MANILA, Philippines - Through the decades, Ayala Land Premier’s progressive urban planning and world-class standards have kept Makati up-to-date with global standards and lifestyles.

The city has certainly grown into a top tier financial district that merges residential and commercial establishments with a wide variety of choices complementing diverse lifestyles. And with Ayala Center’s recent redevelopment well underway, it continues to bring new energy to the city’s luminescent skyline, whose structures have become markers of change, progress and diversity.

Adding to the renowned skyline is Ayala Land’s latest residential enclave, Park Terraces. Situated at the heart of redeveloping Ayala Center, it offers premier living spaces, providing residents with all the conveniences as well as luxuries they need.

The three-tower development is Ayala Land Premier’s first sustainable vertical community – anchored on globally benchmarked building principles, setting the bar for premium developments all over the country. Park Terraces is set to draw interest from buyers both in the Philippines and abroad, adding to the international appeal of Makati.

Creating a refined, urban lifestyle that offers the luxury of choice, Park Terraces presents a balanced mix of premium business and leisure establishments easily accessible to all its residents. Given its networked location and accessibility to the services and choices of Ayala Center, future residents’ needs are taken care of and are perfectly complemented by Park Terraces’ concierge services.

And with retail spaces, cafes, restaurants, and wellness outlets planned for the ground level spaces, and the easy access to all commercial establishments found within Ayala Center, the choices are truly limitless.

Park Terraces delivers top tier standards to an already bustling urban landscaped, shaped by Ayala Land. The Residences at Greenbelt which has redefined the high life; One Serendra which has made gracious suburban living possible within city limits.

(The Philippine Star) Updated January 22, 2010 12:00 AM