88 Corporate Center: Prime Office Location in Makati

88 Corporate Center is at the central business district of Makati, where many BPO companies, growing enterprises, startups, local businesses, and multinational firms have set up their operations and their headquarters. Established since 1996, the 20+ storey building provides not just a prime location for business but also the needed facilities, security, and amenities for a fully functional work center. It is home to various types of companies and businesses that provide IT solutions, real estate accounts, legal services, BPO operations, construction services, employment and immigrations advice, and management consulting.

Its corporate address in Salcedo Village not only puts it at the heart of high-class commercial and economic hubs but also closer to key cultural and entertainment centers in the city. Within the vicinity are banks, restaurants, pastry shops, and drug stores. It's also near upscale shopping malls, well-known retail centers, and top-class hotels for the convenience of employees, clients, and the management. The Makati CBD isn't just an ideal location for office spaces and business operations but also for imbibing a colorful lifestyle and culture.

"Its corporate address in Salcedo Village not only puts it at the heart of high-class commercial and economic hubs but also closer to key cultural and entertainment centers in the city."

People from different cities in Metro Manila can ride the MRT to get to the Makati CBD or take the EDSA route for drivers and private passengers. They can easily walk around the area through sidewalks and pedestrian underpasses that will lead them to different streets in the CBD. There are also plenty of cabs in the area for their convenience. With the Makati Green Route, they won't have to walk straight to Salcedo Village. They may take the Salcedo E-jeep that operates at different hours of the day. The route includes Makati Avenue, Paseo de Roxas, Villar, Valero, H.V. Dela Costa, and Sedeno, and it starts at Landmark.