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South Residences 150,000 150,000 112,848 120,000 120,000 87,589 86,000 90,000 62,601 90,000 60,000 60,000 30,000 30,000 - - Oct 2008 Jan 2018 Sep 2015 Jan 2018 The Vision “I want the Philippines to be a nation of homeowners… I want everybody to be affluent so we will have a better life, primarily with a roof on our heads and a good, clean environment to live in. The environment plays a big role in your present and future because it shapes you.” Henry T. Sy, Jr. SMDC Chairman PROPERTY BANKING RETAIL SM Prime and SMIC: The First Two Philippine Companies to breach PHP 1 Trillion in Market Capitalization Group Companies’ Rankings Philippine Conglomerates Philippine Retailers Philippine Banks Property Developers Market Cap (USD bn) FY 2017 Total Sales (USD mn) Total Resources (USD bn) Market Cap (USD bn) 70 Malls in Philippines SMIC 21.9 SM Retail 5,779 BDO 53.0 SMPH 19.1 7 Malls in China Ayala Corp 11.6 Puregold 2,493 Metrobank 41.8 Ayala Land 11.6 JG Summit 8.9 Robinsons 2,307 BPI 38.0 Megaworld 2.8 Aboitiz Equity 7.6 Landbank 32.4 Robinsons Land 1.8 SMC 6.4 PNB 16.6 Vistaland 1.6 49 Residential LT Group 4.2 Philippine Retailers Security Bank 15.1 Double Dragon 1.3 Projects GT Capital 3.9 2017 Store Count China Bank 15.0 Filinvest 0.8 Metro Pacific 3.1 UBP 12.4 SM Retail 2,302 DMCI 2.8 DBP 12.0 Puregold 372 8 Office Alliance Global 2.6 RCBC 11.1 Buildings Robinsons 1,718 Source: Bloomberg; Source: Company Information end-2017 Source: Company Information, FY 2017 Source: Bloomberg; Figures as of Apr. 30 2018 Figures as of April 30, 2018 6 Hotels 4 Convention Centers 3 Trade Halls 1st Philippine Property Company to breach PHP 1 Trillion in Market Capitalization One E-com (2008) Sea Residences (2008) Two E-com Conrad Manila (2012) Shell Residences SM Arena (2016) (2011) (2012) Five E-com Shore SMX (2015) Residences Mall of Asia Convention (2017) (2006) Center, Manila (2007) Keys to Success Prime Integration of Residential Hotel-Like Locations Condos to SM Malls Lobbies Actual Photo of Jazz Mall Actual Photo of Grace Residences Resort-Styled Professional Amenities Property Management Actual Photo of Light Residences Actual Photo of Shell Residences Iloilo City: Gateway to the Visayas Total Population: 1,936,423 (August 2015 Census) Number of Households: 405,450 Families (Excluding Iloilo City) Population Density: 415 persons/sq. km. (August 2015 Census) Annual Population Growth Rate: 1.34 (2010-2015) Congressional Districts 5 Municipalities 42 / 1 Component City No. of Barangays: 1,721 Subdivision 9 Condominium 5 Hotels (2/4-Star) 17 Churches 29 Hospitals 10 Schools Private 260 Public 62 Financial Institutions 804 Peoples Sources of Income Agriculture – 4% Fishing – 14% *“Based on http://iloilo.gov.ph/node/207” Service – 82% Iloilo City: “The Premiere SMART City of Excellence” Iloilo City: A Rapidly Growing Economy New Airport Connecting Cities Iloilo Convention Center Iloilo Business Park SMDC’s very first project in the Visayas will rise at the heart of Iloilo City’s premier Lifestyle District – SM City Iloilo. The development promises utmost convenience, well-appointed amenities, hotel-like lobbies, professional property management, and a lifeSTYLE fit for the dynamic market looking to make a sound real estate investment. CONVENIENCE AND ACCESSIBILITY Located at the heart of the emerging “Economic Triangle” of Mandurriao, Iloilo City. Close proximity to Iloilo Business Park, Iloilo International Airport, Major Seaport, Hotels, Convention Center, IT Parks and Tourist Destinations. A premier location, accessible with wider roads. Distance from Landmarks KM Iloilo City Hall 5km Iloilo International Airport 14.7km Western Visayas Medical Center 1.18km Iloilo Business Park 700m Iloilo Science and Technology University 2.3km Western Visayas State University 1.9km Iloilo Seaport 4km Molo Mansion / Molo Church 3km A PRIME LOCATION SM Strata - Offices SM City Iloilo Injap Tower Iloilo Convention Center Park-Inn Hotel by Radisson (2019) SM CITY ILOILO – A PREMIER LIFESTYLE DISTRICT Future Development HASSEL-FREE LEASING Our commitment to you does not end when we give you the key to your property. We enable you to realize the maximum return of your property investment through SMDC Leasing. SMDC Leasing Range of Services Property Listing Management Unit viewing arrangements Negotiation of lease terms Preparation of lease contract Tenant move in assistance AN INVESTMENT THAT WILL LAST Quality Customer Service Stringent Safety and Security First Rate Facility Management Spotless Cleanliness Transparent Transaction SMDC: A Prime Investment Field Residences South Residences 150,000 150,000 112,848 120,000 120,000 87,589 86,000 90,000 62,601 90,000 60,000 60,000 30,000 30,000 - - Oct 2008 Jan 2018 Sep 2015 Jan 2018 Grass Residences 150,000 122,697 120,000 88,000 90,000 60,000 60,000 30,000 - Nov 2007 Sep 2013 Jan 2018 Target Market Distance from Area Population Count Style Residences Iloilo CIty 447,992 0km Pavia (North) 55,603 9km Leganes (Northeast) 32,480 11km Local Upgraders Oton (West) 89,115 14km (Families of OFWs/Seafarers) Antique* 582,012 181.9km Aklan* 574,823 201.2km Capiz* 761,384 91.5km *nearby Island/Cities Others Investors/Young OFW’s 48,170 Entrepreneurs Average Household Size 4.7 Number of Household 95,105 Median Age 18-39 years old Retirees TECHNICAL DETAILS REMINDERS: PLEASE AVOID TAKING PICTURES OF THE PRESENTATION COPIES WILL BE PROVIDED TO YOUR RESPECTIVE SALES CHANNELS Vicinity Map Address Benigno Aquino Ave., Brgy. Buhang Taft North, Mandurriao, Iloilo City Injap Tower Iloilo Business Park SM City Plazuela PERSPECTIVE ENTRANCE SIGNAGE PROJECT AMENITIES MAIN LOBBY SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN BLDG E BLDG A BLDG C BLDG D BLDG B 5 Tower Development • 16 floors per Tower • 37-51 Units per Floor 2,935 Total number of Residential units • 496 On-grade parking slots Project Details Owner/Developer SM Prime Holdings, Inc. Land Area 30,137 sqm Total Units Total Units – 2935 E A C ● Tower A – 586 D B ● Tower B – 474 ● Tower C – 784 ● Tower D – 442 ● Tower E – 649 Total No. of Parking Slots – 496 ● On Grade – 415 ● Basement – 81 Ingress from SM City Parking Area Unit Types No. of Unit Type % of Total Unit Size Range Units Studio Unit 98 3% 20.00 - 25.99 Studio Unit w/ Balcony 1192 41% 24.81 - 27.01 Studio End Unit w/ Balcony 123 4% 24.81 - 30.32 Flexi Unit 493 17% 28.52 - 31.50 Flexi Unit w/ Balcony 754 26% 31.16 - 35.10 Flexi End Unit 152 5% 29.76 - 35.03 Flexi End Unit w/ Balcony 122 4% 31.62 - 34.94 Project Features • Gated Community with 24/7 Security • Power by PECO • Property Management Services • Water by Aqua Centro (Manila Water) • Mailbox at every building's ground floor • Swimming Pools & Wading Pool • CCTV at ground lobby, lift lobby and elevator car • Open Pavilions • MRF & Centralized garbage room in every floor • Pocket Parks • Centralized Cistern tank and STP • Function Rooms / Multipurpose Area Project Amenities 5 1 4 7 3 2 6 1 & 4 Wading Pool 2 & 3 Swimming Pools 5 Covered Basketball Court 6 Function Rooms 8 7 Play Area 8 Gate & Guardhouse Lawn Area Building A: Ground Floor Iloilo City View QUANTITY LEGEND UNIT TYPE AREAS PER FLOOR Flexi Unit 28.52 – 29.76 7 Flexi End Unit 35.03 1 Studio Unit w/ 24.81 – 27.01 22 Balcony Amenity Studio End Unit 25.59 – 29.53 2 w/ Balcony Iloilo City View Iloilo City TOTAL 32 Iloilo City View Key Plan Building A: 2nd Floor Iloilo City View QUANTITY LEGEND UNIT TYPE AREAS PER FLOOR Flexi Unit 28.52 6 Flexi End Unit 35.03 1 Flexi Unit w/ 34.04 – 35.10 3 Balcony Amenity Flexi End Unit w/ 31.62 1 Balcony Iloilo City View Iloilo City Studio Unit 20 1 Studio Unit w/ 24.81 – 27.01 22 Balcony Studio End Unit 25.59 – 29.53 2 w/ Balcony Key Plan Iloilo City View TOTAL 36 Building A: 3rd Floor Iloilo City View QUANTITY LEGEND UNIT TYPE AREAS PER FLOOR Flexi Unit 28.52 6 Flexi End Unit 35.03 2 Flexi Unit w/ 31.16 – 31.22 3 Balcony Amenity Flexi End Unit w/ 31.68 1 Balcony Iloilo City View Iloilo City Studio Unit 20 1 Studio Unit w/ 24.81 – 27.01 22 Balcony Studio End Unit 25.59 – 29.53 2 w/ Balcony Iloilo City View Key Plan TOTAL 37 Building A: 4th – 17th Floor (Typical Floor) Iloilo City View QUANTITY LEGEND UNIT TYPE AREAS PER FLOOR Flexi Unit 28.52 6 Flexi End Unit 35.03 2 Flexi Unit w/ 31.16 – 31.22 3 Balcony Amenity Flexi End Unit w/ 31.68 1 Balcony Iloilo City View Iloilo City Studio Unit 20 1 Studio Unit w/ 24.81 – 27.01 22 Balcony Studio End Unit 25.59 – 29.53 2 w/ Balcony Iloilo City View Key Plan TOTAL 37 Building B: Ground Floor QUANTITY LEGEND UNIT TYPE AREAS PER Key Plan FLOOR Flexi Unit 28.50 – 29.76 17 Flexi End Unit 29.76 – 32.09 2 Flexi Unit w/ 31.16 – 31.69 5 Amenity Balcony Flexi End Unit w/ 31.69 1 Balcony TOTAL 25 Amenity Iloilo City View Building B: 2nd Floor QUANTITY LEGEND UNIT TYPE AREAS PER Key Plan FLOOR Flexi Unit 28.52 – 31.50 10 Flexi End Unit 29.76 – 32.09 2 Flexi Unit w/ 31.16 – 34.10 14 Amenity Balcony Flexi End Unit w/ 31.63 – 31.69 2 Balcony Studio Unit 20.00 1 TOTAL 29 Amenity Iloilo City View Building B: 3rd Floor QUANTITY LEGEND UNIT TYPE AREAS PER Key Plan FLOOR Flexi Unit 28.52 – 31.50 10 Flexi End Unit 29.76 – 32.09 3 Flexi Unit w/ 31.16 – 31.22 14 Amenity Balcony Flexi End Unit w/ 31.63 – 31.69 2 Balcony Studio Unit 20.00 1 TOTAL 30 Amenity Iloilo City View Building B: 4th – 17th Floor (Typical Floor) QUANTITY LEGEND UNIT TYPE AREAS PER Key Plan FLOOR Flexi Unit 28.52 – 31.50 10 Flexi End Unit 29.76 – 32.09 3 Flexi Unit w/ 31.16 – 31.22 14 Amenity Balcony Flexi End Unit w/ 31.63 – 31.69 2 Balcony Studio Unit 20.00 1 TOTAL 30 Amenity Iloilo City View Building C: Ground Floor Iloilo City View QUANTITY LEGEND UNIT TYPE AREAS PER FLOOR Studio Unit w/ 24.81 – 25.40 14 Balcony Studio Unit 22.29 – 25.99 7 FUNCTION
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