Real estate giant Ayala Land Inc. sold AREIT shares at their steepest discount in years amid investor caution over weaker housing demand and elevated borrowing costs.
Ayala Land-backed AREIT Inc. grew first quarter earnings by 25 percent as contributions from newly infused regional malls and commercial properties strengthened recurring income despite broader market uncertainty.
AREIT Inc., the listed real estate investment trust (REIT) arm of Ayala Land, is ramping up its retail play with the addition of two major Ayala Land malls.
AREIT Inc., the country’s first listed real estate investment trust and a flagship of sustainable commercial leasing, has appointed Ayala Corporation chief financial officer Alberto M. de Larrazabal as its new president effective Aug. 13, 2025.
AREIT Inc. reported a 43 percent rise in net income to P2.1 billion in the first quarter of 2025, fueled by newly infused high-value commercial properties from Ayala Land and its subsidiaries.
AREIT Inc., the real estate investment trust arm of Ayala Land, is expanding its portfolio with a P21-billion infusion of commercial properties from Ayala Land Inc. and its subsidiaries.
Ayala Land, Inc. (ALI) has raised approximately P2.7 billion by selling 75 million shares of AREIT Inc. at P36.20 per share—a discount of about 8.6 percent—through a block sale.
Ayala Land-backed AREIT Inc. is acquiring a 275.9-hectare property in Zambales from energy affiliate ACEN Corp., as the group expands its real estate investment trust portfolio.