AYALA LAND'S 36-YEAR LEGACY OF TRANSFORMING PHILIPPINE REAL ESTATE
The Philippine Star|September 16, 2024
For more than three decades, Ayala Land, Inc. (ALI) has been an integral part of the lives of generations of Filipinos. As a trailblazer in the property industry, the company has continuously created vibrant communities that have become home to families, businesses, and individuals.
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AYALA LAND'S 36-YEAR LEGACY OF TRANSFORMING PHILIPPINE REAL ESTATE

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From its modest beginnings in 1988 to becoming the Philippines' largest and most prominent real estate company, Ayala Land Inc. has consistently redefined the possibilities in the industry. As the real estate arm of Ayala Corporation, it has rapidly set itself apart by developing master-planned communities that harmoniously blend residential, commercial, and recreational spaces.

Ayala Land Inc.'s impact goes beyond just physical structures—it Ayala enhances the daily lives of homeowners, businessowners, and visitors. With an KAMENT unwavering commitment to improving the quality of life for Filipinos, the company has been instrumental in transforming key locations across the country. With its developments, it continues to shape the urban landscape from Northern Luzon to Mindanao. Through the years, Ayala Land Inc.'s leadership has been built on four defining pillars that have made the company not just a real estate developer but a visionary partner in the growth.and development of the nation:

1. Sustainabilty at the core

As Ayala Land Inc. expanded across the Philippines, sustainability became a core principle, guiding every project and initiative. From integrating renewable energy solutions to preserving 784 hectares of carbon forests, it has set industry benchmarks in environmental stewardship, balancing economic growth with ecological responsibility The company has led the real estate sector in adopting Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices, inspiring responsible development across the industry.

A standout example of this is the CarFree Sundays program along Ayala Avenue, encouraging wellness and community engagement while reducing carbon emissions.

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