Parklinks C5

02/06/2026

"Katuwang ang mga private developer, layunin din ng mga karagdagang ferry station na mapabuti pa ang transport access sa mga commercial development gaya ng Eastwood, Arcovia, at Bridgetowne."

These estates are directly adjacent or across Parklinks

24/05/2026

"Weekends feel different here. More relaxed. People come with pets, kids, coffee, or nothing at all. They walk, they sit, they stay a while.

The soon-to-open Parklinks Mall, with a total floor area of 115,000 square meters, will bring in cafés, restaurants, and wellness shops, all connected by open-air paths and plazas. Developed by ALI Eton Property Development Corp. and operated by Ayala Malls, it’s not just another commercial center, it’s designed to blend into the park, not compete with it. A central plaza will host community events and gatherings, while an office tower above will offer modern, sustainable workspaces without disturbing the calm."

https://mb.com.ph/2025/05/24/why-more-people-are-spending-their-weekends-at-parklinks

In a city that rarely slows down, it helps to have a place that does. A spot where you can stretch out, sip coffee under the trees, or simply sit and breathe....

11/04/2026

"...the mall at Parklinks will open next year and will exude an air of “quiet luxury” to appeal to the upscale market in the area, as it is surrounded by posh villages and high-end residential condominiums."

https://mb.com.ph/2026/01/22/ayala-land-eton-jv-to-open-parklinks-mall-that-exudes-air-of-quiet-luxury

With competition heating up among townships strung along the C-5 corridor from Quezon City to Pasig CIty, the Ayala-Lucio Tan Group (LTG) joint venture (JV)...

24/03/2026

"The Eco Forest, an urban sanctuary with 12,000 native trees, wetlands, and a Miyawaki-planted zone, is not just a green project but an ecological sanctuary that supports biodiversity. Planted in multi-layered tiers, the forest will support urban wildlife while enhancing carbon capture, air quality, and climate resilience. The Eco Forest is a key green feature of Parklinks, a 35-hectare mixed-use property master-planned to be the greenest estate along the C5 road in Quezon City."

https://mb.com.ph/2026/01/23/the-greening-of-parklinks-begins

Fifty Philippine native tree species, including endangered and critically endangered varieties, will soon cover the Eco Forest in Parklinks estate owing to the...

23/03/2026

"For Parklinks residents, developments like this offers everyday access to nature—lawns, riverside paths, and shaded plazas just steps from their homes. “It turns wellness, walkability, and outdoor time into part of daily life,” said Hans Lopez Vito, vice president for Ayala Land."

https://manilastandard.net/real-estate/314695665/ayala-land-eton-unveil-the-park-links-ecoforest.html

Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) and Eton Properties Philippines are taking Metro Manila a step closer to greener urban living with the continued development of

27/12/2025

"Its approach balances urban connectivity with liveability, creating communities that serve as economic engines while elevating quality of life. Flagship estates such as Bonifacio Global City (BGC) and Arca South in Taguig City and Nuvali in Laguna province, illustrate this vision, blending world-class infrastructure with green spaces and cultural amenities. "

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26/12/2025

"AYALA LAND, INC. and Eton Properties Philippines, Inc. have reached the final stage of construction of The Lattice by Alveo Land, marking a milestone in the development of the 35-hectare Parklinks estate that straddles Quezon City and Pasig City."

AYALA LAND, INC. and Eton Properties Philippines, Inc. have reached the final stage of construction of The Lattice by Alveo Land, marking a milestone in the development of the 35-hectare Parklinks estate that straddles Quezon City and Pasig City. “A joint venture between Ayala Land and Eton Proper...

21/08/2025

Drone view of and its surrounding river and communities

01/08/2025

Just an ordinary Friday night stroll at

31/07/2025

"More than a real estate development, Parklinks is becoming one of the city’s most livable corners. It’s a place to walk, talk, stretch, sit still, and simply feel lighter. Not because it’s trying to be different, but because it was thoughtfully designed with people and nature in mind. Here, it’s easier to take a breath. And sometimes, that’s all you really need."

https://mb.com.ph/2025/05/24/why-more-people-are-spending-their-weekends-at-parklinks

In a city that rarely slows down, it helps to have a place that does. A spot where you can stretch out, sip coffee under the trees, or simply sit and breathe....