Ayala Land Sales - Core Residential In-House Group

26/07/2026

26/07/2026

26/07/2026

26/07/2026

26/07/2026

Mangroves are unique ecosystems that act as a natural coastal defense against storm surges, rising sea levels and erosion.​
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These help protect our communities like Seagrove in Punta Engaño in Mactan, Cebu. ​

At Ayala Land, we believe sustainable development means creating communities that thrive alongside nature. Through Seagrove’s mangrove nursery, we are helping restore and protect coastal ecosystems, strengthening resilience against storm surges while supporting biodiversity and community well-being. With a goal of growing and planting 7,500 mangrove seedlings, this initiative reflects our commitment to environmental stewardship and long-term climate resilience. More than conservation, it is an investment in a future where people, communities, and nature flourish together.

27/02/2026

25/02/2026

Tarlac’s New Downtown is emerging as a dynamic center for enterprise, investment, and long-term growth.

On March 10, 2026, Cresendo opens its doors to investors and business leaders for “Powering Breakthroughs, Driving Success” at The Food Hub, The Shops at Cresendo, an exclusive event that spotlights the strategic investment opportunities in Central Luzon’s premier destination.

Discover Cresendo’s expanding commercial landscape, future developments, and market-driven opportunities shaping its next phase of growth.

A timeless town unfolding.
A district built for progress.

📩 Interested to join? Send us a message to reserve your slot. For commercial lot inquiries, you may contact [email protected]

Powering Breakthroughs, Driving Success
📅 Tuesday, March 10, 2026
🕘 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
🍃 The Food Hub, The Shops at Cresendo
📍 https://maps.app.goo.gl/dJyHzTn1Yy85kkQk8

13/02/2026

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The reclaimed land where SM Mall of Asia, Solaire Resort and Casino, and City of Dreams stand is slowly collapsing under its own weight, according to a University of the Philippines Diliman study.

Using satellite data, researchers found that parts of the Manila Bay Freeport Zone, entirely built atop the ocean to meet real estate demand, are gradually sinking. Areas affected include SM Mall of Asia, City of Dreams, Solaire, and Seascape Village beside the now‑closed Sofitel. Visible cracks already mar the ground, signaling that these high‑profile developments may not be as permanent—or as safe—as advertised.

Meanwhile, land reclamation continues in the same part of town. The Philippine Reclamation Authority has cleared or allowed projects like the Pasay Eco‑City coastal developments—including the 360‑hectare Pasay 360 plan linked to the MOA complex—to proceed, extending the coastline further into the bay even as the land beneath existing structures weakens.

Environmental advocates have long stood against reclamation because of its harmful effects on ocean health, aquatic life, and sanitation. Scientists also warn that reclamation worsens flooding for coastal communities.

The study was originally published in 2023 but has resurfaced amid renewed calls from civil society groups to halt all government reclamation projects due to intense flooding and long‑term safety concerns.

Report by Kiara Gorrospe