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Meycauayan B209 L013 Ph 7A T-190776 (M) 122.00 1,180,600.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 16 Bulacan LAS VILLAS DE STO Republic of the Philippines GOVERNMENT SERVICE INSURANCE SYSTEM GSIS Building, Financial Center, Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City 1308 GSIS ACQUIRED ASSETS FOR DISPOSITION Lot / Floor Minimum Acceptable Offer ( ₱ PROVINCE District/Subdivision City/Municipality Property Location TCT No. / CCT No. Property Classification Occupancy Status Bidding Date Place of Bidding Area (sqm) ) 1 Bulacan LAS VILLAS DE STO. NIÑO, Bagbaguin Meycauayan B149 L011 Ph 5A T-146441 (M) 140.00 2,134,000.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 2 Bulacan LAS VILLAS DE STO. NIÑO, Bagbaguin Meycauayan B150 L002 Ph 5A T-153981 (M) 164.00 1,676,200.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 3 Bulacan LAS VILLAS DE STO. NIÑO, Bagbaguin Meycauayan B151 L012 Ph 5A T-157738 (M) 153.00 1,389,900.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 4 Bulacan LAS VILLAS DE STO. NIÑO, Bagbaguin Meycauayan B152 L004 Ph 5A T-157740 (M) 120.00 1,200,000.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 tion schedules, and real estate investing tips 5 Bulacan LAS VILLAS DE STO. NIÑO, Bagbaguin Meycauayan B152 L007 Ph 5A T-157742 (M) 120.00 1,175,500.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 6 Bulacan LAS VILLAS DE STO. NIÑO, Bagbaguin Meycauayan B152 L012 Ph 5A T-157744 (M) 166.00 2,007,800.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 7 Bulacan LAS VILLAS DE STO. NIÑO, Bagbaguin Meycauayan B155 L008 Ph 5A T-168570 (M) 130.00 1,436,500.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 8 Bulacan LAS VILLAS DE STO. NIÑO, Bagbaguin Meycauayan B156 L029 Ph 5A T-165402 (M) 120.00 1,388,000.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 9 Bulacan LAS VILLAS DE STO. NIÑO, Bagbaguin Meycauayan B158 L001 Ph 5A T-186864 (M) 160.00 2,112,000.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 10 Bulacan LAS VILLAS DE STO. NIÑO, Bagbaguin Meycauayan B161 L004 Ph 5A T-145128 (M) 145.00 1,833,500.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 11 Bulacan LAS VILLAS DE STO. NIÑO, Bagbaguin Meycauayan B162 L003 Ph 5A T-156391 (M) 110.00 1,236,500.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 12 Bulacan LAS VILLAS DE STO. NIÑO, Bagbaguin Meycauayan B185 L004 Ph 5B T-179443 (M) 132.00 1,420,800.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 13 Bulacan LAS VILLAS DE STO. NIÑO, Bagbaguin Meycauayan B196 L001 CONS. Ph 5B T-184721 (M) 120.00 1,382,750.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 14 Bulacan LAS VILLAS DE STO. NIÑO, Bahay Pare Meycauayan B203 L005 Ph 7A T-190751 (M) 120.00 1,512,667.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 15 Bulacan LAS VILLAS DE STO. NIÑO, Bahay Parehttps://www.foreclosurephilippines.com Meycauayan B209 L013 Ph 7A T-190776 (M) 122.00 1,180,600.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 16 Bulacan LAS VILLAS DE STO. NIÑO, Pantok Meycauayan B006 L005 Ph 2A T-54.363 (M) 180.00 1,969,000.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 17 Bulacan LAS VILLAS DE STO. NIÑO, Pantok Meycauayan B009 L002 Ph 2A T-54.379 (M) 203.00 2,007,600.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 Level 2, Multi Purpose Hall, GSIS 18 Bulacan LAS VILLAS DE STO. NIÑO, Perez Meycauayan B001 L018 Ph 3A T-54.599 (M) 208.00 2,082,400.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 Building, Financial Center, Roxas 19 Bulacan LAS VILLAS DE STO. NIÑO, Perez Meycauayan B005 L004 Ph 3D T-108418 (M) 120.00 1,074,000.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 Boulevard, Pasay City 20 Bulacan LAS VILLAS DE STO. NIÑO, Perez Meycauayan B008 L016 Ph 3D T-126856 (M) 116.00 1,285,600.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 21 Bulacan LAS VILLAS DE STO. NIÑO, Perez Meycauayan B031 L001&L003 Ph 3C T-94.739 (M) 467.00 5,776,600.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 San Jose Del Monte 22 Bulacan ROBES III SUBD., Tungkong Mangga B004 L010B 212428 250.00 2,044,000.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 City 23 Laguna ADELINA COMPLEX I San Pedro B016 L002 Ph 1 T-112155 230.00 1,797,000.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 24 Laguna ADELINA COMPLEX III, Calaboso Binan B002 L012 Psd-04-029538 T-299505 142.00 1,304,400.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 25 Laguna ADELINA COMPLEX III, Calaboso Binan B006 L021 Psd-04-029176 T-192884 88.00 709,350.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 26 Laguna ADELINA COMPLEX III, Calaboso Binan B007 L006 Psd-04-029176 T-192870 72.00 681,400.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 27 Laguna ADELINA COMPLEX III, Calaboso Binan B007 L012 Psd-04-029176 T-198024 72.00 702,400.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 28 Laguna ADELINA COMPLEX III, Calaboso Binan B007 L014 Psd-04-029176 T-198050 72.00 464,400.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 29 Laguna ADELINA COMPLEX III, Calaboso Binan B009 L001 Psd-04-029176 T-198027 109.00 553,967.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 30 Laguna ROSEVILLE Santa Rosa B001 L004 286817 240.00 1,660,000.00 House & Lot Unoccupied 10-Sep-19 31 Metro Manila MOONWALK SUBD., Talon V Las Piñas City B019 L021 Ph 1B 58025 285.00 3,722,500.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 32 Metro Manila SOLDIERS HILLS II, Talon Singko Las Piñas City B005 L043 73869 216.00 2,751,200.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 33 Metro Manila SOLDIERS HILLS II, Talon Singko Las Piñas City B007 L010 63598 239.00 3,073,500.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 34 Metro Manila SOLDIERS HILLS II, Talon Singko Las Piñas City B008 L004 67107 238.00 3,169,600.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 35 Metro Manila SOLDIERS HILLS II, Talon Singko Las Piñas City B010 L012 70856 239.00 2,864,300.00 House & Lot Unoccupied 10-Sep-19 1 of 2 GSIS ACQUIRED ASSETS s2019-0005 Visit https://www.foreclosurephilippines.com for more updated listings of foreclosed properties, auc Republic of the Philippines GOVERNMENT SERVICE INSURANCE SYSTEM GSIS Building, Financial Center, Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City 1308 GSIS ACQUIRED ASSETS FOR DISPOSITION Lot / Floor Minimum Acceptable Offer ( ₱ PROVINCE District/Subdivision City/Municipality Property Location TCT No. / CCT No. Property Classification Occupancy Status Bidding Date Place of Bidding Area (sqm) ) 36 Metro Manila SOLDIERS HILLS II, Talon Singko Las Piñas City B010 L019 63585 352.00 4,243,350.00 House & Lot Unoccupied 10-Sep-19 37 Metro Manila SOLDIERS HILLS II, Talon Singko Las Piñas City B011 L002 63567 259.00 3,605,700.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 38 Metro Manila SOLDIERS HILLS II, Talon Singko Las Piñas City B014 L007 93103 288.00 3,460,600.00 House & Lot Unoccupied 10-Sep-19 39 Metro Manila SOLDIERS HILLS II, Talon Singko Las Piñas City B014 L009 93102 322.00 3,926,650.00 House & Lot Unoccupied 10-Sep-19 tion schedules, and real estate investing tips 40 Metro Manila SOLDIERS HILLS II, Talon Singko Las Piñas City B017 L007 73878 216.00 2,821,200.00 House & Lot Occupied 10-Sep-19 41 Metro Manila GSIS METROHOMES, Pureza, Sta. Mesa Manila Bldg001 UnitGB-002 22610 98.57 3,351,380.00 Condominium Unoccupied 10-Sep-19 42 Metro Manila GSIS METROHOMES, Pureza, Sta. Mesa Manila Bldg001 UnitGC-002 22612 100.01 3,400,340.00 Condominium Occupied 10-Sep-19 43 Metro Manila GSIS METROHOMES, Pureza, Sta. Mesa Manila Bldg002 UnitGA-001 22670 47.81 1,625,540.00 Condominium Unoccupied 10-Sep-19 44 Metro Manila GSIS METROHOMES, Pureza, Sta. Mesa Manila Bldg002 UnitGA-003 22672 40.92 1,391,280.00 Condominium Occupied 10-Sep-19 45 Metro Manila GSIS METROHOMES, Pureza, Sta. Mesa Manila Bldg002 UnitGA-004 22673 47.40 1,611,600.00 Condominium Occupied 10-Sep-19 46 Metro Manila GSIS METROHOMES, Pureza, Sta. Mesa Manila Bldg002 UnitGB-001 22678 97.86 3,327,240.00 Condominium Occupied 10-Sep-19 47 Metro Manila GSIS METROHOMES, Pureza, Sta. Mesa Manila Bldg002 UnitGC-001 22680 94.99 3,229,660.00 Condominium Occupied 10-Sep-19 48 Metro Manila GSIS METROHOMES, Pureza, Sta. Mesa Manila Bldg003 UnitGA-001 22742 47.81 1,625,540.00 Condominium Occupied 10-Sep-19 49 Metro Manila GSIS METROHOMES, Pureza, Sta. Mesa Manila Bldg003 UnitGA-005 22746 47.40 1,611,600.00 Condominium Occupied 10-Sep-19 50 Metro Manila GSIS METROHOMES, Pureza, Sta. Mesahttps://www.foreclosurephilippines.com Manila Bldg003 UnitGA-007 22748 44.70 1,519,800.00 Condominium Occupied 10-Sep-19 Level 2, Multi Purpose Hall, GSIS 51 Metro Manila GSIS METROHOMES, Pureza, Sta. Mesa Manila Bldg003 UnitGA-008 22749 47.40 1,611,600.00 Condominium Unoccupied 10-Sep-19 Building, Financial Center, Roxas 52 Metro Manila GSIS METROHOMES, Pureza, Sta. Mesa Manila Bldg003 UnitGB-002 22751 98.70 3,355,800.00 Condominium Occupied 10-Sep-19 Boulevard, Pasay City 53 Metro Manila GSIS METROHOMES, Pureza, Sta. Mesa Manila Bldg004 Unit4E-008 22871 35.58 850,362.00 Condominium Occupied 10-Sep-19 54 Metro Manila GSIS METROHOMES, Pureza, Sta. Mesa Manila Bldg004 Unit4E-010 22873 36.75 878,325.00 Condominium Occupied 10-Sep-19 55 Metro Manila GSIS METROHOMES, Pureza, Sta. Mesa Manila Bldg004 UnitGA-003 22816 41.32 1,404,880.00 Condominium Occupied 10-Sep-19 56 Metro Manila GSIS METROHOMES, Pureza, Sta.
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