Ayala Land’s premium residential business shows strength, launches flagship projects
Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) continued to post steady growth in its premium residential segment, with revenues rising 6 percent in the first half of 2025 owing to the sustained take-up of signature projects under Ayala Land Premier (ALP).
Premium segment takes lead
Premium residential sales take-up led the segment with P40.6 billion in the first half, reflecting the enduring demand for high-quality, well-located offerings. ALP’s newest launch, Laurean Residences in the Makati central business district, headlined the company’s first semester development activity with P27.9 billion worth of inventory and 388 luxury units.
To remain ahead of shifting customer expectations, ALP has partnered with global design firms including SOM for architecture, Joyce Wang for interior design, and Tectonix for landscaping. The company also engaged Bouygues Bâtiment, a leading French contractor, to ensure world-class execution on several high-profile projects.
To further enhance the customer experience, AyalaLand Hospitality has begun managing property and community services for select developments, bringing hotel-level service standards to residential living–starting with Park Central Towers.
Recovery of the core market
Core residential performance also showed signs of recovery.
Sales take-up reached P25.1 billion, with a notable 39 percent quarter-on-quarter growth in Q2 to P14.6 billion, indicating increasing market activity in well-positioned projects. The company cited strong sales from projects in Nuvali, Davao, and Muntinlupa as key contributors to the quarter’s gains.
Project launches
Ayala Land also launched P40.5 billion worth of residential projects in the first half. This comprises its premium and mid-market offerings in both vertical and horizontal formats.
The company is preparing P40 billion worth of additional launches for the second half of the year. This includes the over P15 billion worth of premium projects lined up for launch in Southern Luzon for the said period, as Ayala Land builds on its advantage in the high-end market, particularly in horizontal formats that offer both space and exclusivity.
“Our sales momentum is improving and we are preparing for a busy second half with P40 billion in new (project) launches, and the completion of reinvention works of malls and hotels,” said ALI president and CEO Anna Ma. Margarita Bautista-Dy.
“We are optimistic that these initiatives will support our growth aspirations for 2025 and beyond,” she added.
