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Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation Properties PHILIPPINE DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PDIC Building, 2228 Chino Roces Avenue, 1231 Makati City www.pdic.gov.ph PROPERTIES FOR SALE as of 13 August 2008 PDIC is now accepting offers to buy on negotiated basis for the following properties: Property Area Description TCT/TD Indicative Code (sq.m.) No. Price (in Pesos) METRO MANILA QUEZON CITY 0707-05-172-1 453 Residential lot with building, No. 84 De Jesus N-301392 10,617,900.00 corner Judge Juan Luna Street, San Francisco del Monte A 0608-07-001-1 217.8 Residential lot, L1-E B24 P. Tuazon Blvd. Corner N-298088 4,790,000.00 Kalantiao St., Brgy. Bagumbuhay, Cubao B 0608-07-002-1 201 Vacant residential lot, No. 140 Naranhita St., 56317 2,607,000.00 C Quirino District MUNTINLUPA CITY 0608-07-003-1 667 Residential lot, Capri Condominium Compound, 186540 4,000,000.00 Brgy. Cupang C CAVITE 0808-08-2 21,750 2 contiguous lots D T-896596 and 65,000,000.00 Gen. Aguinaldo Highway, Dasmariñas T-896597 Buildings, machinery & equipment 35,000,000.00 0608-07-006-1 830 Vacant residential lot, Lot 5 Block 83 T-1073279 3,300,000.00 E Eagle Ridge Residential Estate, Gen. Trias 0608-07-007-1 748 Vacant residential lot, Lot 4 Block 83 T-1073292 3,000,000.00 E Eagle Ridge Residential Estate, Gen. Trias 0707-05-178-1 661 Residential lot, Southwest Side of Road, T-210053 992,000.00 Lot 1, Rodeo Hills Subdivision, Alfonso FG 0707-05-179-1 48 Townhouse, Road lot 24, Lot 47 Block 28, T-674274 525,000.00 G Villa De Primarosa, Brgy. Tanzang Luma, Imus 0707-05-180-1 48 Townhouse, Lot 41 Block 27, Villa De Primarosa, T-593819 525,000.00 Brgy. Tanzang Luma, Imus G 0608-07-008-1 460 Vacant residential lot, Brgy. Lapidario, T-68538 460,000.00 Trece Martires 0608-07-009-1 150 Residential lot with deteriorated residential T-1067656 375,000.00 improvement, Monteverde Subdivision, General Mariano Alvarez A Property Area Description TCT/TD No. Indicative Code (sq.m.) Price (in Pesos) LAGUNA LOS BAÑOS 0608-07-014-1 12,846 Agricultural lot, Kanluran Drive, Brgy. Batong MalakiBH T-546139 7,287,000.00 0707-05-181-1 2,826 Land/school site, Dangka Street, Brgy. Mayondon A TD 010-4855 5,096,000.00 and 010-4856 0608-07-017-1 3,000 Agricultural lot, UP Los Baños Campus, TD: 002-4755 3,000,000.00 Brgy. Batong Malaki J AJ 0608-07-019-3 1,193 Residential lot with residential houses, Brgy. Anos TD 002-4760 2,028,000.00 AB 0608-07-021-1 493 Commercial lot, National Road, Brgy. Malinta T-554432 1,700,000.00 0608-07-023-3 703 Residential lot, with residential houses, Brgy. Anos AJ TD 002-4758 1,195,000.00 CALAMBA 0608-07-010-1 8,500 Residential lot with residential building, T-544679 and 47,600,000.00 National Highway, Real K T-544680 0608-07-011-1 1,836 Residential lot with 2-storey residential building, T-532159 22,400,000.00 JP Rizal St., Brgy. 6, Poblacion AB 0608-07-012-1 1,195 Residential lot with 2-storey commercial/residential T-532154 18,000,000.00 building and 1-storey residential building, No. 99 Gen. V. Lim St., Brgy. 5 AK 0608-07-015-1 293 Residential lot with storage building, Gen. V. Lim St., T-532153 4,400,000.00 Brgy. 5 AB 0608-07-016-1 280 Commercial lot with structures, National Highway, T-532164 3,360,000.00 Brgy. Paciano Rizal A 0608-07-024-1 156 Vacant residential lot, New Canlubang Subdivision, T-532163 1,100,000.00 Brgy. Paciano Rizal BAY/CABUYAO/CALAUAN 0707-05-182-1 9,541 Raw/idle land, F. San Luis Ave. Jubilee Ville, T-532160 4,770,500.00 Brgy. Masaya Bay A 0608-07-020-1 421 Residential lot, Poblacion 3, Cabuyao T-530481 1,895,000.00 0707-05-188-1 3,209 Residential lot, Brgy. Santol Calauan T-230548 1,106,440.00 0707-05-189-1 2,853 Residential lot, Barangay Santol, Calauan T-230547 870,900.00 0707-05-190-1 2,838 Residential lot, Ilaya St. Brgy. Dayap, Calauan T-230546 867,960.00 0707-05-191-1 2,515 Residential lot, Brgy. Santol, Calauan T-230549 835,800.00 0707-05-192-1 2,466 Residential lot, Brgy. Santol, Calauan T-230545 805,920.00 0707-05-193-1 2,492 Residential lot, Brgy. Santol, Calauan T-230551 798,400.00 0707-05-194-1 2,249 Residential lot, Brgy. Santol, Calauan T-230550 749,800.00 L 0707-05-196-1 1,800 Residential lot, Brgy. Tranca, Bay T-532156 540,000.00 0707-05-197-1 147 Residential lot, St. Isidore Executive Village T-530479 294,000.00 Brgy. San Isidro, Cabuyao Property Area Description TCT/TD Indicative Code (sq.m.) No. Price (in Pesos) MAGDALENA/MAJAYJAY/LILIW/NAGCARLAN 0608-07-013-1 31,089 Agricultural lot with 3 poultry houses, Magdalena- T-231147 and 9,800,000.00 Sta. Cruz Road, Brgy. Salasad, Magdalena AM T-231148 1206-04-159 448 Commercial lot with building, JP Rizal St., TD-99-17002- 5,918,400.00 Brgy. 2, Poblacion, Nagcarlan N 02637 0608-07-025-1 742 Residential lot with 2-storey residential building, T-230541 940,000.00 Poblacion, Majayjay A P 0608-07-027-1 4,573.6 Agricultural lot, Brgy. Mojon, Liliw T-230540 457,000.00 0608-07-028-1 1,751 Agricultural lot, Brgy. Pangil, Majayjay E T-230555 437,000.00 PILA/SAN PEDRO/STA. CRUZ/VICTORIA 0707-05-183-1 8,883 Residential/Agricultural land, Purok 4, T-230544 3,540,680.00 Brgy. Pansol, Pila R 0707-05-184-1 2,807 Residential lot, Purok 3, Barangay, Masapang, T-230586 2,807,000.00 Victoria A 0707-05-185-1 1,000 Commercial lot, Diversional Road, Brgy. Bulilan, Pila T-232076 2,700,000.00 0707-05-186-1 5,458 Residential lot, Sitio San Miguel, Brgy. Duhat, T-230556 2,183,200.00 Sta. Cruz L 0608-07-018-1 2,666 Residential lot with residential improvement, T-230582, 2,100,000.00 A. Fernandez St., Brgy. San Roque, Victoria A T-230583 and T-230584 0608-07-022-3 1,610 Vacant residential lot, Purok 6, Brgy. Landayan, T-530480 1,290,000.00 San Pedro A 0707-05-187-1 1,060 Residential-piggery site Labuin, Pila A T-230552, 1,202,500.00 T-230553, and T-230554 0707-05-195-1 180 Residential lot with improvement, Brgy. Callos, T-230566 540,000.00 Sta. Cruz RIZAL 0707-05-174-1 3,022 Residential lot, G.K. Bunyi St, Dolores, Taytay GS 662410 6,044,000.00 0608-07-005-1 16,081 Agricultural lot with dilapidated residential improvement, M-120968 5,600,000.00 Sitio Sangumay, Brgy. Niogan, Pililla AK 0707-05-175-1 255 Residential lot with improvements, Bluefield Ave., 659358 1,757,000.00 Brookside Hills Subd., Bo. Batong Dalig, Cainta AFGS 0707-05-177-1 600 Residential lot, Lot 6 Block 6 Road Lot 9, Panderiosa R-129 600,000.00 Heights Subd. San Roque, Antipolo City G QUEZON 0707-05-173-1 347 Commercial/residential lot, Block 1 Lot 9, T-421342 1,041,000.00 Bo. Lucasan, Tiaong A/ With occupant B/ Tax Declaration in the name of former owner C/ Transfer Certificate of Title (TCT) not in PDIC’s name D/ Titles to the land are in the name of PDCP, Asiatrust and Westmont. Offer to buy may be accepted for: 1.) entire property (2 contiguous lots, bldg., machineries & equipment); 2.) building, machinery & equipment; and 3.) lots only E/ For cancellation of Art. 567 of the Civil Code – F/ With restrictions-standard to subdivisions G/ Transfer of title to PDIC in process H/ With legal easement J/ Untilted property; Tax Declaration only K/ For cancellation of annotation Sec. 4 Rule 74 of the Rules of Court L/ No right of way M/ Reconstituted title N/ With unauthorized occupant P/ Landlocked property R/ With chapel S/ With lis pendens-for annulment of foreclosure NOTE: Sale of property is on “as-is-where-is” which shall refer not only to the physical condition of the property and its contents or inclusions at the time of the offer to sell but also to the condition of PDIC’s title and the extent and state of whatever rights, interests, and participation over the property PDIC may have at the time of the offer to sell. In addition, the term “as-is-where-is” shall mean to include the buyer’s assumption of all unpaid taxes, fees, charges, assessments and the like accruing on the property in order to transfer the certificate of title from the named owner in the title to the buyer. Offers may be submitted in a sealed envelope to: The Chairperson CORPORATE ASSETS DISPOSAL COMMITTEE PHILIPPINE DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION c/o Asset Management & Disposal Group PDIC Bldg. 2228 Chino Roces Avenue, 1231 Makati City Offer to Buy forms may be secured at the ROPA Management & Disposal Department (RMDD) of the Asset Management & Disposal Group office located at 2228 Chino Roces Avenue, 1231 Makati City with telephone nos. (632) 841 4669; (632) 841 4671; (0927) 368 0392; (0927) 368- 0393; (0927) 437-6254: and telefax no. (632) 841 4652. .
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