WITH the country boasting among others of beautiful islands and beaches, sailing presents itself as an exciting way to explore the Philippines. It is something that property developer AboitizLand recognizes and pushes for.

As the enhanced community quarantine affects more communities, the Aboitiz Group remains steadfast in providing assistance where it is needed. From Luzon to Visayas, leveraging on the synergy of its subsidiaries as One Aboitiz, the conglomerate unceasingly steps up to swiftly respond to the crisis.

Aboitiz Foundation, the corporate social responsibility arm of the Aboitiz Group, together with several Aboitiz business units (BUs) in South Luzon, recently mobilized much-needed aid to Batangas residents affected by the January 12 eruption of Taal Volcano.

As soon as the news about the Taal Volcano made rounds, relief operations from the government and private corporations rolled-out swiftly. 

In the beginning, the Aboitiz Group viewed land as a passive investment, something that does not generate impressive returns compared to its other enterprises, until the company decided to take the first step in real estate in Central Philippines, winning over investors and doubters alike.

With Covid-19 largely affecting almost all industries, the best way for businesses to stay afloat is to be resilient and look for opportunities amid the crisis. 

Two of the country’s regional real estate leaders have joined forces to expand their foothold in Cebu.

AboitizLand Inc. and Cebu Landmasters (CLI) recently sealed a partnership to form Aboitiz CLI Cebu Developers Inc.