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Commonwealth is a vision whose time has come. 3 4 2 Located right in the heart of the bustling 4 Commonwealth, QC, Commonwealth by Century DON ANTONIO DRIVE will become a true benchmark for residential 7 living in the area. Immediately accessible to top 5 schools, shopping centers, churches, and major 6 thoroughfares, it is a location that has long been deserving of quality real estate development. COMMONWEALTH AVE. 5 2 3 6 MRT 7 Station 5: Don Antonio 1 1 3 UNIVERSITY AVE. MRT 7 Station 4: Tandang Sora 7 4 8 ORTIGAS Schools 4 AYALA AVE. 1 University of the Philippines QUEZON CITY 2 Ateneo University 5 3 Miriam College 10 EDSA 4 Our Lady of Mercy School 6 ORTIGAS AVE. 5 Mary the Queen College MRT 7 Station 3: 6 Diliman Computer Tech School / Diliman Preparatory School University Ave 9 7 New Era University 7 QUEZON MRT 3: Buendia MRT 3: Guadalupe MRT 3: Boni MEMORIAL EDSA MRT 3: Shaw Hospitals CIRCLE 1 Philippine Heart Center / East Ave Medical Center MRT 3: 12 2 Natl Kidney Institute / Lung Center of the Philippines Santolan/ 3 Gen Malvar Hospital 1 Anapolis 4 New Era General Hospital EAST AVE. 5 Phil. Children’s Hospital MRT 3: Cubao 11 2 Commercial 1 SM City North Edsa MRT 3: MAK ATI 2 Trinoma Mall GMA / Kamuning 3 Centris 2 4 Ever Gotesco MRT 7 Station 2: 5 Shopwise Quezon Memorial 3 6 Puregold 7 SM Fairview 8 Technohub 9 Araneta Center Metro Rail Transit (MRT) 3 Line Commonwealth Avenue is a 12.4 Churches: St. Peter Parish, Iglesia 10 Galleria / Megamall 2 MRT 3: Quezon Ave. km highway that spans 10 to 18 Ni Cristo Temple, 11 Greenhills Future Metro Rail Transit lanes and is the widest highway in 12 Glorietta 1 (MRT) 7 Line the Philippines. Schools – UP Diliman, Ateneo University, Miriam College, Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) / Parks There are several malls within New Era University, New Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO) the immediate vicinity of Era University, Polytechnic 1 Ninoy Aquino Parks & Wildlife Center MRT 7 Station 1: MRT 3: North Ave. Commonwealth by Century: University of the Philippines- 1 Dynatec Inc. 2 Quezon Memorial Circle SM Annex SM City North Edsa, Trinoma, Commonwealth, to name a few 2 California Technologies Inc. Technohub, UP Citymall, SM City 3 Convergys Fairview, Robinsons Nova Market, Ever Gotesco Mall 4 Teletech 1 5 5 Manulife 6 Pointwest 7 IBM.

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