With a proven track record in enhancing the value of land, these communities offer a peaceful environment away from city congestion, while remaining easily accessible through well-established road networks.

Aboitiz Land aims to enhance the living experience for homeowners by providing homes, open spaces, greenbelts, pocket parks, and curated amenities.

Aboitiz Land’s residential developments are strategically situated in regions outside of the metro, and are in high demand, presenting excellent opportunities for investment and growth in the real estate market.

With the government’s focus on attracting large investments in infrastructure, the outlook for the real estate market points towards continued growth. Around P75 billion worth of infrastructure projects are scheduled for completion in 2023 to support the economy.

Central Luzon, as a manufacturing and logistics hub, offers infrastructure and emerging growth centers which are set to benefit Ajoya communities in Pampanga, Tarlac, and Nueva Ecija.

Ajoya Cabanatuan and Ajoya Capas have experienced significant value appreciation of up to 160 percent and 77 percent, respectively, since their launch in 2018, while Ajoya Pampanga, launched in 2019, has also seen a 90 percent increase in value.

Monthly payments start at P6,800 monthly for Ajoya Capas, P4,600 monthly for Ajoya Pampanga, and P3,600 monthly for Ajoya Cabanatuan.

South Luzon

South Luzon is consistent in attracting property buyers as it becomes even more accessible for property seekers from Metro Manila.

A notable trend in South Luzon is the increasing demand for leisure properties. As more individuals seek recreational and tourist destinations in this region, leisure properties are experiencing a surge in popularity.

This presents a promising opportunity for investors to capitalize on the growing demand for Seafront Residences, Aboitiz Land’s exclusive beachfront community in San Juan, Batangas.

Awarded as the 2021 Best Housing Development in the Philippines by the Philippine Property Awards, this vibrant community for a bespoke seaside living offers lots from 200 sq.m. to 500 sq.m. With over a 381 percent increase in property value since 2017, a property at Seafront Residences is a guaranteed great investment for the family and future generations.

Aboitiz Land aims to enhance the living experience for homeowners by providing homes, open spaces, greenbelts, pocket parks, and curated amenities.

Meanwhile, Lipa as a real estate destination is evident as it drives nearly one-third of property inquiries in Batangas. At Lipa, the Aboitiz-owned LIMA Estate is Batangas’ first integrated central business district that encompasses industrial, residential, and commercial components. Serving as its residential component is The Villages at Lipa.

The Villages at Lipa is the sprawling 49-hectare residential enclave within LIMA Estate. It comprises three unique villages — Brook, Sierra, and Meadow.

Brook Village is recommended for growing or upgrading families and booming professionals. Sierra Village is for older families looking to move into bigger homes as it offers bigger houses and lot cuts with a range of three to five bedrooms, maid’s quarters, and carport provisions for up to two vehicles.

Meadow Village is the third village and the most premium development within The Villages at Lipa that is poised to have more open spaces, and wider road networks, in a more sustainable and less dense community. With lots as expansive as 1,500 sq.m., Meadow Village makes a perfect address for a future home, an investment piece, or an heirloom piece at one of the most sought-after addresses in the South.

Monthly payments for Sierra and Brook Villages start at P10,000 per month while value appreciation has increased up to 118 percent since launch in 2019. The average lot sizes are 147 sq.m. for Brook and 282 sq.m. for Sierra. Meadow Village, the third and most premium residential area launched in 2022 features premium residential lots up to 1,500 sq.m., and investments start at P38,700 per month.

Amoa located in Compostela Cebu is Aboitiz Lands most sought after highly amenitized development in the North of Cebu

Cebu’s growth centers

Aboitiz Land’s properties in Cebu such as Priveya Hills, Pristina North, Foressa, and Amoa are poised to benefit from these infrastructure developments. The combination of Cebu’s robust demand and planned infrastructure enhancements presents a favorable environment for investment and growth in the real estate market.

Priveya Hills is a private neighborhood for those who value a prime investment, it features wide-open spaces for low-density living with only 11 lots per hectare and three hectares of landscaped terrain. The average price per square meter at Priveya is P28,780 and the value appreciation is at 282 percent since its launch in 2014.

Occupying 32.5 hectares of modern convenience blends with a distinct sense of place in Pristina North. This exclusive neighborhood embraces the essence of Filipino-Asian contemporary architecture, seamlessly integrating traditional Filipino elements and patterns into its design to meet the needs of today’s discerning residents. The average price per square meter at Pristina is P48,813 and the value appreciation is an impressive 566 percent since its launch in 2003.

Foressa Mountain Town, located in Balamban, Cebu, is a tranquil community nestled in the mountains of Cebu. With a commitment to preserving the natural beauty of the area, it is an ideal place for nature lovers looking to do recreational activities like hiking, biking trails, and camping.

Large-cut premium lots range from 477 sq.m. to 770 sq.m. and investment starts at P10.8M million. Perfect for families and friends, it’s a great place to live if you’re looking for peace and quiet away from the city.

Amoa’s 60-hectare master-planned community is an ideal place to call home that offers a wide range of amenities such as a clubhouse, multi-purpose court, pools, parks, and playgrounds. The average lot cut for residential lots at Amoa is 120 sq.m., priced at P18,400 per month. Since its launch in 2015, it has seen an increased value appreciation of 288 percent.

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