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16Th Floor, Tower 6789, Ayala Avenue, Makati, Manila, Philippines 16th Floor, Tower 6789, Ayala Avenue, Makati, Manila, Philippines View this office online at: https://www.newofficeasia.com/details/serviced-offices-tower-6789-ayala-ave nue-makati-manila Exquisite serviced offers reside on the 16th floor of this magnificent tower building which boasts an LEED pre- certified Gold rating for its sustainable design which offers cleaner air, plenty of natural light and accurate temperature control. Offices are spacious and well-equipped, offering fibre optic cabling, ergonomic furniture and a comfortable working environment. With a manned reception, your guests will be greeted in a warm and professional manner while you can entertain business opportunities in the elegant meeting rooms which are included in the price. Transport links Nearest railway station: Buendia Nearest road: Nearest airport: Key features Access to multiple centres world-wide AV equipment Board room Carpets Comfortable lounge High-speed internet IT support available Kitchen facilities Lift Meeting rooms Modern interiors Multilingual staff Reception staff Recycling facilities Telephone answering service Town centre location Virtual office available WC (separate male & female) Wireless networking Location Surrounded by neighbouring corporations, this business centre enjoys a strategic position on Ayala Avenue in Makati which has plenty to offer developing businesses. There is a wide range of banks, restaurants, hotels and shops nearby including Shangri-La Hotel and Greenbelt Shopping Centre while the corporate community allows excellent networking opportunities for your business. Buendia railway station lies within close proximity and drivers benefit from efficient road access onto the Metro Manila Skyway which provides a direct connection to Ninoy Aquino International Airport located 16 minutes away. Points of interest within 1000 metres Valero Carpark 4 Building (parking) - 122m from business centre Metro Parking (parking) - 123m from business centre Makati Medical Center Parking (parking) - 168m from business centre Makati Medical Center (hospital) - 242m from business centre Makati Central Post Office (post office) - 303m from business centre Valero Carpark 3 Building (parking) - 386m from business centre Chinatrust Bank (bank) - 432m from business centre Toyota Makati (car) - 435m from business centre Dela Rosa Carpark 2 (parking) - 443m from business centre Makati Sports Club (sports centre) - 448m from business centre Makati Sports Club (sports centre) - 473m from business centre Metro Parking (parking) - 489m from business centre Valero Carpark 1 Building (parking) - 495m from business centre BPI (bank) - 503m from business centre Legazpi Park Parking (parking) - 538m from business centre Banco Filipino (bank) - 551m from business centre Metro Parking (parking) - 553m from business centre Mapua IT Center (college) - 555m from business centre Total (fuel) - 572m from business centre Legazpi Park (park) - 603m from business centre Ninoy Aquino Monument (park) - 603m from business centre BPI Family Bank Center (bank) - 615m from business centre Alfaro (parking) - 619m from business centre Office of the Solicitor General (public building) - 631m from business centre Jaime C. Velasquez Park (park) - 632m from business centre Metro Parking (parking) - 634m from business centre Metro Parking (parking) - 643m from business centre Washington Sycip Park (park) - 657m from business centre Salcedo Village Velasquez Park (parking) - 677m from business centre Valero Carpark 2 (parking) - 708m from business centre Washington Sycip Park Parking (parking) - 718m from business centre Dela Rosa Carpark 1 (parking) - 728m from business centre Equitable PCI (bank) - 733m from business centre Privatization and Management Office (public building) - 740m from business centre Metro Parking (parking) - 747m from business centre Metro Parking (parking) - 757m from business centre McDonald's (fast food) - 775m from business centre Metro Parking (parking) - 777m from business centre Metro Parking (parking) - 789m from business centre Valero Access Road 2 Parking (parking) - 802m from business centre Greenbelt 1 (mall) - 816m from business centre Greenbelt 1 Cinemas (cinema) - 825m from business centre Kolesiyum ng Bayan (sports centre) - 828m from business centre Asian Institute of Management (university) - 828m from business centre Ayala Triangle Gardens (park) - 848m from business centre Citibank Tower Parking (parking) - 853m from business centre Chowking (fast food) - 858m from business centre Greenbelt 5 (mall) - 892m from business centre Somerset Salcedo (hotel) - 895m from business centre Nielson Folk Museum (museum) - 909m from business centre Shopwise (supermarket) - 911m from business centre Fraser Place (hotel) - 933m from business centre Greenbelt 2 (mall) - 952m from business centre Metro Parking (parking) - 961m from business centre Ayala Museum (museum) - 964m from business centre Sto. Nino de Paz Chapel (place of worship) - 969m from business centre Intellectual Property Philippines (public building) - 974m from business centre Greenbelt Park (park) - 978m from business centre Greenbelt 4 (mall) - 982m from business centre Pio del Pilar Barangay Hall (townhall) - 983m from business centre Sultan Kudarat Monument (attraction) - 986m from business centre Badminton Center (sports centre) - 991m from business centre All information contained in this document is for guide purposes only and NewOfficeAsia.com.com cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies or omissions. Please confirm all details with the agent representing this office space before proceeding. Full terms of service can be viewed at http://www.NewOfficeAsia.com.com/terms-of-service..
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