Amaia Land, a subsidiary of Ayala Land Inc., has gained global recognition as a provider of affordable housing to the middle-income segment of the Philippine market. The company has been awarded the Gold Stevie Award for “Company of the Year” in the Real Estate (Large) category at the renowned International Business Awards.
Surpassing competitors from around the world, Amaia’s achievement is particularly noteworthy as it specializes in affordable housing for the middle-income segment of the Philippine market. Stephanie J. Lingad, CEO of Amaia Land, expressed pride in the company’s innovative approach and dedication to meeting the needs of Filipino people over the past 13 years.
Amaia Land has already launched more than 35,000 residential units in 40 projects across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. Of these, over 20,000 units have been delivered to buyers. The company offers a wide range of housing options, from flexible houses of various sizes to spacious townhouses and prime condominium units.
In addition to providing affordable homes, Amaia is committed to sustainability. Lingad highlighted the company’s incorporation of eco-friendly features in its developments, including solar power for common amenities, water-saving fixtures, the use of sustainable materials, and greater open spaces to promote healthy outdoor living.
Amaia has also introduced new and innovative offers to make homeownership more accessible for its target market. Various digital platforms, such as online interactive digital tours, have been implemented to facilitate the property selection process. Furthermore, the company has introduced value-for-money packages with flexible payment terms, aiming to make its quality and secure homes available to even more hard-working Filipinos.
Amaia Land’s recognition as a global provider of affordable housing reflects its commitment to excellence and innovation in the real estate industry. With its dedication to sustainability and accessibility, the company continues to make a significant impact in the middle-income housing segment of the Philippine market.
