Iloilo is an example of how historical charm and ongoing urbanization can seamlessly coexist. Celebrated for its rich cultural heritage, warm hospitality, and the world-renowned Dinagyang Festival, the province has evolved into a metropolitan center in the heart of Western Visayas.
Iloilo is supported by industries that ensure adaptability to evolving trends. The business process outsourcing (BPO) sector is backed by a skilled workforce and a friendly business environment. With the rise of shopping malls and e-commerce platforms, retail is also experiencing robust growth. It is an emerging hub for technology and innovation where technoparks, incubation centers, and collaboration among the government and private institutions has fostered a fertile ground for startups and tech companies. This diversifies the economic base in Iloilo, positioning it for long-term competitiveness.
Tourism continues to be a cornerstone of Iloilo, leveraging its heritage to attract visitors. The Dinagyang Festival, alongside its colonial architecture, culinary scene, and eco-tourism destinations, draw thousands of tourists annually, strengthening Iloilo’s reputation as a must-visit location.
Iloilo is undertaking infrastructure projects aimed at enhancing connectivity, mobility, and sustainability. The 32.47-kilometer Panay-Guimaras-Negros Link Bridge will reduce inter-island travel time while the upcoming Iloilo-Capiz Road is expected to boost tourism and streamline the movement of goods.
The PHP 2.35-billion modernization of the Iloilo Commercial Port Complex is set to enhance cargo-handling capabilities, while the modernization of Iloilo International Airport is designed to expand passenger capacity. These facilities are anticipated to drive growth in the commercial sector.
Step into Georgia, the biggest lifestyle destination in Iloilo
Georgia is inspired by the American state of the same name. Mention Georgia and its iconic cities—Atlanta, Savannah, and Augusta—immediately come to mind. While Savannah and Augusta are known for their lush gardens and stately mansions, Atlanta boasts an urban atmosphere. This synergy of suburban and enterprise is the blueprint for Georgia—destined to become Iloilo’s biggest lifestyle destination.
Georgia plays perfectly into the serene temperament of the Ilonggos while catering to their innate entrepreneurial disposition. Taking its design cues from the Old Colonial South, Georgia is building horizontal communities and vertical residences in genteel colors and textures.
Atlanta will come with a Vista Mall, a hotel, office spaces, mixed-use towers and a wellness hub designed to elevate the quality of life for locals and investors. Savannah offers house-and-lot development with a football field, a church, and a commercial development that will provide residents more entertainment options. The building style of Savannah will continue to pay homage to the colonial architecture and scenic landscapes well-preserved in the Deep South.
The third district, named Augusta, will feature a mix of condominium properties called Augusta Residences and commercial strips where rows of restaurants and retail concepts marry the best of food, fashion, and lifestyle.
Vista Land: The Philippines’ leading integrated property developer
As the holding company of the housing ventures of Vista Group, it is primarily engaged in developing master planned developments, horizontal properties, and construction of vertical residences in the Philippines’ key growth areas.
Filipinos deserve the best—this driving belief has been integral to Vista Land’s day-to-day operations and is the secret to its success.
The impetus behind the conglomerate’s continuous evolution has always been creating better, expansive, and global-oriented offerings and experiences for its residents and delivering excellent long-term investment growth for its stakeholders.
For more information on Vista Land, visit www.vistaestates.vistaland.com.ph
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