To step up the excitement this Sinulog weekend the premier business district of Cebu, Cebu Business Park, and the region’s premier destination for shopping and dining, Ayala Center Cebu, have orchestrated several events to add up to the Sinulog festivity.
Real estate conglomerate Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) has integrated its two major developments in Cebu — the Cebu Business Park (CBP) and the Cebu IT Park (formerly the Asiatown IT Park) — into one brand, now known as the Cebu Park District.
CEBU has long been recognized as a regional growth center, and with Ayala Land (ALI) and Cebu Holdings, Inc. at the helm of its evolution, it has managed to successfully set the stage for the region’s top commercial and residential developments.
Cosplay Harajuku District was a peek to the vibrant and whimsical world of costume playing.
CEBU Holdings Inc. of the Ayala group expects more developments in their twin properties—Cebu Business Park and Asiatown IT Park—within the next two years. “Current buildup at Cebu Business Park has accelerated in the past few months,” said CHI president Francis O. Monera.
THE Ayala Group of Companies is earmarking P5 billion for capital expenditures (capex) this year, to finance another set of projects for Cebu’s twin business districts-Cebu Business Park (CBP) and Asiatown I.T Park.
Cebu’s economists are in unison as far as the identified drivers of local economy are concern. These are tourism, business process outsourcing (BPO) and export. If one is keen enough, you would notice that these are foreign-money driven. Tourism largely depends on foreign tourists’ spending. Obviously, BPOs and exports cater to foreign companies’ need. While tourism and BPO industries have sustained us, exports of goods have remained undesirable.
The Ayala Group of Companies yesterday held its Waste Exchange program at the Ayala Center Cebu to encourage waste diversion techniques and showcase products made out of recycled materials.
The exchange is a one-day collection activity wherein the public can bring them their recyclables. These are weighed and the recyclers pay the seller the amount corresponding to the volume of recyclables.
Cebu Holdings Inc. president Francis Monera said that Ayala will showcase the waste market fair as their contribution to the ongoing campaign to encourage recycling.
To celebrate Earth Day yesterday, the Cebu Park and officials of its neighboring barangays gathered and urged the public to go into waste segregation.
Cebu Holdings Inc., (CHI); Ayala Center Cebu; and Cebu Business Park and Neighboring Barangays Altruistic Alliance Inc (CBP-NBAAI) together with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) launched the Waste Exchange program at the Ayala Center Cebu yesterday.
As a sign of support to the Solid Waste Management Program of the Cebu Business Park and Neighboring Barangays Altruistic Alliance, Inc. (CBP-NBAAI), Cebu Holdings Inc. donated a garbage truck to Barangays Luz, Careta, Hipodromo, Mabolo, Apas and Kamputhaw.
The ceremonial turnover of the truck was made yesterday between the Cebu Holdings Inc., headed by Francis Monera, and officials from the six participating barangays, led by Barangay Captain Nida Cabrera of Barangay Luz.
The ceremony was held during yesterday's launching of the Waste Exchange at Ayala Center Cebu.