Vibrant city living meets community charm in Ayala Land’s first township development in Bulacan — ALTARAZA TOWN CENTER.
ALTARAZA Town Center is San Jose del Monte’s newest mixed-use development where people can find the perfect mix between modern city living and the town’s proud traditions. Altaraza Town Center is envisioned to become Bulacan’s brightest spot for modern suburban living, offering new concepts for residents and businesses alike. The metro’s gateway to the Northeast
Situated where Quezon City, Caloocan, and Bulacan converge, Altaraza Town Center holds endless promise for business and commerce. In the development’s proximity is modern infrastructure and landmarks. San Jose del Monte is easily accessible with a direct connection to NLEX and can be reached by all types of vehicles through Quirino Highway. In the future, it will be less than 10 minutes away from the upcoming MRT 7. Ayala Land’s flagship development in Bulacan
Ayala Land brings its expertise in building townships through Altaraza Town Center – the first integrated, mixed-use development in Bulacan. This carefully masterplanned community boasts of organized streetscape, pedestrian-friendly roads, and thoughtfully-designed infrastructure. Where people, nature, and economy thrive
Altaraza Town Center features a select mix of uses that are community-centric, that will feature a Central Plaza for gatherings and celebrations. Commercial lots provide a platform for businesses to flourish. It offers retail that will bring everyday conveniences and services to the community, as well as, fresh dining and shopping options. It will be home to two of Ayala Land’s Residential Brands – Avida and Amaia providing a place to nurture growing families. The whole community will be complemented by a one-stop 100-bed healthcare facility and one of the country’s prestigious educational institution, Colegio San Agustin. Set in Sierra Madre’s gently rolling slopes, it has the perfect backdrop for a neighborhood to grow and ensure a healthy environment for families. |
San Jose del Monte Bulacan – New Developments
PROPERTY INVESTORS AND FIRST TIME HOME BUYERS! I’m EXCITED to present you these outstanding new developments that will hit San Jose del Monte Bulacan in the near future. This is the map of the BIGGEST development in San Jose del Monte Bulacan! MasterPlan **Plan of Developments at Tungko, San Jose del Monte, Bulacan We will run down the following developments for you. TRANSPORTATION:
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ABS-CBN News, 26 March 2014
MANILA, Philippines – Ayala Land Inc. is planning to spend P6.8 billion over the next five years for a mixed-used development project in San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan. The 100-hectare property called Altarazza will house residential projects, a shopping mall, a hospital, a school and office space for business process outsourcing (BPO) companies. “The project would be an important piece of property because it at the cross roads of new infrastructure projects that the government is putting up like the MRT 7 and other major highways in Bulacan,” said Ayala Land president and chief executive Antonino Aquino. He added that the decision to develop a property in Bulacan is part of the company’s strategy to continue to expand its footprint in key locations in the country. Ayala Land’s Amaia and Avida will develop low segment housing projects at the property. Amaia will be construct six residential condominiums offering a total of 1,400 units for P1.4 million to P2.5 million. Avida, on the other hand, will develop 400 units of lot only and house and lots projects within a 12-hectare property worth between P2.6 million to P5.5 million. A 100-bed healthcare facility will be built through Ayala Land’s QualiMed hospital. The project will also feature a 5-hectare rain garden, a 1.6 hectare nature park, and a 20-hectare campus to be built by Colegio de San Agustin. Ayala Land has allocated P70 billion in capital expenditures for this year, 36 percent of which will go to residential development, 29 percent for land acquisition, 17 percent for mall development and the remaining 18 percent for hotels and office projects. |