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BIZ BUZZ: Ayala Land rolls out welcome mat for Landbank
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BIZ BUZZ: Ayala Land rolls out welcome mat for Landbank

Emmanuel John Abris

Ayala Land isn’t letting its offices sit idle—and the Land Bank of the Philippines is more than happy to move in.

Ayala Land Offices Inc. (ALO), the office leasing arm of Ayala Land Inc., has locked in a five-year lease agreement with the state-owned lender for office and parking spaces at one of its flagship mixed-use developments in Bay City.

The deal covers 3,866.75 square meters of office space on the sixth floor of the Corporate Center, which will soon house select Landbank head office units, departments and even a subsidiary.

The move expands Landbank’s operational footprint in the fast-growing Bay City area.

While the papers were signed early, the clocks start ticking on June 1, 2026, when the lease officially kicks off.

ALO says the new space checks all the boxes for today’s workplace—modern, accessible and flexible—while complementing Landbank’s existing operations nearby.

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For Ayala Land, the transaction fits neatly into a broader strategy: offering well-planned, high-quality office solutions for large organizations, including government institutions.

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