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[Title] => Ayala Land goes into smaller communities
[Summary] => Following the warm market reception of residential lots within smaller, distinct communities, property giant Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) intends to develop the market for this category more fully in other locations.
Bolstered by the positive feedback of residential enclaves like Tamarind Cove within the established Ayala Alabang in Muntinlupa, the company is looking into developing more intimate neighborhoods for specific markets.
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[Title] => Making exercise part of community lifestyle
[Summary] => Facilities that encourage families to adapt a more active lifestyle are among the distinct features of Tamarind Cove, the last phase of the successful Ayala Alabang community. The 1.6- hectare development is a joint venture with Bank of the Philippine Islands.
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[Title] => Soothing greenery is antidote to urban stress
[Summary] => Because of the soothing effect of greenery, gardens have long been focal points of the most celebrated homes. At Tamarind Cove, the last phase of the successful Ayala Alabang development, a lush strip of green designed to be an integral part of the lot owner‘s lifestyle.
A few steps away from each of the 20 lots in the exclusive neighborhood, a 1,800-sqm. strip of green allows homeowners to savor a variety of experience. It incorporates a formal garden, a fragrance garden, a tropical garden as well as an activity park and an open area for more active play.
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[Title] => Market registers keen interest in new Ayala Alabang project
[Summary] => After a hiatus of 10 years, property developer Ayala Land, Inc. recently began development of the last of its highly successful Ayala Alabang community in Southern Metro Manila.
News about the 1.6-hectare joint venture with Bank of the Philippine Islands was released at the height of the Iraq conflict and its accompanying economic uncertainty. Nevertheless, Ayala Land assistant vice-president Bobby Dy discloses that responses to the project, designed as a distinct neighborhood, has been overwhelming.
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Bolstered by the positive feedback of residential enclaves like Tamarind Cove within the established Ayala Alabang in Muntinlupa, the company is looking into developing more intimate neighborhoods for specific markets.
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[Summary] => Because of the soothing effect of greenery, gardens have long been focal points of the most celebrated homes. At Tamarind Cove, the last phase of the successful Ayala Alabang development, a lush strip of green designed to be an integral part of the lot owner‘s lifestyle.
A few steps away from each of the 20 lots in the exclusive neighborhood, a 1,800-sqm. strip of green allows homeowners to savor a variety of experience. It incorporates a formal garden, a fragrance garden, a tropical garden as well as an activity park and an open area for more active play.
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[Summary] => After a hiatus of 10 years, property developer Ayala Land, Inc. recently began development of the last of its highly successful Ayala Alabang community in Southern Metro Manila.
News about the 1.6-hectare joint venture with Bank of the Philippine Islands was released at the height of the Iraq conflict and its accompanying economic uncertainty. Nevertheless, Ayala Land assistant vice-president Bobby Dy discloses that responses to the project, designed as a distinct neighborhood, has been overwhelming.
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February 5, 2005 - 12:00am
