Property developer Alphaland Corp. is expanding the capacity of flagship island-resort project Balesin Island Club this year and is seeking government authority to allow members to fly from overseas locations straight into the airstrip of the upscale leisure estate.
Upscale property developer Alphaland Corp. has complied with the 10-percent minimum public ownership required by the Philippine Stock Exchange, paving the way for the resumption of trade on its shares.
Upscale property developer Alphaland Corp. has beefed up its public ownership to meet the 10-percent minimum requirement of the Philippine Stock Exchange for continued listing.
With two weeks to go before the ultimate deadline, 19 listed companies are still below the 10-percent minimum public ownership required for continued listing on the Philippine Stock Exchange.
The preference and bias for everything sustainable is being felt all over the world and the Philippines is no exception. And such demand has led developers to lean towards that direction of putting up “green” projects.
Upscale property developer Alphaland Corp. is investing P2.5 billion in an “ultra-modern” yacht club, which is scheduled to open at the end of 2013 in the company’s 32-hectare bayside property in Parañaque.
Upscale property developer Alphaland Corp. is set to complete two multibillion-peso projects on Ayala Avenue—a grade A “green” office building and an urban leisure complex.
Ultimately, it was “that kind of fulfillment” that won Mario Oreta over. A fulfillment that was borne out of putting roofs over people’s heads, of developing not just houses but homes and communities, and out of seeing huge smiles from the faces of satisfied homebuyers.
