As demand for master-planned communities continues to grow in Southern Luzon, Nuvali is drawing another major developer into its expanding eco-city.
Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) has tapped Chan-Toei Properties Inc. (CTP) to develop a new residential community within Nuvali, further broadening the residential offerings in the country’s largest and one of its most established sustainable mixed-use estates.
As one of the country’s leading mixed-use estates, Nuvali continues to generate interest and attract residential developments that align with its vision of creating master-planned, nature-integrated communities. Moreover, the addition of Chan-Toei Properties reflects the estate’s continued evolution as Nuvali grows into one of Southern Luzon’s leading business, lifestyle and residential destinations.
“We are pleased to welcome Chan-Toei Properties as one of the select residential developers in Nuvali,” said Meean Dy, President and CEO of ALI in a press statement. “Their approach to residential development aligns with our long-term vision for Nuvali as a well-planned, nature-integrated community. We look forward to the new residents, ideas and experiences this community will bring as Nuvali continues to grow.”
The upcoming residential community will be developed solely by CTP. While ALI continues to guide the long-term planning, stewardship and sustainability of Nuvali, CTP will lead the planning, design, development and marketing of the new neighborhood.
Located within walking distance of CTP’s flagship residential project, Hana Garden Villas, the new development builds on the company’s growing reputation for crafting thoughtfully designed homes inspired by Japanese principles of quality, functionality, and timeless design.
The strong market reception of Hana Garden Villas has seen an influx of end-users where nearly all buyers were end-users rather than speculative investors, emphasizing the appeal of CTP’s developments among families seeking homes for long-term living. The sustained end-user demand underscores a growing preference for communities that deliver enduring value, quality craftsmanship, and a lifestyle centered on comfort, convenience, and well-being.
“We are deeply honored by the opportunity to become part of Nuvali’s continuing story,” said CTP Chairman Jose Mari Chan. “At Chan-Toei Properties, we believe a home should enrich everyday life. We look forward to creating a community that reflects our commitment to thoughtful design, quality craftsmanship and places where families can build meaningful lives for generations,” Chan said.
The newest community under the CTP will offer future homeowners immediate access to the estate’s expanding network of educational institutions, healthcare facilities, retail destinations and recreational parks that seamlessly integrates Japanese-inspired, family-centric homes into a vibrant and connected environment.
CTP is a joint venture between the Chan family—whose business interests span sugar manufacturing, trading and power co-generation—and TOEI, a subsidiary of IIDA Group Holdings, Japan’s largest homebuilder by number of homes built annually.
The article was originally published in Business Mirror and written by Rizal Raoul Reyes.
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