Aldea del Sol TWO - STOREY SINGLE DETACHED HOUSE

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DAPHNE ( TWO - STOREY SINGLE DETACHED HOUSE) AT ALDEA DEL SOL

Aldea del Sol

House Area: 158.00 sq.m.
Lot Area: 133.00 - 233.00 sq.m.

FEATURES:
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 T & B
- 1 Maid's Room
Address: Bangkal Lapu Lapu City, Cebu

PAYMENTS SCHEMES:

Reservation: Php 30,000

1. Cash Payment Term
- Pay the 90% upon reservation and avail of 8% discount
- 10 % retention upon turn over

2. 24 monthly installment of the total contract price no interest

3. 20% down payment
- Spot down payment upon reservation avail 3% discount
- Stretch the 20% down payment up to 12 months no interest

80% BALANCE PAYABLE (CHOOSE TERMS)
- 5 years to pay @ 15% per annum
- 7 years to pay @ 17% per annum
- 10 years to pay @ 19% per annum

SUBDIVISION FACILITIES AND AMENITIES

-Entrance Gate & Guardhouse
-Access Road with Landscaping
-Perimeter Fence
-Efficient Power Distribution System
-Adequate Water Supply
-Drainage & Sewer Facilities
-Cabana
-Basketball Court
-Kiddie Pool
-Children's Playground
-Gazebo

Live the life you always wanted at Aldea del Sol, a community with a Spanish-Mediterranean theme, offering affordable house packages for start-up families.

Five minutes from the pristine beaches of Mactan, this private community is also close to schools, commercial malls, and the airport. Expatriates and overseas workers will find Aldea del Sol as their perfect home for their year-round

What are the products?
Lot sizes from 113 to 153 sqm . With 6,600 – 7,000 per sqm.H&L packages from 2Mn – 4.7 Mn.
Lot per sqm. Php 6,600 – 7,000

South Koreans eye real estate projects in Cebu

CEBU CITY, Philippines - REPRESENTATIVES from the business sector in South Korea are interested in putting up real estate projects in Cebu.

Chito M. Recamadas, head of the Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCCI) delegation who went to Korea for a trade mission last month, said Koreans are already confident in putting up investments in Cebu noting its reputation as a premier tourist destination.

“We just promote Cebu companies and products to them. Cebu is already known to Koreans as honeymoon city,” he told reporters in a press conference.

He said Koreans continue to be upbeat on investing in Cebu noting the province's “good peace and order status, nice beach resorts and friendly people.”

“They really want to invest on real estate...may it be residential, commercial or building a resort. Their problem is only on the ownership,” said Recamadas, who is also manager of health insurance company, IntelliCare.

Under the 1987 Constitution, 60 percent of companies should be Filipino-owned. Only 40 percent can be owned by foreign stockholders.

Recamadas said 16 members from CCCI and Cebu Educational Development Foundation for Information Technology (Cedf-it) joined the trade mission from April 21 to 24.

He said Cebuano businessmen met with representatives of Korea Importers Association, Korean Trade Association and the Korean Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Prospects are also positive for companies offering health and wellness services in Cebu with the influx of Korean students in Cebu to study English.

“I understand there are 15,000 Koreans who are now based in Cebu. It is one market we would like to tap for health insurance,” Recamadas said.

Recamadas said Koreans also want to see retirement houses established in Cebu to cater to their older population.

During the trade mission, business matching and initial alliances were established among Cebuano businessmen and their Korean counterparts.

“We will continue to exchange e-mail updates on our products and services,” he said adding that a group of Korean businessmen is scheduled to visit Cebu in October 2008.

Recamadas said Augusto Go, honorary consul of South Korea to Cebu and Charlie Shin, president of Cebu Korean Association helped them during the trade mission. /Reporter Cris Evert B. Lato