ELARO Elaro’s Tranche 5 has smaller lot offerings (click below map to enlarge), and is scheduled for Priority Selling on Feb. 22, Wednesday at 9am in Ayala Tower, Makati. Signed and filled out Reservation Agreement and Check (P100,000) needed to participate. From Elaro Treveia Treveia is a 60-hectare community next to Elaro and adjacent to [...] Continue reading
Just got word of a scheduled price increase for Elaro on February 20, 2012. This is good news for existing Elaro lot owners! If you’re still looking to be part of this prime community next to the bird sanctuary, contact me at johanna@metrorealty.ph, 0920-9624116 or 806-0939 for updates on available lots and computations. Continue reading
Late last December, I got to visit the newly opened Elaro sales tent on-site (pictured above), which sits on an elevated lot facing the Amenity Core or main park. Elaro was launched in early August 2011, and three months after, by mid-November, we were already sifting through lots for sale in Tranche #3. What makes [...] Continue reading
Sharing the latest availability maps showing lots for sale in Nuvali: Santierra 77-hectares of gently rolling terrain with lots starting at 600 square meters Elaro the newest Ayala Land Premier community in Nuvali, located next to the Wildlife and Bird Sanctuary There are still a few lots left in Tranche 2, shown [...] Continue reading
One month since its launch in early August 2011, how are things doing in Elaro, Nuvali? I first visited Elaro in June, and was just taken in by its abundant trees. Here’s a panoramic shot of Tranche 1 that my brother, Peter, took last July: Make sure you click on the pic twice to [...] Continue reading
What’s available to buy in Elaro, Ayala Land Premier’s newest community in Nuvali? Available inventory as of August 9, 2011: Tranche 1 – 15 lots remaining out of 155 lots Tranche 2 – 19 lots remaining out of 60 lots Elaro in brief: Gross Land Area : 72 has. Lot Size range [...] Continue reading
I’ve often wondered what Ayala was going to do with that plot of land right after Treveia and before Montecito. Every time I would pass it, I would really notice the trees, wishing all of Nuvali could have such dense “woods”. Trees always bring a certain richness to a place–think Mckinley Ave. in Forbes lined with [...] Continue reading
