Ayala Land is expanding its residential pipeline by introducing new lot offerings across master-planned estates in South and Central Luzon. Driven by end-user demand and normalised inventory levels, the launch spans new phases in Nuvali, Laguna and Lipa, Batangas, along with a fresh development in Tarlac's Cresendo estate. The projects benefit from regional economic activity and major infrastructure links, including CALAX and the North-South Commuter Railway.
Ayala Land has signed land lease agreements with Makro Philippines to open wholesale stores across four major mixed-use developments. Covering Cloverleaf, Broadfield, Arca South, and Evo City, the deal expands Ayala's partnership with CP Axtra. The structure allows Ayala Land to retain property ownership while generating recurring lease income from high-traffic commercial anchors.
Avida Land and Amaia Land have signed a strategic partnership with Pag-IBIG Fund to widen housing options for Filipino workers. The agreement allows eligible members to access Pag-IBIG housing loans of up to ₱10 million for select properties. By combining private sector development with government-backed financing, the initiative aims to make quality homeownership more attainable across various income brackets.
AREIT, Inc. recorded a 36 per cent increase in first-half net income to P5.8 billion, driven by strong revenues and portfolio expansion. Total revenues rose 30 per cent to P7.7 billion, while assets under management reached P159.4 billion. The firm has proposed a P20 billion asset infusion from Ayala Land, Inc., which will increase its total portfolio value to P179 billion following pending regulatory approvals.
Ayala Land Offices’ One Ayala East and West Towers in Makati City have achieved LEED Gold certification for their 74,531-square-meter commercial space. Alongside the South Tower, all three buildings have also secured EDGE Zero Carbon status via 100% renewable energy use and efficiency measures, offering global tenants premium office space aligned with strict corporate ESG targets.
Ayala Land has increased its capital investment in the 320-hectare Lio Estate in El Nido, Palawan, to cater to growing demand for long-stay tourism and second homes. The expansion includes new transport links, a 3.7-kilometre boardwalk and a 16.3-hectare mixed-use district called Sitio Aplaya, while dedicating more than half of the coastal development to protected ecological zones.
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