Alviera Country Club FAQs

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1. Is the club proprietary? Do you have to buy a share in the Country Club before you can become a member?
-Yes, membership is proprietary. One has to buy a share to be part of the Country Club. The shares are open for sale to
public and a lot purchase is not a requirement.

2. What are different types of shares?
-Class A – Founder Shares
-Class B – Individual/Spouse Purchasers/Co-Ownership/Corporation/Partnership/Association (with one usage right)
-Class C – Corporation/Partnership/Association (with two usage rights)
*only class B and C shares can be sold

3. What is the holding period of the share?
There is 5 year holding period before the share can be resold.

4. Who are the qualified dependents of the member?
-The dependents include (a) legitimate spouse (b) legitimate single children below 26 years old.

5. What are the available payment schemes?
– CLASS B (individual share) – CLASS C (corporate share)
Cash (30 days) – Discount 10% – Discount 10%
50 – 50 (30 mo) – Discount 5% – Discount 3%
10 – 50 (30 mo) – 40 – no discount – no discount

6. Who will provide the sample & official computation template?
– You can contact me for sample and official computation template.

7. What are the documentary requirements?
– Contact me for the list of requirements.

8. Who can sell the country club shares?
– All Sales Channels of Ayala Land, Inc. That includes me.

9. To whom should the reservation and booking documents be submitted?
– I can submit the documents for you.

10. To whom will the checks be payable?
– Checks should be payable to Nuevocentro, Inc.

11. When can a member utilize the amenities?
– Upon 50% payment

12. How much is the estimated monthly dues?
-Approx. P3,500 – P4,000 (includes consumable of P500)

13. How large is the size of the property?
-Approx. 5.6 has.

14. What are the amenities available?
-The Club is zoned as follows with amenities featuring below:

ENTRANCE PAVILLION
Serves as main drop-off and reception, with specialty shops and members’ lounge. Directly opens to the
central courtyard with cooling pools and landscaped main walkway.

EVENTS PAVILLION
Three meeting rooms and one big boardroom comprise the ground floor, along with an open multi-purpose
hall and small al-fresco cafe. The second floor houses two ballrooms that may be utilized as one big grand hall
that could cater to 500-600 guests and with a pre-function area running the entire length of the hall that has a direct view of the central courtyard.

FOOD AND BEVERAGE
Main Restaurant
-The main restaurant will have an enclosed dining space, with additional al fresco/spillover dining area. It will have an open kitchen where families could view how food is being prepared by the club’s top notch chef.
-The dining veranda directly spills over to central lounge pool and has expansive view of central courtyard.

Specialty Restaurant
-Enclosed dining space, with additional al fresco/spillover dining area. This will be specialized international cuisine that has a view of Porac mountain ranges and SCTEX.
-With cigar room and wide selection of wine.

Sports Bar and Cafe
It will have an active sports bar which directly overlooks main pools and has a view of majestic Porac sunset.

ENTERTAINMENT FACILITIES
Billiard halls, KTVs and Theatre rooms.
Game Console Room which will feature virtual games, arcades and other tech facilities.

WELLNESS SPA
To be operated by “stresscape” which operates Anvaya, El Nido and other first class hotels in Makati.

SPORTS FACILITIES
-Lap pool 6 lanes, half Olympic size in length
-Lounger Pool
-A complete gym with dance studio. It has direct access to mound, and view of central courtyard
-Tennis Courts (2) Indoor and (2) Outdoor club / recreation size
-Badminton Courts 3 indoor courts
-Multi-sport court for basketball, futsal and volleyball.
– An open turf mound for outdoor events.

KIDS’ ZONE
Kiddie pool
-A water park complete with water jets, fountains and a slide, an open area with water splash pads.
-Indoor Play Area
-Air conditioned active indoor play area with nursery and dedicated lockers and changing rooms for kids.
-Outdoor Play Area
-Playground for kids.

POOL AREAS
Aside from the 6 lane lap pool and kiddie pool, there’s a central lounge pool and a smaller lounge pool located within a close network in the central courtyard, giving a network of pools to cool one’s body.

Other amenities (Part of the Estate)
Members shall have exclusive privileges on the following attractions:
Wellness Village (still on the conceptual stage)
Sandbox adventure park (Giant Swing, Rollercoaster Zipline, Rope Courses)
Biking and jogging trails
Archery Range
Urban Karting
ATV and UTVS

16. Can a member bring guests?
-Only a limited no. of guests (with approval from club mgmt.). Guests should always be accompanied by the member (with corresponding guest fee).

17. Are the members entitled to a discount if they decide to purchase a property in the estate?
– No info on this yet. Contact me if you want to receive updates.

COCO MIDEL
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Ayala Township News

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Ayala Land to cap year with two more townships
SOURCE:
http://www.bworldonline.com/content.php?section=Corporate&title=ayala-land-to-cap-year-with-two-more-townships&id=108070

PROPERTY GIANT Ayala Land, Inc. (ALI) is launching two more township projects for the rest of the year as the company capitalizes on the strong demand for real estate to boost growth.
Anna Ma. Margarita B. Dy, ALI’s group head for strategic land bank management, said the new large-scale developments are located in Metro Manila and outside the Philippine capital.

“We have two more planned this year but there are certain permitting that needs to happen,” Ms. Dy said in a briefing on May 13.

The vertical township in Metro Manila may have a size of 10 hectares, while the other one will be “a couple of a hundred hectares” in size involving horizontal projects, Ms. Dy added.

The real estate arm of the Ayala group broke ground on two new estates in the first quarter: the P25-billion Cloverleaf in Balintawak, Quezon City and the P6-billion Capitol Central in Bacolod City.

These added to the company’s roster of established estates such as the Makati business district, Cebu Park District, Bonifacio Global City, and Nuvali, as well as emerging ones like Arca South in Taguig City, Vertis North in Quezon City, and Alviera in Pampanga, among others.

ALI is currently in 45 growth centers across the country.

HOMESTARTER BONDS
Likewise, ALI is set to start the construction of its nine-hectare mixed-use development in Aseana City in the fourth quarter.

While the project’s master plan is being refined, the complex will have roughly 200,000 square meters of shopping space, 20,000 square meters of office space for business process outsourcing (BPO) firms and 300 hotel rooms, ALI Senior Vice-President Jose Emmanuel H. Jalandoni said.

“The economy continues to grow. The confidence continues to be quite strong across the board: residential, BPO and tourism, particularly domestic tourism,” ALI President Bernard Vincent O. Dy said.

“We continue to maintain a positive outlook for the rest of the year.”

Under its 2020 Vision, ALI is targeting a 20% annual growth rate to hit a net income of P40 billion.

ALI may raise a maximum of P2 billion from a new tranche of Homestarter bonds in the second or third quarter, said Jaime E. Ysmael, the company’s chief financial officer.

The Homestarter bonds aim to encourage customers to set aside funds for downpayment in the purchase of the real estate firm’s property. — Krista Angela M. Montealegre

Alviera News

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Ayala Land investing P90B in Porac estate
Doris Dumlao-Abadilla
5:13 PM | Tuesday, May 19th, 2015

PROPERTY giant Ayala Land Inc. is upgrading its capital spending for Alviera in Porac, Pampanga – its first mixed-use estate with an industrial hub component in northern Luzon – catalyzing development in this formerly lahar-devastated municipality.

In a press briefing on Tuesday, Alviera general manager John Estacio said the 1,100-hectare Alvierra, a joint venture between ALI and Leonio Land Holdings, would be built at a cost of P90 billion over its project life of about 25 to 30 years.

The projected capital spending was raised from an earlier estimate of P75 billion to factor in major infrastructure improvements and tree-planting/bioengineering activities. For instance, new sub-stations directly connected to the national grid were being installed in the estate to ensure ample electricity supply to new locators setting up manufacturing hubs.

Of the total capital outlays, P7.3 billion is expected to be invested in the next three years for the first phase, covering some 207 hectares comprising the new industrial park, a P1-billion six-hectare country club, two academic institutions (Miriam College and Holy Angel University) and three Ayala Land residential communities.

“Alviera has strongly pushed for industrial, residential and recreational developments, as well as tourism” John Estacio, Alviera general manager. “We have made leaps with the SandBox outdoor adventure park as an interim attraction, drawing as much as 120,000 visitors since its opening last year.”

Complementing the Subic and Clark industrial hubs, Alviera Industrial Park (AIP) is expected to generate 5,000 jobs over the next three years. All 16 lots for sale under the first phase of development have been taken up, while three clusters of ready-built, standard factory buildings (SFB) for lease are currently being offered to small to medium enterprises. The SFB floor area totals 20,000 square meters available for lease with rental rate starting at P150 to P200/sqm per month.

The industrial lots for sale are priced at P4,000 to P5,000 per square meter with lot cuts of one to 1.5 hectares. To weed out property speculators, the lot buyers are required to build their manufacturing facility within three years or ALI will otherwise buy back the lots.

The first batch of locators confirmed for the industrial park – which is accredited by the Philippine Economic Zone Authority – are in food manufacturing, plastic packaging, motorcycle parts and electronics industries. They are expected to operate out of this new hub starting January 2017.

Given the strong demand for industrial lots, Estacio said the group was considering to boost the inventory of industrial space in this complex for the next phase.

“Just as we did with Laguna Technopark, the Alviera Industrial Park is primed to drive industry growth for the province. We are getting outstanding government support through PEZA, and there is a competitive labor force readily available in Pampanga and nearby provinces for the industrial park,” said Patrick Avila, AIP general manager.

This project will bring to Pampanga’s property market about 1,500 residential units for phase 1 across the three Ayala Land residential brands.

Avida Land recently launched its first project in the estate, Avida Settings Alviera, located across the future city center. To date, about 85 percent of the project has been taken up. Residential lots are being sold for about P11,600/sqm. Alveo and Ayala Land Premier will launch their own projects later in the year.

The Alviera country club, envisioned as a venue for community convergence, sits at the heart of the development and has been specifically chosen for its panoramic views. It will be managed by the same group behind Anvaya Cove and South Links Golf Club, Ayala Club Management Inc. The P1-billion club, which will feature a cluster of swimming pools and other amenities, is targeted for completion in 2018.

“We naturally expect to draw employees for the country club from the local population. Hotel and Restaurant Management college courses are very popular here. There are also high expectations from Alviera Country Club’s cuisine since it’s situated in the heart of the country’s culinary capital,” said Albert Ong, Alviera Country Club project manager.

Individual shares for the club are currently selling at P580,000 while corporate shares go for P950,000.

“Following the success of Ayala Land in developing large-scale master-planned mixed communities like Makati, Bonifacio Global City and NUVALI, we envision a bright future ahead in our newest venture in the north,“ Estacio added.

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Ayala Land investing P90B in Porac estate

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Alviera Country Club AVP

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Here’s the AVP of Alviera Country Club in Pampanga.
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If you are interested to get a club membership in Alviera Country Club, you can contact me.

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Alviera News

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Porac poised for progress with Alviera development

Porac is in for another transformation, one which will propel the once barren land to the topmost of business, leisure, institutional, residential and recreational destinations of Central Luzon. Progress meets the plains in the new 1,100-hectare estate development rising from Ayala Land, Inc. (ALI). The pioneering developer of masterplanned communities has partnered with Leonio Land to unveil Alviera, located just off the Porac Interchange along SCTEX.

“We see it as urban living, embraced by nature as we are building around the area’s scenic natural terrain. Nature plays a strong part of the Alviera experience. Alviera is envisioned to be the growth center of Central Luzon,” said Meean Dy, Strategic Landbank Management Group Head, and VP of Ayala Land.

ALI has built a reputation of keeping its promises. From the high-rises of the Makati Central Business District to Bonifacio Global City’s continuing development and to NUVALI’s sustainability commitments, ALI is a pioneer of masterplanned developments in the country.

An estate development of this size and scale will be the first of its kind for Central Luzon. Alviera is about five and half times larger than the Makati CBD and four times more than Bonifacio Global City.

The property is also accessible from NLEX, SCTEX and TPLEX, and is near Clark Airport and Subic Freeport, as well as other developments in Angeles, San Fernando and Tarlac City. Think of a hub for modern living on the Central Luzon map, and all signs will soon point to Alviera. It will be home, workplace, school and leisure to those seeking a blend of urban development and nature.

The first phase of the development comprises of the residential communities, university zones, business and industrial park, outdoor recreational attractions and a country club, is set to be launched this month.

Property seekers will have a choice of Ayala Land’s residential brands: Ayala Land Premier, Alveo Land and Avida Land. These three promise residential communities of landscaped views and rolling hills.

A destination for Porac leisure visitors will be the Alviera Country Club. Set in a sprawling six-hectare area, it will feature facilities for sports and leisure.

For the university zone, campuses will feature a conducive learning environment by being built around a natural setting of trees and open spaces.

“It is indeed another big bet – not just in peso terms, not just in terms of number of residential units we will construct or size of commercial area we will build. Yes, all that will follow. But first and foremost, today is a bet on a whole new region of our country that we believe has the potential to drive national progress,” added Dy.

SOURCE: http://www.mb.com.ph/porac-poised-for-progress-with-alviera-development/

Alviera News

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Alviera Industrial Park to boost local economy
SOURCE LINK:
http://www.sunstar.com.ph/pampanga/local-news/2015/01/27/alviera-industrial-park-boost-local-economy-388851

PORAC — With the ground breaking ceremony Monday of the Alviera Industrial Park – Ayala Land’s first master planned estate in Central Luzon in partnership with Leonio Land Holdings – it is expected that this will jumpstart the economic activities here and will generate as much as 5,000 new jobs soon as it begins its first phase of development.

Governor Lilia Pineda said Pampanga is lucky and happy that Ayala Land Incorporated and Leonio Land Holdings chose to invest here in Porac.

“This is a manifestation that the Province of Pampanga is really ready for further development,” Pineda said.

Porac Mayor Condralito Dela Cruz said they are thankful that Porac has been chosen by Ayala Land and Leonio Land in putting an investment of P75-billion and added that it will surely put the town to speedy economic development and be one of the progressive towns in Central Luzon.

The Alviera Industrial Park is part of the multi-billion peso ($1.68 billion) investment of property giant Ayala Land Incorporated, transforming Alviera – a 1,100-hectare master planned township development in Central Luzon for over a 20-year period.

The property is envisioned to catapult Porac as the new growth center of Central Luzon and a major hub for commercial and business activity with its strategic location and seamless accessibility via North Luzon Expressway (NLEx) and Subic Clark Tarlac Expressway (SCTEx).

The Alviera Industrial Park is just 5 minutes away from Clark Airport, 45 minutes from Subic Freeport and 20 minutes from Angeles City and the City of San Fernando.It is also just 1.5 hours away from Quezon City.

Dela Cruz said the Alviera Industrial Park will cover 30-hectares right from the entrance of the development site and added that they look forward to its successful completion.

“The industrial park will offer locators the opportunity to purchase, and not just lease, industrial lots. Standard factory buildings (SFBs) will also be available for lease,” he said.

He noted that local businesses with products for export have already expressed interest in locating to the Alviera Industrial Park.

The Alviera Industrial Park, which is registered with the Philippine Economic Zone Authority, has received strong interests from local manufacturers with export products, as well as Taiwanese and Korean manufacturers.
This will initially offer 16 lots at 1 to 1.5 hectares in size and will be sold to non-polluting light industries at P15,000 ($336.90) per square meter.

The groundbreaking ceremony held in Barangay Hacienda Dolores was also graced by Philippine Economic Zone Authority Deputy Director General Tereso Panga and executives of Leonio Land Holdings – Chairman Leonardo Leonio, Managing Director Clarissa Leonio – Asuncion, Directors Carlo Leonio, Claire Leonio –Guiyab, Ayala Land executives headed by president and CEO Bobby Dy, Senior Vice President Meann Dy, Vice President Rowena Tomeldan, Vice-Mayor Dexter David, Hacienda Dolores Barangay Chairman Rosendo Pineda and council members. (Joel P. Mapiles/Pampanga PIO)

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Alviera News

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Alviera township to create 5,000 new jobs in initial development
SOURCE:
http://www.inquirer.net/?people-events-places=alviera-township-to-create-5000-new-jobs-in-initial-development

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Ayala Land, Inc. (ALI), in partnership with Leonio Land, has launched Alviera, a 1,100-hectare masterplanned community that will generate as much as 5,000 new jobs as it begins its first phase of development. The property is envisioned to catapult Porac as the new growth center of Central Luzon and a major hub for commercial and business activity with its strategic location and seamless accessibility via NLEX and SCTEX.

Alviera is just 5 minutes away from Clark Airport, 45 minutes from Subic Freeport and 20 minutes from Angeles City and San Fernando City. Alviera is also just 1.5 hours away from Quezon City.

Phase one of the development will include a PEZA-registered industrial park, two universities, residential communities and a country club. Phase one investment is estimated at P8 billion for ALI and its partners over three years.
Alviera is expected to create a community with about 20,000 office and industrial workers, 65,000 residents, and 20,000 students over the next 20 years of development.

The Alviera Industrial Park will cover 30-hectares right at the entrance of the development. It will offer locators the opportunity to purchase, and not just lease, industrial lots. Standard factory buildings (SFBs) will also be available for lease.
“Local businesses with products for export have already expressed interest in locating to the Alviera Industrial Park. We hope to attract international manufacturers in light industries as well, perhaps from Korea and Taiwan,” said Rowena Tomeldan, ALI Vice President and head of the Commercial Business Group.

All three ALI residential brands: Ayala Land Premier, Alveo Land, and Avida Land will develop residential communities catering to a wide ranging market. Ayala Land Premier is set to create another Forbes Park with average lot cuts at 800 sqm. Young families might prefer Alveo Land units beside a Manila-based school. Avida Land will offer affordable house and lot packages. Over 1,500 residential units will rise in Alviera Phase 1.

The Alviera Country Club will be built in a highly elevated area about 6 hectares in size, with swimming pools, sports facilities, spa and sauna, function halls and restaurants. It will offer great views of the Porac Mountain Range and the future Alviera Town Center. The country club is envisioned to gather the whole Alviera community together.

Holy Angel University (HAU) and Miriam College (MC) will be the first educational institutions in Alviera. HAU, Pampanga’s largest university and known for its business and engineering programs, will offer the same quality programs in Alviera while Miriam College, a progressive school which has campuses in Quezon City and NUVALI, will be exploring new learning systems in the creative fields. Both HAU and MC will offer programs for grade school, high school, and college in sprawling campuses.

There will also be a mall, office buildings, hotel, hospital, transport terminal, and parks later in the development.
“We are known for large-scale, masterplanned, mixed-use and sustainable communities that become thriving economic centers in their respective regions. These growth centers serve as platforms for Ayala Land’s various product offerings, integrating into thriving communities that generate value over time,” said ALI Vice President and head of Strategic Landbank Management Group Meean Dy.

ALI has established many northern developments including world-class malls TriNoma and Fairview Terraces, MarQuee Mall in Angeles, Pampanga, and Harbor Point in the Subic Bay Freeport Zone. Residential communities such as MarQuee Place and MarQuee Residences, condo living in Vertis North, and Altaraza in San Jose del Monte, Bulacan all point to ALI’s vision of northern growth.
With Alviera, its first large-scale estate development in the region, ALI and Leonio Land, will bring an enhanced quality of living for even more people in the region.

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COCO MIDEL
M: +63.917.502.9252
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E1: coco.ayala@gmail.com
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