Buyer's Guide to Ayala Land

Six decades ago, the transformation of Hacienda Makati into the Philippines’ leading urban center began with the establishment of Forbes Park. In October 2007, history repeated itself with the unveiling of Abrio, Ayala Land Premier’s flagship property in Nuvali.

A heritage that stands the test of time

After World War II, Don Alfonso Zobel de Ayala and Col. Joseph the first residents of the new neighborhood.

In the years that followed, additional villages were developed, such as Dasmarinas, Urdaneta, San Lorenzo, and Magallanes. A shopping district, now known as Ayala Center, was built to support the needs of these growing communities.

In the 1970s, another milestone was reached with the acquisition of a large tract of land in Muntinlupa. This was developed into a self-contained community called Ayala Alabang. Urban conveniences such as schools, churches, and a retail center were put in place to prime the location for growth.

The push further south continued in the late 1990s with the opening of Ayala Westgrove Heights, a move that accelerated the development of the Cavite/Laguna area into a desirable residential address. Westgrove was quickly followed by Ayala Greenfield Estates — a scenic neighborhood with its own private country club and golf course. With the unveiling of ABRIO in late 2007, the vision for Ayala Land Premier’s communities in the south enters a new stage, one that embraces the exciting possibilities of the future but remains grounded on the same principles of trust and excellence that have guided the company through the years.

History, recreated

Three generations following the rise of Forbes Park and Dasmarinas Village in Makati, Ayala Land Premier paves the way for ABRIO, its flagship residential development in NUVALI — the future sustainable ecopolis being developed by Ayala Land and the Yulo family in Canlubang.

Roads in ABRIO are designed to conceal homes from street view, and its main thoroughfare will have a right-of-way nearly as wide as the carriageway of Ayala Avenue. The property’s size is limited to only 380 lots with a building density that is half that of comparable premium neighborhoods. Security and resource management systems will employ the latest technology, such as electric fencing and rainwater harvesting, to ensure an unrestricted yet environmentally responsible lifestyle.

Abrio-Nuvali
Abrio occupies a highly strategic location within Nuvali-close to the planned business district, retail center, and lake of the future ecopolis. Getting to Nuvali takes about 50 minutes by car from Makati through the Sta. Rosa Exit of the South Luzon Expressway (SLEX). By the first half of 2008, a new road connecting Nuvali directly to the Mamplasan Exit of the SLEX is expected to be operational.

For more information on Abrio, pls contact me

Coco Midel

(+63) 917 580 2013;

midel.jerico@ayalalandinc.com,

coco.ayala@gmail.com