Our Story

DoubleDragon Corporation is a fast-growing real estate development company in the Philippines, co-founded in 2009 by two visionary entrepreneurs — Edgar “Injap” Sia II, founder of Mang Inasal, and Tony Tan Caktiong, founder of Jollibee Foods Corporation. What started as a bold partnership quickly evolved into one of the country’s most ambitious property developers, with a mission to build 1 million square meters of leasable space nationwide.

The company officially became public in 2014 and has since expanded its footprint across various sectors including retail, office, industrial, and hospitality real estate.

Vision

To become one of the leading and most trusted real estate developers in the Philippines with a diversified and sustainable portfolio across the country.

Mission

To build projects that create long-term value for stakeholders by focusing on high-growth areas and providing real estate solutions that enhance the lives of Filipinos.

Achievements and Milestones

•  Listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange in 2014 (Ticker: DD)

• Achieved its goal of 100 CityMalls in provincial areas nationwide

• Developed DD Meridian Park, a 4.8-hectare business and commercial complex in the Bay Area, Pasay City

• Operates and owns CityMall, a chain of community malls in the Philippines

• Successfully launched the Hotel 101 brand under Hotel of Asia, Inc., the company’s hospitality arm

• Embarked on international expansion through Hotel 101 Global, aiming to build the world’s most technologically advanced hotel chain

Notable Project:

• Hotel 101 – Manila

• Hotel 101 – Fort

• Hotel 101 – Davao (Largest hotel in Mindanao with 519 rooms)

• Hotel 101 – Cebu

• Hotel 101 Global – Madrid, Spain (Upcoming)
  
  

Office and Commercial:

• DoubleDragon Plaza @ DD Meridian Park

• DoubleDragon Center East & West

• Jollibee Tower (Ortigas)
  
  

Retail:

• CityMall chain of over 100 branches nationwide
  
  

Industrial:

• CentralHub – A network of industrial warehouse complexes across key cities in the Philippines