The blossoming of Cloverleaf
Avida is bringing its solid track record of building quality homes to Balintawak.
A residential tower chock-full of first class amenities has risen on the outskirts of Metro Manila: Avida Towers Cloverleaf, the first development of its kind on Ayala Land’s sprawling estate in Balintawak.
The 31-storey structure is the first of the three planned Avida towers in Cloverleaf, and a part of a larger, vigorous effort to transform an area too often on the periphery of developers’ sights into a breakout zone of growth.
“Our ultimate aim here is to transform Balintawak’s landscape and activate the area for new investments and opportunities,” said Jay Teodoro, Estate Head of Cloverleaf.
Economic, social renewal
Teodoro emphasized that Ayala Land, a corporation that can engender an area’s value to skyrocket just by entering it, was not only interested in an economic renewal of the historic transport hub of Balintawak, but a social one as well.
Starting from the beginning of Cloverleaf’s construction up until its development is completed, nearly 10,000 jobs will be generated—and that’s only the first phase, Teodoro said.
Marching steadily toward this vision of Balintawak as a “dynamic urban haven,” Avida Towers Cloverleaf is in a prime position to be the masterplanned Cloverleaf estate’s beating heart, where urban professionals, early nesters and growing families can connect and thrive.
Avida’s three residential towers in Cloverleaf, which will consist of a combined 89 floors of living space totaling 2,310 sqm, is not just for entrepreneurs in the growing business districts of northern Manila, but also for the residents of Quezon City and Camanava (Caloocan, Malabon, Navotas, Valenzuela) who are looking for an upgrade to their current homes.
Avida trademarks
And Avida, given its solid track record of building quality homes that enhance the living experience of its residents, is the most suitable engine for this lifestyle upgrade.
The company’s Balintawak projects will assuredly have all the Avida trademarks—free-flowing air and sunlight, fewer units per floor for privacy and exclusivity, emergency power within the unit, and easy payment terms.
That’s not to mention the other Avida signatures that further highlight its painstaking attention to detail, such as homes designed specially to allow “each member of the family to have their own personal space within the unit,” according to a company release.
Fresh start
Avida Towers Cloverleaf will have an assortment cuts of a studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom units, all of which offer “a fresh start to live big.”
Other amenities will include a shared, three-floor parking podium, swimming pool with lap and kiddie pool, indoor gym, serenity gardens, clubhouse and children’s playground.
The Avida Towers in Balintawak is also conveniently located near a mall, hospital and other commercial establishments, and makes maximum use of the area’s proximity to major thoroughfares and commuter hubs, like Edsa, Northern Luzon Expressway and an LRT Station.
“We continue to rally behind the immense possibilities of Balintawak to … offer an organized, secure and highly accessible commercial district that its community truly deserves,” said Teodoro, touting Ayala’s estates in Makati, Bonifacio Global City, Cebu Business Park and Nuvali as “iconic developments” that serve as the model for the Cloverleaf estate in Balintawak.
“Together, all these product lines directly support local economic growth and form an ecosystem that promotes a better quality of life for more Filipinos,” Teodoro concluded.
