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Aboitiz Economic Estates · Published Oct 20, 2026 · Independent guide · no prices published

Aboitiz Economic Estates (AEE) lists four industrial estates: LIMA in Batangas, MEZ2 and West Cebu in Cebu, and TARI in Tarlac. This independent buyer's guide compiles what AEE and the press have published about each, labels every figure by how well it is supported, and shows no prices because none are published. Last checked 20 Oct 2026.

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Facts come from the developer's public pages, press releases and news, and are labelled by status. They may be out of date or inconsistent. Verify everything in writing with the developer, the relevant agencies (PEZA, BOI, LGU, Registry of Deeds) and your own advisers before any commitment. Photos are illustrative and are not of the estates unless stated.

How to read the labels: Verified Developer claim Unverified Our analysis Approximate “Developer claim” means a developer-marketed or press-release figure that we have not independently checked.
4Estates covered (estates)Developer claim[1]
1,613–2,087Published area (sum of four estates) (ha)Our analysis[2, 3, 4, 5, 6]
220–260Portfolio locators (AEE) (locators)Developer claim[6, 7, 8]
100,000Portfolio jobs (AEE) (jobs)Developer claim[7]
More than PHP 175 billionCumulative investment (AEE, Sep 2026)Developer claim[8]
8,700–51,000West Cebu published lot cuts (sqm)Developer claim[4]

The AEE site lists exactly four; no Davao, Cavite, Laguna or Cagayan de Oro estate is listed. Low = 826 + 63 + 540 + 184 ha (smallest figures found); high = 1,100 + 63 + 540 + 384 ha. AEE rounds the portfolio to about 2,000-2,100 ha.

The four estates side by side

Compiled by us from the estate fact sheets Our analysis[2, 3, 4, 5, 9]. ITH years are the statutory Tier I/II/III figures for the bracket we assumed, explained in our CREATE MORE guide.
EstateArea (ha)Published lot cutsLocatorsPowerWaterCREATE MORE bracket (ITH Tier I/II/III yrs)Stage
LIMA Estate826-1,100 (target 1,600)Not published (sold lots 0.99-11.8 ha)~180-240LIMA EnerZone, 29% renewableSmart Water Network, MLD not publishedOther, analysis (6/7/7)Operating, expanding
MEZ2 Estate (Mactan Economic Zone II)63Not published43-49Mactan EnerZone, 58 MVA>3 MLDMetro, unverified (5/6/7)Operating, likely built out (inference)
West Cebu Estate540 (283 industrial)8,700-51,000 sqm (39 ha expansion)12-17Balamban EnerZone, 13.8 kV2.5-4.1 MLD (conflict)Other, analysis (6/7/7)Operating, expanding
TARI Estate384 (200 first phase)Not published4Substation targeted Dec 2026Under constructionOther, analysis (6/7/7)Under development

How big is a lot?

Hectares are hard to picture. The chart below puts the only lot sizes AEE has published, West Cebu's planned cuts of 8,700 to 51,000 sqm, next to lots actually sold at LIMA and two familiar references: a 105 by 68 metre football pitch (about 7,140 sqm, our own calculation) and one hectare. LIMA publishes no standard lot cut; its sold lots ran from about 0.99 ha to about 11.8 ha. Developer claim[4, 10, 11]

Lot size reference scale Horizontal bars on one linear scale: football pitch about 7,140 square metres, West Cebu smallest cut 8,700 square metres, LIMA 0.99 hectare sale, 1 hectare, West Cebu largest cut 51,000 square metres, LIMA 11.8 hectare sale. Lot sizes on one scaleFull bar width = 12 ha (120,000 sqm)Football pitch (reference)~7,140 sqm West Cebu smallest cut8,700 sqm LIMA recent sale (TE Optoelectronics)0.99 ha 1 hectare (reference)10,000 sqm West Cebu largest cut51,000 sqm LIMA recent sale (Big E Food)11.8 ha Purple: West Cebu published expansion cuts. Orange: LIMA recentsales, not published cuts. Grey: references. Proportional diagram from published figures, not a site plan
Lot size reference scale, drawn to one linear scale. Football pitch and hectare are references; West Cebu cuts are planned expansion cuts; LIMA lots are sizes sold, not an available list. Our analysis

LIMA Estate, Lipa and Malvar, Batangas

  • Area. 826 to 1,100 Developer claim[7, 6, 12, 2]
  • Zone. PEZA-registered economic zone, manufacturing-anchored mixed use; PEZA and BOC one-stop shop on site Developer claim[2, 6]
  • Locators and jobs. More than 200 locators (reported range ~180-240) Developer claim[2, 11, 12] Jobs: About 75,000 jobs Developer claim[2, 12]
  • Lot cuts. Not published Unverified[2]
  • Power. LIMA EnerZone (AboitizPower group) distribution; 29% renewable (geothermal, hydro) per estate page; capacity in MVA not published Developer claim[2, 8]
  • Water. LIMA Water Corp Smart Water Network (claims 99.3% uptime); capacity in MLD not published Developer claim[2]
  • Price. Not published — inquire with the developer Unverified

Lots announced as sold: T.E. Optoelectronics, 0.99 ha (15 Jul 2026); Printwell, 1.6 ha (Apr 2025); MDT Technologies, 1.86 ha (9 Oct 2026); Big E Food, about 11.8 ha (8 Jul 2026). These show what has been sold, not what is available now. Developer claim[10, 11]

CREATE MORE bracket. We place this estate in the all other areas bracket, which would mean an income tax holiday of 6/7/7 years for Tier I/II/III projects. This is our reading of the TIEZA list, not a classification by the developer or the IRR. Our analysis

LIMA Estate area proportions Bar to scale showing LIMA Estate at about 1,100 hectares against a 1,600 hectare target, with Biz Hub at 70 hectares, Villages at 49 hectares and the remainder including industrial land at 981 hectares (derived, split not published). LIMA Estate: published areas, to scaleBars share one scale; full bar = 1,600 ha (stated target)Current area (about)~1,100 ha Of the ~1,100 ha, published components Biz Hub (commercial): 70 ha Villages (residential): 49 ha Remainder incl. industrial: 981 ha (derived; split not published) Dashed outline: 1,600 ha stated target.Area figures vary by source; ~1,100 ha is the latest release. Proportional diagram from published figures, not a site plan
LIMA area proportions: about 1,100 ha against a 1,600 ha target, with Biz Hub (70 ha) and Villages (49 ha) the only published components. Proportional diagram from published figures, not a site plan; no official site plan is published. Our analysis
STAR Tollway running through Malvar, Batangas
STAR Tollway at Malvar, Batangas — Photo: patrickroque01, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. The STAR Tollway passes Malvar, one of the two LGUs LIMA spans; the broker-claimed drive times to Manila are unverified. Not an Aboitiz Economic Estates property. Illustrative only.
Mount Macolod rising above the Batangas countryside
Mount Macolod, Batangas — Photo: Lawrence Ruiz, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Mount Macolod, a Batangas landmark, gives a sense of the countryside around the LIMA area. Not an Aboitiz Economic Estates property. Illustrative only.
Cargo trucks and roll-on roll-off ferries at Batangas International Port
Batangas port — Photo: Ralff Nestor Nacor, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Batangas International Port is the logistics node a LIMA locator would look at; the roughly 30 minute drive claimed by a broker is unverified. Not an Aboitiz Economic Estates property. Illustrative only.

Travel times. No. Figures such as about 1.5 hours to Makati/NAIA and about 30 minutes to Batangas port are broker marketing claims and are not measured. Test the route at your own operating hours. Unverified[13, 14]

MEZ2 Estate, Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu

  • Area. 63 to 63 Developer claim[3, 6]
  • Zone. PEZA-registered ecozone (light-to-medium manufacturing, packaging, logistics / warehousing); iMEZ is a PEZA-accredited IT/BPO building of about 4,500 sqm Developer claim[3]
  • Locators and jobs. 43 locators (AIC material cites 49) Developer claim[3, 15] Jobs: About 12,000 workers Developer claim[3]
  • Lot cuts. Not published Unverified[3]
  • Power. Mactan EnerZone; 58 MVA transformation capacity Developer claim[3]
  • Water. Estate Water: more than 3 MLD supply, 1.5 MLD wastewater Developer claim[3]
  • Price. Not published — inquire with the developer Unverified

CREATE MORE bracket. We place this estate in the metro or contiguous bracket, which would mean an income tax holiday of 5/6/7 years for Tier I/II/III projects. This is our reading of the TIEZA list, not a classification by the developer or the IRR. Unverified

MEZ2 Estate area proportions Bars to scale: total estate 63 hectares of which 58 hectares are industrial and the balance is commercial. MEZ2 Estate: published areas, to scaleFull bar = 63 ha total estate areaTotal estate63 ha Industrial58 ha The balance of about 5 ha is commercial (derived from 63 minus 58). Proportional diagram from published figures, not a site plan
MEZ2 area proportions from published figures: 63 ha, of which about 58 ha industrial. Proportional diagram from published figures, not a site plan; no official site plan is published. Our analysis
Mactan-Cebu International Airport in Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu
Mactan-Cebu International Airport — Photo: Magalhães, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. MEZ2's southeast boundary runs along this airport's runway under Proclamation 786 (1996); we have not measured a drive time. Not an Aboitiz Economic Estates property. Illustrative only.
Mactan-Mandaue Bridge crossing the Mactan Channel between Lapu-Lapu City and Mandaue
Mactan-Mandaue Bridge — Photo: Patrickroque01, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. The Mactan-Mandaue Bridge links Lapu-Lapu City to the Cebu mainland; no drive time to MEZ2 is published. Not an Aboitiz Economic Estates property. Illustrative only.

Land left. Not published. At 63 ha with 43 locators the estate looks largely built out, but that is our inference. Ask the developer what lots or ready-built space are actually available. Unverified[3]

West Cebu Estate, Balamban, Cebu

  • Area. 540 to 540 Developer claim[4, 6]
  • Zone. PEZA Special Economic Zone; shipbuilding hub; JV of Aboitiz and Tsuneishi Holdings (operator Cebu Industrial Park Developers Inc.); PEZA/BOC one-stop shop Developer claim[4]
  • Locators and jobs. 12-17 locators depending on the AEE page (12 / 14 / 17) Developer claim[4, 16, 1] Jobs: More than 14,000 jobs Developer claim[4]
  • Lot cuts. 8,700 to 51,000 sqm Developer claim[4]
  • Power. Balamban EnerZone, dedicated 13.8 kV line Developer claim[4]
  • Water. Estate Water: more than 4.1 MLD on AEE's page, but the same page also shows 2,500 cu m per day (= 2.5 MLD). Treat capacity as 2.5-4.1 MLD until confirmed. Unverified[4]
  • Price. Not published — inquire with the developer Unverified

Named locators include Tsuneishi, Austal Philippines, ACCI, Cebu Marine Industry, Linde. Developer claim

CREATE MORE bracket. We place this estate in the all other areas bracket, which would mean an income tax holiday of 6/7/7 years for Tier I/II/III projects. This is our reading of the TIEZA list, not a classification by the developer or the IRR. Our analysis

West Cebu Estate area proportions Bars to scale: total estate 540 hectares, industrial zone 283 hectares, industrial expansion in progress 39 hectares. West Cebu Estate: published areas, to scaleFull bar = 540 ha total estate areaTotal estate540 ha Industrial zone283 ha Industrial expansion in progress39 ha Lot cuts in the expansion: 8,700 to 51,000 sqm. How the 39 harelates to the 283 ha is not published. Proportional diagram from published figures, not a site plan
West Cebu area proportions: 540 ha total, 283 ha industrial, plus a 39 ha expansion in progress. Proportional diagram from published figures, not a site plan; no official site plan is published. Our analysis
Cebu–Cordova Link Expressway cable-stayed bridge spanning the Mactan Channel
Cebu-Cordova Link Expressway bridge — Photo: Herbertkikoy, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. The Cebu-Cordova Link Expressway is one of the access routes for Cebu estates; West Cebu in Balamban is reached by separate roads, with about 49 to 64 km to Cebu City reported (unverified). Not an Aboitiz Economic Estates property. Illustrative only.

Capacity figures conflict. AEE pages show 12, 14 or 17 locators depending on the page, and water capacity of more than 4.1 MLD alongside 2,500 cu m per day on the same page. Ask for a written, current figure for each. Unverified[4, 16, 1]

TARI Estate, Tarlac City

  • Area. 184 to 384 Developer claim[5, 17, 18, 19]
  • Zone. PEZA-proclaimed economic zone (Proclamation 701, Oct 2024 per Wikipedia); PEZA/BOC one-stop shop planned Developer claim[5, 18]
  • Locators and jobs. 4 locators Developer claim[5] Jobs: About 60,000 jobs at full development (projection) Developer claim[5]
  • Lot cuts. Not published Unverified[5]
  • Power. Tarlac EnerZone substation for dedicated power, target operation Dec 2026 Developer claim[5]
  • Water. Water / wastewater system in Phase 1; water distribution facility under construction; capacity not published Developer claim[5, 20]
  • Price. Not published — inquire with the developer Unverified

Anchor example: Coca-Cola Europacific Aboitiz plant on 42 ha (groundbreaking Sep 2025, phased operations from Q3 2027)

CREATE MORE bracket. We place this estate in the all other areas bracket, which would mean an income tax holiday of 6/7/7 years for Tier I/II/III projects. This is our reading of the TIEZA list, not a classification by the developer or the IRR. Our analysis

TARI Estate area proportions Bars to scale: official estate area 384 hectares and the initial development phase of 200 hectares. TARI Estate: published areas, to scaleFull bar = 384 ha official areaEstate area (official)384 ha Initial development phase200 ha Initial phase: 200 ha broke ground in May 2024. Remaining splitand available lots are not published. Proportional diagram from published figures, not a site plan
TARI area proportions: 384 ha official area against the 200 ha initial phase. Proportional diagram from published figures, not a site plan; no official site plan is published. Our analysis
No context photo available for TARI Estate Placeholder tile: no context photo is available for TARI Estate in Tarlac City. No context photo available TARI Estate, Tarlac City. Schematic tile, not a photo. Proportional diagram from published figures, not a site plan
No context photo is available for TARI Estate; this schematic tile stands in. It is not a photo or a site plan.

Size. 384 ha is the official total. The initial phase was announced as 200 ha. A 184-ha joint-venture park reported in February 2026 is unverified. Component figures are not a range of choices. Developer claim[5, 17, 19]

PEZA status is not automatic incentives

All four are described as PEZA zones (TARI as proclaimed and under development). Incentives are not automatic: your own project must be registered and approved, be in the SIPP, and the ITH years depend on the tier and location bracket. AEE itself says only 'potential access to PEZA incentives'. Developer claim[2, 9, 21] Read the CREATE MORE Law guide for the ITH table and the SCIT versus EDR choice, and have your adviser confirm your project's SIPP tier and the LGU bracket. AEE and PEZA run an 'EaseBiz' investor-support programme (registration mapping, document preparation, monitoring); next phase signed about 30 Sep 2026 under PEZA's Investment Promotion Partnership Program. Developer claim[22]

Due-diligence checklist before you commit

  1. Foreign land ownership. The Constitution (Art. Our analysis
  2. Investors' Lease Act (RA 7652). Lets qualified foreign investors lease private land for up to 50 years, renewable once for 25 years (75 years in total). Verified[23, 24]
  3. 99-year lease (RA 12252). RA 12252 amends the Investors' Lease Act to allow an aggregate lease of up to 99 years for investors with an approved and registered investment, for uses such as industrial estates, factories and processing plants (tourism only at USD 5 million or more). Unverified[23, 24, 25]
  4. Title and land status. Ask for a copy of the Transfer Certificate of Title (TCT) or the estate's master title and any subdivision / condominium certificate, and check encumbrances at the Registry of Deeds. Our analysis
  5. Zoning and permitted use. Confirm the lot's zoning classification, the estate's deed restrictions and whether your activity is allowed (for example light vs heavy industry). Our analysis[1]
  6. PEZA registration and your own project. Estate status does not register your enterprise. Developer claim[22, 9]
  7. Environmental compliance. Check the estate's and your project's Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC) requirements and wastewater arrangements with DENR-EMB. Our analysis[2]
  8. Transfer taxes and fees (budget ranges). Typical Philippine closing costs for a land purchase: documentary stamp tax about 1.5% of the higher of consideration or fair market value; local transfer tax about 0.5-0.75% depending on the LGU; registration fees on a sliding scale; possible VAT on developer sales of real property. Our analysis
  9. Incentives. Do not assume tier or bracket. Our analysis[21, 9]
  10. Get it in writing. Ask for written statements of: available lots and sizes, price basis, lot vs lease vs ready-built options, utility capacities (MVA, MLD), delivery dates, and locator structures under PEZA. Our analysis

Frequently asked questions

How many estates does AEE have?

Four are listed on the official site: LIMA (Lipa/Malvar, Batangas), MEZ2 (Lapu-Lapu, Cebu), West Cebu (Balamban, Cebu) and TARI (Tarlac City). None is listed in Davao, Cavite, Laguna or Cagayan de Oro. Developer claim[1]

What do lots cost?

Not published for any estate: sale prices, lease rates, ready-built-factory rates, deposits and payment terms are all 'inquire'. Any per-sqm figure you see elsewhere is not from AEE. The estimator on this page contains no prices; you enter your own. Unverified[1]

Can a foreigner buy industrial land?

Generally not directly: the Constitution reserves private land ownership to Filipino citizens and corporations at least 60% Filipino-owned. Foreign investors typically lease (up to 75 years under the Investors' Lease Act, reportedly extended to 99 years for registered investors under RA 12252), or use a qualifying Philippine corporation. Take legal advice. Our analysis[23, 24]

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Photo credits

Every photo is illustrative and not an Aboitiz Economic Estates property. The cover image (STAR Tollway at Lipa) is credited first. Photos licensed CC BY-SA 4.0 are shared under that licence; two are public domain as marked.

Sources

  1. AEE: Economic estates portfolio — aboitizeconomicestates.com/economic-estates/ (accessed 2026-10-20)
  2. AEE: LIMA Estate — aboitizeconomicestates.com/economic-estates/lima-estate/ (accessed 2026-10-20)
  3. AEE: MEZ2 Estate — aboitizeconomicestates.com/economic-estates/mez2-estate/ (accessed 2026-10-20)
  4. AEE: West Cebu Estate — aboitizeconomicestates.com/economic-estates/west-cebu-estate/ (accessed 2026-10-20)
  5. AEE: TARI Estate — aboitizeconomicestates.com/economic-estates/tari-estate/ (accessed 2026-10-20)
  6. Aboitiz: AIC Economic Estates maps expansion in Central Luzon (26 Mar 2024) — aboitiz.com/news/aboitiz-infracapital-economic-estates-maps-expansion-in-central-luzon (accessed 2026-10-20)
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  8. AEE press release 28 Sep 2026: PhilGBC Business Leadership in Sustainability award — aboitizeconomicestates.com/aboitiz-economic-estates-wins-philgbc-business-leadership-in-sustainability-award/ (accessed 2026-10-20)
  9. RA 12066 statute text (Lawphil) — lawphil.net/statutes/repacts/ra2024/ra_12066_2024.html (accessed 2026-10-20)
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  11. Tribune 25 Apr 2025: Aboitiz InfraCapital to expand LIMA Estate — tribune.net.ph/2025/04/25/aboitiz-infracapital-to-expand-lima-estate-to-100-ha (accessed 2026-10-20)
  12. Aboitiz Eyes: LIMA Phase 5 industrial expansion (search snippet; page returned 403) — aboitizeyes.aboitiz.com/real-estate/lima-phase-5-industrial-expansion/ (accessed 2026-10-20)
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  20. Tribune 20 Oct 2026: TARI Estate nears completion of first phase — tribune.net.ph/2026/10/20/tari-estate-nears-completion-of-first-phase-development (accessed 2026-10-20)
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  39. Wikipedia: Tagaytay — en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tagaytay (accessed 2026-10-20)
  40. DOTr: SLEX Toll Road 4 Sto. Tomas-Tiaong to open by December 2026 (Autoindustriya) — autoindustriya.com/auto-industry-news/dotr-slex-tr4-sto-tomas-to-tiaong-to-open-by-december-2026.html (accessed 2026-10-20)
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At a glance

DeveloperAboitiz Economic Estates
AddressLipa, Lapu-Lapu, Balamban, Tarlac City, Batangas · Cebu · Tarlac

Units & pricing

UnitSizeBedsPrice
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