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The Park's Rising Skyline

Cebu in 1992 had a phenomenal construction up trend seen to be a “construction boom.” But then came the economic slowdown, which started in 1997.

But despite this, an area in the city is a picture of hope, the Cebu Business Park that continues to build. Started some years ago, it is now a central area of a rising skyline for Cebu. This 50-hectare property has commercial buildings, such as the Ayala Center Cebu, Cebu Holdings Center, Park Tower I and II, Cebu City Marriott Hotel, Keppel Center, and First Abacus Financial Center, and keeps on building.

Between the high rise structures are green areas and other buildings, such as the Cebu City Sports Club of world-class standards in a seven level structure, a joint billion-peso project of Ayala Land, Inc. and Cebu Holdings, Inc., a member of the Ayala Group of Companies.

It’s more than just establishing buildings but to contribute to the national development of the country through opportunities provided here in Cebu.

Ayala projects started in Luzon many years ago. This is a take off from the development projects, like Forbes Park, Dasmariñas, and Ayala Alabang, then the project in Baguio. Visayas and Mindanao projects will be handled by Cebu Holdings, Inc.

Cebu Business Park has given more reasons for people to stay here. It embraces the development plans in Makati. The Makati project started some 30 years ago, and it’s still continuing.

Cebu likewise is till growing. The next 20 years would be enough for Cebu. If there are more constructions, then there are more working slots for the people in Cebu. For instance, construction of homes will be seen in the Ayala property in Kang-irag, Ayala Heights Cebu, an integrated master planned development on a highly scenic mountain plateau.

With all of these construction activities in the offing and at hand, we hope that the people may not think the real estate development as something for the elite alone. It’s for everybody.

 

Source from Sun*Star Weekend

 

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