Amaia Steps Capitol Central’s North Building features some units that have balconies. Fulfilling its mission to provide superior-standard yet affordable homes to Filipino families all over the country, Amaia Land Corporation will welcome the first of batch of homeowners soon to their brand-new units at Amaia Steps Capitol Central in Bacolod City. Placed earlier on the selling block, a total of 288 units – or 99 percent of units – were already sold to new residents of Amaia Steps Capitol Central’s North Building. The developer’s first mid-rise residential development in Bacolod City. As for the South Building, which was launched last April, a total of 276 units — or 50 percent of units sold — will likewise be turned over by 2020. To date, the total projected number of South Building units for turnover is 169 units. “We want every Filipino family to relish the leisurely life that they deserve and make affordable condo-living accessible to everyone,” Amaia’s Grace Calingasan-Guinto said. The launch of Amaia Steps Capitol Central, Amaia Land’s first mid-rise residential development in the Philippines’ “City of Smiles” was warmly received by Ilonggos and Bacolod residents who are willing to invest in quality dream homes. Located at San Juan Street, in Brgy. 8, Bacolod City, the project features well-designed studio, deluxe, and premier units, some of which have balconies that look out on picturesque views of the metropolis. Convenience and accessibility are some of the advantages of living here since everything is within reach of residents. It has assorted retail shops and is close to various commercial establishments, including a soon-to-rise Ayala Mall, Seda Hotel, and Capitol Central Corporate Center. It is likewise near transport hubs and is a 13-kilometer ride from the Bacolod-Silay International Airport. Residents are also assured of security in compliance with stringent standards. To make it easy for Filipino families to acquire their dream homes, the developer offers flexible payment schemes such as cash, deferred cash, and bank financing.