Major developments mark 2018 for Filinvest Mimosa+

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Filinvest Mimosa+ Leisure City gave a big boost in 2018 to the economic evolution of
Clark, Pampanga.


Filinvest’s first township in the North established itself last year as a major player in the
transformation of Clark into an economic hub. Many factors have set Filinvest Mimosa+
in full motion, including the opening of major developments like the Workplus, an office
campus set amid lush natural surroundings and fully equipped with fiber optic facilities,
and recent key renovations at the Quest Plus Conference Center Clark. Filinvest
Mimosa+ hosted a number of events that brought together the Clark community. The
stunning and verdant Acacia Park was one of the venues for festive gatherings.


Last year, Filinvest Mimosa+ officially announced future large-scale attractions, like the
International Casino and Hotel and Lifestyle Mall, among many other developments that
will reshape the business and lifestyle landscape up north. Operating soon at Filinvest
Mimosa+ is the Lodgeplus, a residential facility that will complement the Workplus office
campus, as Filinvest Mimosa+ continues to promote a healthy work-life balance.
Filinvest Mimosa+ is also bringing the Clark Mimosa Strip to life. Filinvest’s first
commercial project venture in the Central Luzon region, the retail strip will be situated
on a 1.3-hectare land area and is envisioned as a lifestyle hub with various concept
stores, wellness services and a wide array of dining options.


Filinvest Mimosa+ Leisure City is home to Quest Plus Conference Center Clark,
Mimosa Golf Course and Workplus Office Campus. To know more about the live and
upcoming developments, visit www.mimosaplus.com.

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