AYALA LAND, Inc. (ALI) is opening its second Cebu City hotel under the Seda brand in January 2020, amid growing demand from tourists and business travelers. Seda Central Bloc will rise within ALI Central Bloc community in the Cebu IT Park business district. The 17-storey hotel will have 214 rooms, including 48 serviced residences. In a statement, Andrea Mastellone, senior group general ma...
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ARTHALAND Corp. is eyeing to complete P60-billion worth of projects within the next two years as it fills its pipeline with new development projects in Makati City, Cebu City and Biñan, Laguna. The niche property developer said in a briefing in Taguig City yesterday it is looking to launch at least one high-end residential project within the Makati central business district within the ye...
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DMCI Project Developers, Inc. said its residential project in Quezon City is close to selling out, having generated P8.615 billion in reservation sales so far. In a statement, the company, which operates under the DMCI Homes brand, said Infina Towers is now 92% sold as of Nov. 18. Only 185 units are available for sale. “We’re optimistic of selling out the remaining units soon bec...
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CEBU, Philippines — The 20-hectare seaside township development Mandani Bay builds fully-furnished residential condominiums to keep up with the rising demand for “ready-made” and sophisticated residential condos in Cebu. Mandani Bay development company HTLand, Inc., launched its 36-storey residential tower called Mandani Bay Quay, to complete its phase 2 component. HTLand,...
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DMCI Holdings, Inc. on Wednesday said it booked a net income of P2.8 billion in the third quarter, 47% higher year-on-year, which was attributed to “normalized coal operations” of Semirara Mining and Power Corp. (SMPC). In a statement, DMCI said core earnings in the third quarter went up 24% to P2.6 billion, excluding the P164-million non-recurring loss from the company’s shar...
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AYALA Corp. said its net income almost doubled during the nine months of the year to reach P46.2 billion from last year’s P23.86 billion, lifted by the solid contribution of its banking, telecommunications, real estate and power units. Equity earnings from Ayala’s business units grew 77 percent to P51.9 billion, boosted by contributions coming from the Bank of the Philippine Islands...
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