Ayala Land Inc. sustained a 21 percent average annual growth rate in commercial land values for its urban estates in the past four years despite the new coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic.
Ayala Land Estates (ALEI) like Makati and Bonifacio Global City (BGC) also gained an 80 percent lead in value appreciation compared to other central business districts (CBDs) in Metro Manila, as the demand for prime real estate locations picks up.
ALEI reported these at the recent Ayala Land Estates Virtual Sales Summit attended by 500 sales producers.
“A good 70 percent of our time is dedicated to priming our estates and making sure they work and become catalysts for economic activity and growth,” said Meean DyALI senior vice president and Estates Development head.
Each estate is master-planned to be at the forefront of bustling commercial and industrial activities, strategically-located near major public infrastructure.
ALI has also launched mid-sized commercial lots and 500 square meter shophouse lots within master-planned estates that enable commercial property investment opportunities for more people, and allow residential use as an option.
These are designed to be a platform for small and medium enterprises.
