Buyers Guide

Learn more about the important details when it comes to making your Ayala Land property purchase.

Steps to your next investment

Ready to Invest?

We offer a wide range of properties across the Philippines.

1. Select your property: 
Browse our portfolio and choose your ideal property.

2. Explore the details:
 Review the location, amenities, and available unit types.

3. Get a price quote:
 Request a personalized cost estimate via email.

4. Reserve your unit: 
Secure your chosen property through your dedicated property specialist.

5. Finalize your purchase: 
Your property specialist will guide you through the necessary paperwork and requirements to complete the sale.

Frequently Asked Questions

Allow us to guide you in every step of the purchase:

Availability Check:    Contact your property specialist to confirm the unit or lot’s availability. They can then place a temporary hold on it, removing it from the market while you prepare.

Reservation & Purchase:    Once the hold is in place, you’ll work with your specialist to complete the reservation and choose your payment plan.

Complete the Purchase:    Within 30 days of official reservation, submit your down payment (or full payment), along with all other required documents. Once received, your purchase is officially booked.

Online Reservation Agreement:    Complete and sign the online form with the assistance of your property specialist.

Valid ID:    Submit a copy of your government-issued identification.

Documentary Checklist:    Sign the provided checklist, confirming you’ve reviewed the necessary documents.

TIN (Tax Identification Number):    Provide your TIN for tax purposes.

Reservation Fee:
Payment:    Pay the Reservation Fee (RF).

 

Confirmation:    Once payment is received, you’ll be directed to an online document where the reservation details are listed. Review these details carefully before finalizing the reservation.

Cash: This is a straightforward option where you pay the full purchase price upfront.

Deferred: These schemes allow you to pay over a period of time, often with a smaller initial payment and installments spread out over the construction period or after completion.

Bank Financing: You can secure a mortgage from a bank or financial institution

Important Note: Payment schemes can vary significantly between projects. It’s crucial to discuss your specific needs and preferences with your property specialist. They can provide detailed information about the available payment options for your chosen property, helping you choose the best fit for your financial situation.

Reservation payment may be settled via the following:

Credit Card via Qwikwire: Pay the reservation online via credit card.

Card Terminal: Pay the reservation using Point of Sale (POS) or payment terminal, available in various showrooms and offices.

Online Bank Deposit/Remittance and Wire Transfer: Requires the submission of proof of payment for validation.

Check Deposit: Requires the manual submission of a deposit slip. If only a photocopy of the deposit slip is provided, the front and back part of the deposit slip should be shown.

Once you’ve completed the reservation process (paid the Reservation Fee, submitted the Reservation Agreement and all required documents), the next step is to finalize the purchase of your property.


Payment Options: You have two main options for paying the remaining balance:

Full Payment: Pay the entire remaining balance in one lump sum.

Partial Payment/Down Payment & Installments: Pay a down payment and then make regular monthly installments (amortizations) according to your chosen payment scheme.

Important Deadline: The entire contract price (or the down payment, if applicable) must be paid within 30 days of your reservation date. Failure to meet this deadline will result in cancellation of your reservation, and your Reservation Fee will not be refunded.

General booking requirements are composed of the following:

  • Contract to Sell
  • Client Specimen Signature
  • Final Payment Scheme
  • Legal Documents (if applicable)
  • Credit Investigation (if applicable)
  • Payment
  • Proof of Mailing
  • Validated TIN