Amaia Land celebrates 5th year of providing quality homes to more Filipinos
Amaia Land celebrates 5th year of
providing quality homes to more Filipinos
Aiming to help hardworking Filipino families have a house they can call their own, Amaia Land continues making those dreams come true as the company celebrates its 5th year in the industry.
Amaia was borne out of the vision of its mother company, Ayala Land (ALI), to broaden its residential product line to cater to the wider Philippine population. In 2010, this came into fruition with the incorporation of Amaia Land and its subsequent launch of the first Amaia Scapes economic housing project, thereby reinforcing ALI's thrust of "enhancing land, enriching lives for more people."
The company's maiden project, Amaia Scapes Laguna established Amaia as a competitive brand in the real estate industry. Amaia's "Scapes" house-and-lot product line, which now consists of 16 communities, has revolutionized the economic housing segment. Some features that homeowners love about the community are its cluster type development, patio greens and full complement of shared amenities. Meanwhile, housing units are sought after for their attractive facades, modern design and efficient space planning.
In 2011, Amaia launched its condominium product lines: the mid-rise Amaia "Steps" and high-rise Amaia "Skies". Amaia Steps now boasts a total of nine communities. These homes are ideal for those who aspire for bigger living spaces within city limits. Meanwhile, there are now four Amaia Skies developments, which offer private abodes for urban dwellers and on-the-go working individuals desiring a balanced work-play lifestyle.
Last year, Amaia introduced Amaia "Series", a pure townhouse development designed for families with growing need for space, and Amaia "Square", shophouses made for entrepreneurs who want their home and store in one convenient address.
So far, Amaia has served over 12,000 families across the country. The brand is present in key locations in North Luzon (Bulacan, Pampanga, Tarlac, Urdaneta), Metro Manila (Quezon City, Paranaque, Manila, Caloocan, Pasig, Mandaluyong and soon Las Pinas), South Luzon (Laguna, Cavite, Batangas, Quezon and soon Bicol) and the Visayas (Bacolod, Cebu and soon Iloilo). This year, it will venture to CDO, Mindanao. Homes are made affordable by easy-on-the-pocket paying options such as cash, deferred, bank financing, Pag-ibig and in-house financing.
The company opened a significant numer of jobs for Filipinos including a 17,000-man sales force in 18 growth centers and sales offices nationwide. Its online followers has soared and includes over 500,000 facebook fans, propelling the brand's dominance in the digital platform.
"Our fifth year anniversary marks Amaia's success over the years and the company's mission in the years to come," says Amaia Land president Ricky Celis. "We will continue to contribute to nation building by serving thousands of families with quality yet affordable homes in more locations nationwide."
For inquiries, visit www.amaialand.com or like www.facebook/AmaiaLand.
Amaia celebrates its fifth year of providing Filipino families quality yet affordable homes in an event last Feb. 6 at the Acacia Hotel Manila.
The team heads of Amaia Land who work hard to give more families quality yet affordable homes during the company's fifth anniversary at the Acacia Hotel Manila last Feb. 6. (From L-R: Francis Mallari, Amaia Land Human Resource Department Head; Bobby Dy, Ayala Land President and CEO; Ricky Celis, Amaia Land President; Nikie Lingad, Amaia Land Project Strategic Management Group Head; Petes Gamboa, Innovation and Design Group Head)
Tuesday, March 31, 2015 | | 0 Comments
BCDA CEO Continues to Hinder Camp John Hay Progress
Tuesday, March 24, 2015 | Labels: Arnel Casanova, Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA), Camp John Hay, Camp John Hay Development Corp. | 0 Comments
On Taking Wrong Actions
Over a decision, government arbitration committee ordered CJH Development Corporation (CJHDevco) to vacate Camp John Hay in Baguio City and return the property to the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA). The decision stated out that Camp John Hay will be given back to the government under Bases Conversion Development Authority (BCDA).
While Arnel Casanova is considering the tribunal decision as a victory for the government, Baguio City is now in dangerous situation. In fact, Casanova 's action is unprofessional for a government official.
He made false press releases before and he is always in a war mode when it comes to negotiating the problem. Also, Casanova has highly-publicized disputes to private developers.
With this decision, there is nothing to celebrate, because who really won this battle is not the big issue but how Baguio is going to recover.
Among the disappointed were the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP).
Abakada partylist Rep. Jonathan dela Cruz questioned Bases Conversion Development Authority (BCDA) president Arnel Casanova in his privilege speech at the House of Representative this Wednesday.
Reports say, Casanova mismanaged the development of Camp John Hay that yields bad result to the Armed Forces of the Philippines Modernization Program (AFPMP).
Casanova has even asked for locators to disregard CJHDevCo and to execute business just with the BCDA.
Fifty percent of the lease revenues of BCDA shall be given to the Armed Forces of the Philippines Modernization Program, that’s according to the law.
As of now, all we can do is watch out for the next move by the Bases Conversion Development Authority.
Now that BCDA (Bases Conversion Development Authority) has to pay a large amount back to CJHDevCo (Camp John Hay Development Corporation) this means that the funds for the AFPMP will directly suffer all because of Casanova’s incompetence.
Government can't allow them to persevere through including the occupants.
The governing body will finally gain from the issue enveloping Camp John Hay Development Corporation (CJHDEVCO) and BCDA.
When an agreement with CJHDevCo was terminated, 3rd party lessees contracts were also automatically terminated with the Philippine Dispute Resolution Center, Inc. having no mention of lessees.
A point raised in congressional examination concerning a month prior's bloodbath in Maguindanao was the merged furthest reaches of the AFP and Philippine National Police (PNP)–or nonappearance of it–to shield Filipinos from hurt's way. One BCDA raises military stores from the all inclusive community private associations (PPPs).
If there is anything certain starting at this moment it would be the rundown of disappointments developing out of the rescission of the 1999 Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) between the lessor and its inhabitant and their subsequent corrected or reconstructed MOAs (RMOAs) occurring due to the BCDA's reiteration.
Wednesday, March 04, 2015 | Labels: Bases Conversion and Development Authority, BCDA and CJHDevCo Arbitration Case - Awaiting Result Keywords: Camp John Hay Development Corp. (CJHDevCo) | 0 Comments