Industrial and real estate developer AyalaLand Holdings Corp. (ALLHC) unveiled its vision for Pampanga Technopark, a vibrant future business and lifestyle destination in the Central Luzon region.
At a recent appreciation night, guests were given a glimpse of the park’s inspiring goals and unique features.
Pampanga Technopark is envisioned to be a world-class, sustainable industrial park that will foster innovation and economic growth in the region.
“It is with great pride and excitement to welcome you all here at Pampanga Technopark. It gives us a warm indication that you share our excitement and trust in the potential and vision for our first master-planned industrial and commercial estate here in Central Luzon,” said Robert S. Lao, ALLHC President and Chief Executive Officer.
The 270-hectare mixed-used development aimed to become a prominent home of various establishments, including a 3,000-sqm agricultural and retail wholesale market, or bagsakan, of various local produce from Luzon.
In order to support the region’s agricultural supply chains, proper facilities will be provided. Set to be completed in the first half of 2024 are ALogis Mabalacat, an 8,000-sqm ready-built facility for lease, and the ALogis Artico Mabalacat cold storage, which will offer 5,000 pallet positions with temperatures ranging from 10°C to -20°C.
On the other hand, apart from the industrial establishments, visitors and guests of Pampanga Technopark will also find shopping, dining, and recreational options for their enjoyment.
Over 30 retail spaces, encompassing 2,000 sqm of gross leasable area, will be included in the development, housing a variety of restaurants and other retail and service establishments.
Prospective investors looking for business opportunities in Pampanga can also find available lots for commercial uses such as shops and outlets, medical centers, offices, co-working spaces, and business hotels.
Moreover, being true to its commitment to sustainability, the Pampanga Technopark has features that promote environmental protection and disaster resilience. Native trees will be planted throughout the township to create a picturesque backdrop and provide protection from environmental stress and geohazards. Five detention ponds will absorb rainwater, helping to mitigate flooding.
The Technopark is also designed to be pedestrian-friendly, with sidewalks and public transport terminals that make it easy to get around without a car. Open and green spaces, including a dedicated 1.2-hectare park area, provide opportunities for recreation and relaxation.
These sustainability features are essential for creating a thriving and livable community. The Pampanga Technopark is setting a new standard for sustainable development in the Central Luzon region.
“All these are set to contribute and align with the government’s push for countryside development and industrialization – and Pampanga Technopark is in a strategic position and location to help drive economic activity in the region,” concluded Lao.
The Pampanga Technopark is accessible through major road networks including the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX), Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX), and MacArthur Highway. Soon, adding to the convenience is a gas station for motorists. The Technopark will likewise benefit from the ongoing North-South Commuter Railway (NSCR) project, connecting the existing Tutuban (Manila) Station to Clark, Pampanga.
To know more about ALLHC’s Pampanga Technopark, visit www.ayalalandlogistics.com and www.technoparks.com.ph.