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REAL ESTATE PROPERTIES for SALE with SPECIAL PRICES As of January 20,2020 REAL ESTATE PROPERTIES FOR SALE WITH SPECIAL PRICES As of January 20,2020 Caretaker Area Municipality LOCATION DESCRIPTION AREA (SQM) PRICE LEGAL CONCERN Remarks # 17, Lot Numbers 125-126, Block Two-storey Viewing by LA: 1,600 sq. m. With Lis Pendens, 1 Metro Manila ALABANG 100,400,000 22, Don Manolo Drive, Alabang Hills residential building Appointment Only FA: 1,196.45 sq. m. Annulment Village , Cupang, Muntinlupa City Lot 7 Blk. 1,Flamingo St., Countryside Village Sun Valley, With Paranaque, NCR- Fourth District Residential Vacant 2 Metro Manila PARANAQUE With caretaker FA: 150 sq.m. 2,123,000 Encroachment/Overlappi Lot ng Problem Lot 2, Blk. 28 United Nations St., Better Living Subd., Don Bosco, Residential Vacant 3 Metro Manila PARANAQUE With caretaker LA: 319sq. m. 5,742,000 Adverse Claim Paranaque City Lot UNIT 3013 AND PARKING SLOT, Studio Type Condo Unit: 36.09 SQ.M. PARAGON PLAZA, EDSA CORNER Viewing by 4 Metro Manila MANDALUYONG Unit with Parking Parking Slot: 12.50 2,700,000 With Annulment Case RELIANCE ST. MANDALUYONG Appointment Only Slot CITY, METRO MANILA SQ.M. Lot 2, Blk 10, Antonette Street, Parkway Village, Apolonio Samson Two-Storey Single- LA: 336 sq. m. 5 Metro Manila QUEZON CITY With caretaker 6,890,000 Sec 7 RA 26 Balintawak, Quezon City NCR - Detached Residential FA: 113.24 sq. m. Second District Lot 4 Right Of Way On 9th Avenue, Four-Storey Viewing by LA: 34 sq. m. 6 Metro Manila QUEZON CITY 9th Avenue Townsquare, Cubao, 7,193,000 Sec 7 RA 26 Townhouse Appointment Only FA: 124.44 sq. m. Quezon City Lot 11-D, Mocking Bird Street, LA: 105 sq. m. 7 Metro Manila QUEZON CITY Zabarte Subdivision, Kaligayahan, Townhouse With caretaker 3,474,000 Sec 7 RA 26 FA: 84.27 sq. m. Quezon City Lot 1, Blk. 64, # 24. Rev. V. Garcia LA: 252.90 sq. m. 8 Metro Manila QUEZON CITY Single-Detached With caretaker 10,984,000 SEC 7 RA 26 Street, Brgy. Milagrosa Quirino, FA: 203.03 sq. m. Quezon City Unit #1059 , No.49 General Lim, Seagull Condominium, Sta. Cruz, 9 Metro Manila QUEZON CITY Condo Unit With caretaker FA: 64 sq.m. 1,920,000 Adverse Claim (Heroes Hill), Quezon City, Metro Manila Unit: 64 SQ.M. UNIT 105, 403 AND SERVICE AREA Service Area: 8 SQ.M. 105 MAGNOLIA PLACE -TULIP Condo Unit with Viewing by Parking Slot: 12.50 10 Metro Manila QUEZON CITY BUILDING, TANDANG SORA Parking Slot and 4,157,000 Sec 7 RA 26 Appointment Only SQ.M. AVANUE, TALIPAPA, QUEZON Service Area CITY, METRO MANILA # 51 Lot 13, Block 11,Robertson Two-Storey LA: 150 sq. m. 11 Metro Manila QUEZON CITY St.,Greenview Executive Village, With caretaker 5,509,000 With Annulment Case Residential With Attic FA: 187.70 sq. m. Sauyo, Quezon City LOT 648-B-26-A House No. 6-A, RENOWED LANE, SANVILLE Two-storey LA: 71 sq. m. 12 Metro Manila QUEZON CITY With caretaker 3,924,000 With Annulment Case SUBDIVISION, BRGY. CULIAT, Townhouse Type FA: 88.57 sq. m. QUEZON CITY LOT NO. 13, BLK. NO. 134, NO. 22 LIS PENDENS and WITH MATIMPIN STREET, PINYAHAN, Residential Vacant 13 Metro Manila QUEZON CITY With caretaker L.A : 405.40 sq. m. 21,811,000 SEC 7 RA 26 BRGY., DILIMAN, QUEZON CITY, Lot METRO MANILA ANNOTATIONS LOT NO. 45, BLK NO. 84, NO. 27 Single-Storey LA: 184 sq. m. WITH SEC 7 RA 26 14 Metro Manila QUEZON CITY TAMBLOT, MASAGANA, QUEZON With caretaker 6,829,000 Residential FA: 92.47sq. m. ANNOTATIONS CITY, METRO MANILA LOT NO. 7-A & LOT 6, BLK 17, NO. 12 PILARING, CHUIDIAN, GULOD, LA: 240sq. m. 15 Metro Manila QUEZON CITY Apartment With caretaker 8,088,000 ANNULMENT NOVALICHES, QUEZON CITY, FA: 603 sq. m. METRO MANILA LOT 5, BLOK 2, NO. 2282, RADIUM Three-storey LA:142.50 sq. m. 16 Metro Manila MANILA ST., 785, MANILA, SAN ANDRES, With caretaker 9,375,000 LIS PENDENS Residential Building FA: 370.50 sq. m. MANILA, METRO MANILA # 62, Lot 2, R. Fernandez 2, Brgy. Three-storey LA: 70 sq.m. 17 Metro Manila MANILA With caretaker 4,300,000 Encroachment 149 , Tondo, Manila, Metro Manila Residential Building FA: 172.84 sq.m. LOT NO. 26-A-7-A AND 26-A-7-B, NO. 3, EXISTING ROAD, CRISTI Partly-Two-Storey LA: 136 sq. m. SEC 4 RULE 74 AND 18 Metro Manila RIZAL With caretaker 1,638,000 COMPOUND, GUITNANG BAYAN 1, Building FA: 104.81 sq. m. RESTRICTIONS SAN MATEO, RIZAL 84 Eagle St., Village East Exec.Village Three-storey LA: 204 sq. m. 19 Metro Manila RIZAL With caretaker 8,152,000 With Annulment Case Antipolo City Rizal Residential Building FA: 386 sq. m. Road Lot 2, Anuling, Tagaytay City Two Residential LA: 527 sq. m. 20 South Luzon CAVITE With caretaker 8,354,000 Sec 7 RA 26 ,Cavite Buildings FA: 541 sq. m. Lot 3-A Lola Binang St., Justinville Two Residential LA: 400 sq. m. 21 South Luzon CAVITE With caretaker 8,401,000 Sec 7 RA 26 Subd,.Palico,4 Imus,Cavite Buildings FA: 416.67 sq. m. Lot 1749-B-6 Old Provincial RD. Cor. Right of Ways, Brgy. Capipisa,Tanza One-storey LA: 912 sq. m. 22 South Luzon CAVITE With caretaker 5,870,000 Sec 7 RA 26 ,Cavite residential building FA: 230 sq. m. Lot8 Block16 Rd. Lot 10, Villa de two (2) storey LA : 48.00 sq.m. 23 South Luzon CAVITE Primarosa Phase 2, Bgy. Buhay na With caretaker 1,666,000 Sec 7 RA 26 residential building FA : 95.88 sq.m. Tubig, Imus, Cavite, Imus Cavite Lot 7, Blk.8, Peach Street, Two-storey LA : 96.00 sq.m. 24 South Luzon CAVITE Mandarin Homes 2, Malagasang 2-B With caretaker 2,962,000 Sec 7 RA 26 residential building FA : 155.27 sq.m. Imus Cavite Lot 12, Blk.48, Shine Cock Street, Manila Southwoods Residential Residential Vacant Did not Form a Closed 25 South Luzon CAVITE No Caretaker FA: 816 sq.m. 12,240,000 Estates Phase 2, Brggy. Cabilang, Lot Polygon Baybay, Carmona,Cavite # 227 Lot 921-J, Naic-Indang LA:350 sq. m. SEC 4 RULE 74 AND 26 South Luzon CAVITE Two Residential Buildings With caretaker 2,142,000 Road,San Roque, Naic, Cavite FA: 90.75 sq. m. RESTRICTIONS LOT NO. 41, BLK NO. C-1-G, CONGRESSIONAL ROAD COR. Unfinished LA: 168 sq. m. Adverse Claim and Lis 27 South Luzon CAVITE With caretaker 2,789,000 SYLVESTRE, GRANADOS ( SAN Commercial Building FA: 146.71 sq. m. Pendens GABRIEL), GMA, CAVITE LOT NO. 32, BLK NO. 46, ROAD LOT LA: 195 sq. m. 28 South Luzon CAVITE 8, METROGATE SILANG ESTATE Single-Detached With caretaker 3,624,000 With Annulment Case FA: 118 sq. m. PHASE 1-A, BILUSO, SILANG, CAVITE This document was downloaded from www.psbank.com.ph. Duplication or reproduction is allowed. Please do not modify its content. Document Classification: PUBLIC Page 1 of 70 REAL ESTATE PROPERTIES FOR SALE WITH SPECIAL PRICES As of January 20,2020 Caretaker Area Municipality LOCATION DESCRIPTION AREA (SQM) PRICE LEGAL CONCERN Remarks LOT NO. 7, BLK NO. 3, ROAD LOT 1, RODEO COUNTRYSIDE 29 South Luzon CAVITE Vacant Lot No Caretaker LA: 1,000 sq. m. 2,000,000 With Annulment Case ESTATES, ESPERANZA ILAYA, ALFONZO, CAVITE LOT 10-E # 19 SAN VICENTE ROAD, Lot Improved with 3 L.A : 923 sq. m. With Annulment Case 30 South Luzon LAGUNA BRGY. SAN VICENTE, SAN PEDRO, With caretaker 8,030,000 Structures FA: 377.13 sq.m. and Encroachment Issue LAGUNA Lot No. 976-B-2-B Rizal Ave., Labas, Sta. Rosa, Laguna,Santa Rosa, Three-storey LA: 206 sq. m. 31 South Luzon LAGUNA With caretaker 4,655,000 Sec 7 RA 26 Laguna Commercial Building FA: 227.70 sq. m. LOT NO.33, BLK. NO. 16, J.P. RIZAL STREET (ROAD LOT 3), VILLA DE Two-storey with LA: 65 sq. m. 32 South Luzon LAGUNA With caretaker 2,172,000 LIS PENDENS CALAMBA, BUCAL ( NOW LAMESA), Mezzanine and Attic FA: 179.41 sq. m. CALAMBA CITY, LAGUNA Lot 2, Almeda Street, Almeda Subdivision, Dela Paz, Binan City, Three Single-Storey LA: 599 sq. m. With Sec 7 RA 26, Sec 4 33 South Luzon LAGUNA Laguna With caretaker 3,473,000 Residential Buildings FA: 102.78 sq. m. Rule 74 and Restrictions Lot 9 ,BLOCK 3, 16TH STREET,PACITA COMPLEX, LA: 234 sq. m. 34 South Luzon LAGUNA Single-Detached With caretaker 4,727,000 With Annulment Case SUBDIVISION PHASE 6, SAN VICENTE, FA: 267 sq. m. SAN PEDRO, LAGUNA LOT NO. 12, BLK. NO. 16, GRACES COR. ATHENA ST., VILLA OLYMPIA LA: 188 sq. m. 35 South Luzon LAGUNA Single-Detached With caretaker 3,116,000 With Annulment Case PHASE 6, SAN VICENTE, SAN PEDRO, FA: 177 sq. m. LAGUNA Lot 5405, No. 1701, Claveria Road, For Declaration of Two units of 1-storey LA: 1,753 sq. m. 36 North Luzon PANGASINAN Malued District Dagupan City With caretaker 12,517,000 Nullity of Deed of Sale residential building FA: 304.15 sq. m. Pangasinan and REM and Damages LOT Nos. 11 and 12, BLK NO. 3, ROAD LOT 1, VICTORIA HOMES, LA: 120 sq. m. 37 North Luzon VALENZUELA CITY Duplex With caretaker 1,758,000 LIS PENDENS GEN. T. DE LEON, VALENZUELA FA: 99 sq. m. CITY, METRO MANILA LOT NO. 5, BLK NO. 7, ROAD 4, SAN Three Residential LA: 300 sq.
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