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Those pink mini billboard ads that were put up during valentine week bore the words every aspiring girl has ever dreamt of hearing from a one true love, “Olivia, will you marry me?”. It left no other clue except for the 21414 number or code on the lower right corner. A lot of people assumed that this was in fact a date corresponding to Valentine's Day of this year which is February 14, 2014. But when the date arrived and gave no sign of Olivia nor of the guy who proposed, people were left with the standing question: Is this a real proposal then? or a mere marketing campaign? Seven days after its launch, people were able to confirm that it is indeed a marketing campaign made by a real estate developer Empire East as their sustaining billboard ads were mounted in replacement of their mystery ads. The new billboards were of the same pink shade with the same text font that says: “Olivia said yes! So we bought our first investment together”. Below it we see the same numbers bearing 21414 which, does not actually correspond to any date but to a new payment term of Php 2,141.4 per week when people buy any of Empire East's condominium developments.  Week End Magical event in Manhattan Garden City! Introducing - THE SPARKLE. The Manhattan Garden City INVESTOR'S NIGHT! Join us now! June 29-30, 2013 only at the 4th level of Manhattan Parkview Garden Villa!  UNIT TYPE : Loft Type
Floor Area: 40sqm DESCRIPTION: 1 Bedroom Europian Condo unit. UNIT PRICE: 1,155,750.00 LESS: Rebate 15,000.00 Total Contract Price 1,140,750.00 Less: 3% Discount 34,222.50 Discounted TCP 1,106,527.50 LESS: Reservation Fee 10,000.00 NET TCP 1,096,527.50 OPTION A: 20-80 Scheme 20% 219,305.50 Payable in 12 Months @0% interest 18,275.46 80% BALANCE 877,222.00 BALANCE Payable in 2 years @ 0% interest 36,550.92 3 years 30,840.52 IN HOUSE 5 years 21,332.33 IN HOUSE 7 years 17,423.44 IN HOUSE OPTION B: 3 years to Pay @ 0% Interest Payable in 36 Months 30,459.10 OPTION A: 15 Years to pay 10% Lumpsam payment every year for 8 years 26,891.72 55% First Year Monthly Amortization 9,712.29 17% Second Year Monthly Amortization 12,758.13 18% Third Year Monthly Amortization 16,040.48 (Payable up to the End of the Term) CONSTRUCTION UPDATE!
Nearing Completion for Tower 24 of Cambridge Village Facing the Newest Development , CENTRAL PARK is now on its finishing part. Limited Units are left so what are you waiting for! Buy now, MOVE IN FAST NEXT YEAR! CALIFORNIA GARDEN SQUAREBE THE FIRST TO GET YOUR PROPERTY NOW! MOVE IN AGAD PROMO IN CALIFORNIA GARDEN SQUARE UNITS FOR php50,000 TO RESERVE! PLUS 2 MONTHLY AMORTIZATION CLEARED. VERY AFFORDABLE! Feel like your renting while owning your Property. 100% NO DOWN PAYMENT! THE CAMBRIDGE VILLAGE READY FOR OCCUPANCY UNITS NOW MADE MUCH MORE AFFORDABLE IN CAMBRIDGE VILLAGE! JUST 15MINUTES AWAY FROM ORTIGAS CENTER, SM MEGA MALL, MAKATI AND MANDALUYONG CBD! MANILA, Philippines -- UP TO A third of the record-high foreign remittances sent home by expatriate Filipino workers is spent on real estate, making the current property market boom more durable than previous episodes, according to industry players and market watchers.
"Our rule of thumb is that 30 percent of all remittances end up in spending for the real estate sector, whether it is used to buy or property or spent on housing improvement," he said. More importantly, the trend marks a significant departure from the pattern established in previous decades where the bulk of OFW remittances was spent on consumer goods, with little left for savings and investments. In 2006, OFWs sent back to their local beneficiaries $12.6 billion through the banking system alone. The central bank estimates that this amount is even understated by an average of 30 percent because of funds sent home through informal channels. At the low end, this means that as much as $4.2 billion in OFW funds were spent on the real estate sector last year--a figure that will rise further, given the central bank's expectations of as much as $14 billion in remittances for 2007. "OFWs are really the main factor driving up this market," said Antonio, whose firm has launched several projects aimed at this cash-rich sector. "In our case, at least 50 percent of our sales come from OFW [buyers]." For other firms, this level could go to as high as 60 percent of all sales, he said. The trend has not gone unnoticed. Large and small real estate developers are now investing heavily in wooing expatriate Filipino buyers. These include property blue-chip Ayala Land Inc., Megaworld Corp. and Robinsons Land Corp. These firms embark on periodic sales tours in Europe and the US aimed at attracting Filipino buyers, some even setting up permanent sales offices in areas with high concentration of potential clients. Indeed, the latest data from the National Statistical Coordination Board revealed that the property sector had recorded the fastest growth rate among various monitored industries in recent months. |
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