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Aboitiz InfraCapital set to Launch 4th Economic Estate in Tarlac
April 17, 2024Our expansion into Tarlac reflects our confidence in Central Luzon's potential as a premier investment destination and our support for the government's initiatives.
Positioned as a pivotal player in the region’s economic landscape, the business hub at LIMA Estate hosts The Outlets at Lipa, Luzon’s largest outdoor mall, featuring 167 global and local brands. The mall has transformed into a sought-after lifestyle destination, offering not only diverse shopping experiences but also hosting attractions like carnival rides and a lively weekend night market.
In 2023, The Outlets at Lipa experienced a notable increase in commercial spaces, recording an impressive 27% growth. The surge welcomed 30 new brands, both local and global, enriching the mall’s already diverse offerings. Noteworthy additions include Mr. D.I.Y, Pick Up Coffee, Cafe Mary Grace, and the first Batangas location of Nono’s restaurant. Looking ahead to 2024, Batanguenos can anticipate the arrival of brands such as Power Mac Center, Skechers USA, Mama Lou’s Italian Restaurant, and the Happy-Go Department Store, further enhancing the mall’s appeal.
Amidst this promising backdrop, AIC’s forthcoming Economic Estate in Tarlac will unveil 200 hectares of prime industrial lots in its initial phase, poised to attract both local and international investors, thereby fueling further economic expansion and employment opportunities. Embracing a holistic approach, the upcoming Economic Estate in Tarlac will leverage the collective expertise of Aboitiz Group affiliates. This collaborative endeavor will foster a conducive business environment, allowing companies to concentrate on their core operations. By integrating a wide range of services such as power, water, construction, housing, smart city technology, and government support, the estate will offer a seamless and efficient one-stop-shop experience for businesses.
While industrial development remains the focal point, AIC recognizes the value of creating a holistic ecosystem. By incorporating various asset classes such as retail, office spaces, residential areas, dormitories, warehouses, and hospitality venues strategically within its master plans, AIC is able to differentiate itself from conventional industrial parks in the country. This approach not only adds value but also enriches the overall experience for the entire community.
As the momentum builds for the estate’s launch in May 2024, Aboitiz InfraCapital extends a warm invitation to stakeholders, investors, and the wider community to join them in introducing their distinctive brand of smart and sustainable industrial-anchored development to Central Luzon. Fernandez de Mesa expressed enthusiasm, stating, “We’re eager to cultivate a community where world-class industrial facilities coexist harmoniously with a vibrant lifestyle hub, fostering growth for both businesses and the lives of those who make them thrive. We foresee that our investment will catalyze a ripple effect of progress, delivering benefits not only to the local community but also to the nation at large.”
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