.2-kilometer segment of the Cavite-Laguna Expressway (CALAX), which runs between the Santa Rosa-Tagaytay Road Interchange and the Silang East Interchange, may open by the third quarter of the year, MPCALA Holdings, Inc. said Thursday. MPCALA President and General Manager Roberto V. Bontia announced at an online briefing Thursday that the new subsection, known as Subsection 5, is targeted for completion by the third quarter. ....
. Bacoor, Cavite ranked in third place, followed by Antipolo, Rizal. Dasmariñas slid into seventh place, as Imus and Calamba trailed behind in the eighth and ninth spots, respectively. The study noted that the pandemic may have accelerated people’s movement away from Metro Manila and into nearby provincial cities. Such locations offer more affordable properties and land development opportunities. These hotspots are expected to grow in demand further in 2021 as home buyers continue to look for less crowded residences with wide, open spaces. Moreover, the new normal of remote work allows people to move outside the central business districts in the metro. ....