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Amaia Skies Avenida

Steadfastly committed to providing affordable quality homes in the Amaia Land tradition, the property developer recently welcomed excited new homeowners to their brand-new units in Amaia Skies Avenida in downtown Manila.

The turnover of units in Amaia Skies Avenida started last April 8, 2017 and is expected to be fully accomplished within the next two to three months.

“A large segment of our customers are hardworking Filipinos who aspire to make their hard-earned money work for them,” said Nikie Lingad, Head of Project Development. “With this specific market driving our operations, we commit the organization’s resources and fine work practices to ensure that our homes are built and delivered to their owners while maintaining high standards of quality,” she stated.

True to this vision, Amaia turned over at least 2,000 homes in various parts of the country before 2016 ended, and was set to deliver more units to its aspiring homeowners in 2017.

Located in the center of Manila’s Sta. Cruz district, Amaia Skies Avenida provides access to public transport hubs that include the Dorotheo Jose Station of LRT2 and the Recto Station of LRT1. It is also close to shopping malls and retail establishments, recreational parks, hospitals, places of worship, and schools like Far Eastern University, University of the East, and San Beda College.

Amaia Skies Avenida’s residents enjoy a wholesome and healthy lifestyle through its various amenities like a swimming pool, a function room, a play area, and landscaped gardens.

Furthermore, Amaia Land brings the dream of owning a home closer to ordinary Filipinos by offering pocket-friendly payment options: cash, deferred cash, and bank financing.

Amaia Skies Avenida now has ready-for-occupancy (RFO) units available to prospective homeowners.

Buyers can move in within 60 days after reservation through InstaMove.

Amaia Steps Bicutan

Amaia Land holds topping-off

ceremony for Amaia Steps Bicutan

There's no stopping Amaia Land from providing quality residences to more Filipino families. Amaia recently celebrated another milestone with the topping-off ceremony of Aria A Building at Amaia Steps Bicutan 1 in Parañaque City last June 13.

The topping off ceremony was attended by guests and key Amaia officials, Ms. Loren B. Sales, AVP; Ms. Cybill Samillano, Senior Project Development Manager; Ms. Kristel Manalo, Project Development Manager; Ms. Nadine Kison, Project Development Associate; Mr. Manuel Baltazar, Innovative and Design Group Manager; Mr. Regidor Mapanao, Architectural Supervisor; Mr. Jose Pangan, Project Manager; Mr. Joselito Sanchez, Jr., Area Manager and Rev. Fr. Henry John, who blessed the site.

From left to right : Francis Mallari (HR Head), Ruperto B. Gamboa (IDG

Studio Head), Joel N. Luna(ALI IDG Head), Ricky M. Celis (President),

Richard T. Yap (MDC BuildPlus CMG Director) , Ma. Lorena B. Sales (AVP

for Sales), Joel C. Punzalan (Project Development North Luzon Head)

Situated along West Service Road corner Sun Valley Drive in Brgy. Sun Valley, the mid-rise residential project promises its future homeowners comfort amidst highly urbanized surroundings.

A 15-minute drive away from the Makati Central Business District, Amaia Steps Bicutan is near key establishments like SM City Bicutan, Robinson's Supermarket, and Bicutan Public Market. It is also accessible from the South Luzon Expressway through the West Service Road. Commuting won't be a problem as transport stations for shuttle services, cabs, tricycle and jeepneys are available in the area.

A variety of unit types such as Studio, Deluxe, and Premier, with sizes from 23-44sqm, are available to buyers. With its contemporary and suburban theme, the new development will further enhance the area with modern aesthetics.

The project will feature a host of amenities such as clubhouse, swimming pool, basketball court, children’s play area and greeneries at the Central Courtyard. Amaia Steps Bicutan also has a jogging loop for those who want to stay revitalized after a long day's work.

Like all Amaia projects, security is a priority. Residents will be worry- free, as the development is designed with a 24- hour guarded entrance, perimeter fence, and CCTV cameras.

Easy-on-the-pocket financing schemes such as cash payment, deferred, bank and In-house financing are also being offered. For inquiries, visitwww.amaialand.com or www.facebook.com/AmaiaLand.

Breathe of Fresh Air

CJHDevCo. Temporarily Gets a Breathe of Fresh Air as Court of Appeals Delayed the Group’s Departure from Camp John Hay.

The Sobrepena group could have long been gone away from the premises of the former U.S. military base, Camp John Hay if it were not for the order of the Court of Appeals to delay the group’s exit.

However, the court of appeals also ordered them to turn over the sub-lease contracts to Arnel Casanova’s Bases Conversion Development Authority (BCDA). BCDA is slowly but surely hideously conquering the disputed campsite once again.

Not until after the P1.4billion has been paid to Sobrepena’s CJHDevCo., they are still privileged to stay inside Camp John Hay, at least that’s what the arbitration paneil in February came into a conclusion with.

This also helped the sub-lessors to hinder the planned eviction and stay inside the camp for the time being.

The arbitration reached verdict stating that both the Camp John Hay Development Corporation (CJHDevCo.) and the BCDA each committed a couple of blunders.

BCDA was ordered by the court to lend CJHDevCo. a hand in processing the P1.4billion clam, a task which BCDA is quite uncomfortable to stomach.

Instead, they put all the rents that CJHDevCo. have paid into a special bank account without showing any signs of retrieving the money and then hand it over to CJHDevCo. On the part of CJHDevCo., the arbitration believed that CJHDevCo.’s inability to settle their obligations is pretty much erroneous and may be consider as a concrete evidence against them.

CJHDevCo. however, quickly rebut and claimed that the reason why they were unable to settle their obligations was the government’s failure to deliver the land that they have initially agreed upon.

CJHDevCo. seemed to be extremely gratified to know that residential sub-lessors aren’t involved in the arbitration case thus giving them the rights to stay inside the camp. Another bright spot that CJHDevCo. sew was the fact that they cannot be forced b Arnel Casanova and BCDA to leave Camp John Hay before it receives the payment that it is supposed to get.

In an interview with CJHDevCo Executive Vice-President Alfredo Yniguez, he said: "The CA decision confirms third party homeowners are buyers in good faith and not a party to the arbitration (and) CJHDevCohas to be paid before they vacate. Otherwise, it's status quo,"

While Arnel Casanova used to show up in high spirits whenever there’s any development with the year long dispute which favors them over their counterparts, this time, Casanova appears to be hostile in accepting the Court of Appeal’s verdict and seems to be reluctant in gracefully accepting this temporary defeat of his.

On Justice and Good Faith

The dates below show the timeline about the case between BCDA vs CJHDevCo.

On June 2014, Pasay City Regional Trial Court has cleared Camp John Hay Development Corporation Chair and CEO Robert Sobrepeña of estafa case. It was recorded by the Department of Justice (DOJ).

On December 19, 2014, a 7-page request which the Department of Justice got, Pedro Gutierrez, Pasay RTC Branch 119 Judge, denied the advancement to reconsider the completion of the case as recorded by the association prosecutors in light of a true blue sympathy toward Bases Conversion Development Authority that sued Sobrepeña by neglect to satisfy an insurance on the lease understanding he stamped.

And on February 11 2015, the arbitral tribunal issued its Award in the arbitration between CJH Development Corporation (“CJHDevCo”) and the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (“BCDA”).

Baguio is a very attractive place, it's beautiful. Now what do you think will be the outcome once the decision has been granted to case.

Whatever it is, it must be accepted with all their good faith for the benefit of the public.

In the Award, BCDA was requested to come back to CJHDevCo roughly Php1.42 Billion in rentals that it had paid to the BCDA.

And CJHDevCo was coordinated to abandon the Leased Property and turn it over to the BCDA, with all upgrades that CJHDevCO had presented in that amid the term of the lease.

In the meantime, neither party can implement the Award, without an order confirming the same and a writ of execution being issued by the court. The writ of preliminary injunction enjoining the BCDA from taking over Camp John Hay remains in full force and effect unless the court orders.

The BCDA is additionally completely mindful that the different properties inside the camp were sub-let to different outsiders in accordance with some basic honesty.

The BCDA is, actually, in ownership of the different contracts covering these properties and has never raised any protest to them.

With the issuance of this Award, both parties must act in good faith and with due regard for the rights and interests of innocent third parties who are not involved in the dispute between CJHDevCo and the BCDA.

Jardine participates in PhilConstruct 2014 to showcase its various solutions in home protection

Supporting the booming construction industry in the Philippines, Jardine Distribution Inc. (JDI) has joined the country’s biggest and Southeast Asia’s longest-running construction expo, PhilConstruct 2014, last Nov. 5 to 8 at the SMX Convention Center, Pasay City.

“With Jardine, we have a solution to a lot of problems usually found in Filipino homes. Jardine is always there, and from time to time, we innovate and add new products to cater to the needs of our customers. We see to it that we answer most problems that will arise in taking care of their home.” said Francis Nobleza, JDI South Luzon Sales and Marketing Representative.

Homeowners, trade buyers, and contractors visit the Jardine booth during PhilConstruct 2014 at the SMX Convention Center to update themselves with the latest innovations in home protection products.

“Our primary mission is to care for Filipino homes. So from the beginning of construction until you finish building your home, our products are there for prevention and solution to the different problems,” Nobleza added.

Jardine offers a wide array of home protection products such as Super Thoroseal, Optimum Flex, and Waterplug for waterproofing; Solignum for wood preservation and protection. JDI’s Home Pest Solutions include Optigard, Klerat, and Zap to combat cockroach, ants, rats and mice, and mosquito problems.

The most recent additions to their products in 2014 are the environment-friendly Solignum Exterior and Solignum Interior. JDI made both products convenient to use by putting the least amount of chemicals without sacrificing the quality.

Jardine Distribution, Inc. (JDI) is engaged in the marketing and distribution of leading agricultural products, applied construction materials, and home pest solutions. Wholly owned by Jardine Matheson Holdings Limited, JDI operates within the framework of Hong Kong-based Jardine Engineering Corporation.

For more information on Jardine Home Protection Products, visit http://jardinedistribution.com/.

Amaia Steps Capitol Central

Amaia Steps Capitol Central: Living with a smile

Ayala Land’s flagship development in Bacolod, Capitol Central is the first masterplanned, mixed-use community in the area. Envisioned to be the growth center of Metro Bacolod and Negros Occidental, Capitol Central stretches across 9 hectares of prime development where history is fused with modern living.

Once named as “Best Place to Live in the Philippines”, Bacolod City is one of busiest and most urbanized cities in Visayas, giving families and individuals a lot of opportunities to succeed in life.

Continuing its promise to give an affordable condo living, Amaia, Ayala Land’s economic housing arm, will launch a new property in Negros Occidental on Nov. 15.

Set to rise right in the City of Bacolodacross Capitol Central, also known as the “City of Smiles,” is Amaia Steps Capitol Central, a mid-rise project with nine floors and 288 residential units for its North Building. The project is located along San Juan St., Brgy. 8, Bacolod City.

The new property is, including an upcoming Ayala Land commercial development at Capitol Site. It is also accessible to most transport stations such as jeepneys, tricycles, and even ferry stations. Bacolod-Silay International Airport is just 13 kilometers away from the project.

Apart from the nine-storey Amaia Steps condo, AyalaLand Inc. is also investing about P5 million in a mall and hotel set to rise in the province after the company won the leasing rights to a provincial government property behind the Negros Occidental Capitol.

With the future projects of Ayala near its Amaia propertyCapitol Central’s developments, homeowners will be just few minutes away from a major mall and hotel, allowing them to have better working opportunities.

Providing homeowners with a comfortable living in a highly urbanized area, Amaia Steps Capitol Central is an L-shape configuration with a comes with a landscaped Courtyard at the center of development, which is an area where residents can relax. It comes with swimming pools for adults and kids, children’s play area, landscaped gardens, jogging path, and retail shops. at the exterior ground floor.

Future residents can choose from three unit types namely Studio, De Luxe, and Premier and enjoy the . Some of the units will even give you a view of Talisay and Bacolod City, and, of course, the beautiful scenery of Guimaras Straight.

Like any Amaia property, this project will give you a peace of mind since it is designed with guarded entrance and exits, a perimeter fence and CCTV cameras. There are also two elevators per building and natural-ventilated hallways for homeowners comfort and convenience.

A pocket-friendly buying experience is also ensured since Amaia offers different paying scheme to help you get your dream home easily. Available paying options are cash payment, deferred, PAG-IBIG, Bank and In-house financing.

As with every Amaia project, Amaia Steps Capitol Central is further ensured by the Makati Development Corporation BuildPlus (MDC) and Ayala Property Management Corporation (APMC), both trusted for maintaining a secure and liveable community.

For inquiries, visit www.amaialand.com or like www.facebook/AmaiaLand or call (034) 441-7546.

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