Construction incentive right now for the 1st 15 house builders at Abrio….
For all Abrio Clients
Abrio Home Construction Reward Program (AHCRP)
Valid only for the FIRST 15 lot owners who complete their home construction
Published today at PDI (September 17,2008)
Incentive Amounts of the AHCRP
Incentive Level
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Number of Beneficiaries
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P2,000,000
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For the first five (5) Lot Owners to comply with all AHCRP requirements
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P1,500,000
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For the next five (5) Lot Owners to comply with all AHCRP requirements
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P1,000,000
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For the next five (5) Lot Owners to comply with all AHCRP requirements
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***Coco Midel ALP-NewManila Forbes Div Mobile 0917 580 2013***
Abrio Home Construction Reward Program (AHCRP)
Coverage of the AHCRP
The AHCRP shall be made available to the first fifteen (15) fully-paid Lot Owners who finish their
homes’ construction at Abrio under the conditions stated below.
Steps and Requirements to Participate in the AHCRP
Step 1 – Approval of home designs
o As per Abrio’s Deed of Restrictions, all qualified Lot Owners must have their home designs
formally approved by Ayala Land Premier (ALP).
o ALP will need thirty (30) working days to process home designs being submitted for
approval. As such, Lot Owners who wish to participate in the AHCRP are encouraged to
submit their architectural plans as soon as possible. Lot Owners may contact ALP at
(632) 841-5782 or ureta.paul@ayalaland.com.ph for a pre-design meeting with ALP
architects before submitting the final set of construction plans for approval.
Step 2 – Submission of Construction Permit
o Before actual home construction begins, each Lot Owner participating in the AHCRP shall
submit to ALP all the permits and licenses required by law in order to begin construction.
Step 3 – Final Inspection of ALP
o ALP shall make a final inspection of the completed home within ten (10) calendar days from
notice of completion from the Lot Owner.
o ALP reserves the right to determine with finality that all construction works were completed in
accordance with the construction plans submitted for approval, that no provisions in Abrio’s Deed
of Restrictions have been violated, and that the home is indeed ready for habitation.
Step 4 – Submission of Building Occupancy Permit
o After construction completion, the Lot Owner shall submit to ALP a copy of the Building
Occupancy Permit issued by the relevant government agencies, signifying that the home is ready
for residential occupancy.
Now, for those who don’t have a a lot yet in ABrio, feel free to contact me anytime if you’re interested to have one. =)
Your Ayala Land Guide,
Coco Midel
0917 580 2013