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Acquired Properties for Sale As of January 18, 2021 Visit Our Website At Acquired Properties for Sale As of January 18, 2021 Visit our website at: www.eastwestbanker.com Collateral Address LA FA Location City Property Number Property Description Indicative Price ( Lot Description ) ( lot area) ( floor area) NCR Caloocan D-356-00417 14D Malaruhat St. Amparo Subd. Brgy. 179 Zone 16 Caloocan City House & Lot 351 492.99 9,000,000.00 1 Unit W 19C 19th Floor The Beaufort Bldg. West Tower NCR Taguig I-357-0215 Residential Condominium 100.42 24,000,000.00 Condominium 5th Ave 23rd St BGC Fort Bonifacio Global City 2 NCR Las Pinas D-356-00472 Lot 2-A Gem Road, Pilar Village Almanza Las Pinas House & Lot 54.5 131.84 5,000,000.00 3 Lot 9B, via Gabrielle St., BF Resort Village, Brgy. Talon Dos, Las Pinas NCR Las Pinas D-356-00549 House & Lot 210 303 12,000,000.00 City 4 Unit 1712 Hibiscus Bldg., within Tivoli Garden Residences, Coronado NCR Mandaluyong City D-356-00496 Residential Condominium 38 3,100,000.00 St., Brgy. Hulo, Mandaluyong City 5 Unit 204 A Horizon City Flats 267 Haig St.,Brgy. Daan Bakal Commercial NCR Mandaluyong City D-356-0066 - 25 2,500,000.00 Mandaluyong City Condominium 6 Unit A205 A Horizon City Flats 267 Haig St.,Brgy. Daan Bakal Commercial NCR Mandaluyong City D-356-00396 - 25 " Mandaluyong City Condominium 7 Unit 1605 Pioneer Condominium, Pioneer St. Brgy. Highway NCR Mandaluyong City D-356-00381 Residential Condominium - 70.67 5,200,000.00 Hills Mandaluyong City 8 Unit 1401 14th Flr. Of Iris Bldg. Tivoli Garden Residences Conorado St. NCR Mandaluyong City D-356-00516 Residential Condominium 66 - 5,700,000.00 Brgy. Hulo Mandaluyong City 9 Unit 4011, 4th Flr.,West Parc Alder Condominium, NCR Muntinlupa City D-356-00273 Residential Condominium - 73.5 7,200,000.00 West Parc Drive Alabang Muntinlupa 10 Unit 5010B West Parc Alder Condominium Filinvest Alabang NCR Muntinlupa City D-356-00358 Residential Condominium - 37.87 3,500,000.00 Muntinlupa City 11 Unit 5007. 5th Flr., West Parc Birch Condominium, West Parc Dtive, NCR Muntinlupa City D-356-00272 Residential Condominium - 73.5 7,600,000.00 Brgy. Alabang, Muntinlupa City 12 Unit 5006, 5thFlr.,West Parc Alder Condominium NCR Muntinlupa City D-356-00279 Residential Condominium - 73.02 7,200,000.00 West Parc Drive Brgy. Alabang Muntinlupa 13 Unit 4007 4th Flr. First Bi-Level,West Parc Birch Condominium Brgy. NCR Muntinlupa City D-356-00288 Residential Condominium - 73.5 7,300,000.00 Alabang Muntinlupa City 14 Unit 16A Mafori Towers (formerly Viera Condominium) Brgy. Sucat, NCR Muntinlupa City D-356-00328 Residential Condominium - 27 2,700,000.00 Muntinlupa City 15 Unit 1401, Studio Two Condominium Northgate Cyberzone Filinvest NCR Muntinlupa City D-356-00508 Residential Condominium - 12.6 1,500,000.00 Corporate City Alabang, Muntinlupa City 16 Collateral Address LA FA Location City Property Number Property Description Indicative Price ( Lot Description ) ( lot area) ( floor area) Lot 7 Block 3 (Unit 2) along ROW, Casa Maria TownHomes, BF NCR Paranaque D-356-00220 House & Lot 100.75 237.53 7,000,000.00 Parklane, Brgy. BF Homes, Paranaque City 17 Unit J, Upper Ground Floor J, Isabelle Mansions, Edison St. Brgy. NCR Paranaque C-0095 Residential Condominium - 38 2,000,000.00 Sunvalley, Paranaque City 18 Unit I-331, 3rd Floor, Building I, One Oasis Ortigas Condominium, NCR Pasig D-356-00391 Residential Condominium - 22.02 2,500,000.00 Ortigas Ave., Ext. Brgy. Rosario, Pasig City 19 Unit 8311, 3rd Floor Building H,One Oasis Ortigas Condominium, NCR Pasig D-356-00394 Residential Condominium - 29.87 2,500,000.00 Ortigas Avenue Extension Riosario Pasig City 20 Unit 420 4th Floor Building L, One Oasis Condominium Ortigas Ave. NCR Pasig D-356-00392 Residential Condominium - 29.87 2,800,000.00 Ext. Brgy. Roasario Pasig City 21 Unit 216, 2nd Floor Rama Bldg. East Raya Gardens, Mercedes Ave. NCR Pasig D-356-00441 Residential Condominium - 64 3,700,000.00 Brgy. San Miguel Pasig City 22 Unit K-321, 3rd Floor Bldg. K, One Oasis Ortigas Condominium Ortigas NCR Pasig D-356-00389 Residential Condominium - 29.87 2,400,000.00 Ave. Extn. Pasig City 23 Unit 328 3rd Floor One Oasis Ortigas Bldg. Ortigas Avenue NCR Pasig D-356-00390 Residential Condominium - 29.87 2,800,000.00 Pasig City 24 Unit I-333 3rd FloorBldg. I One Oasis Ortigas Condominium NCR Pasig D-356-00436 Residential Condominium - 22.02 2,500,000.00 Ortigas Ave. Ext. Brgy. Rosario Pasig City 25 Unit 324, 3rd Flr Bldg. E., One Oasis Ortigas Condominium Project, NCR Pasig D-356-00467 Residential Condominium - 29.87 2,800,000.00 Ortigas Ave. Ext. Pasig City 26 Unit W-39B 30th Flr., The Beaufort, West Tower Condominium, 5th NCR Taguig D-356-00533 Residential Condominium 0 103.31 30,800,000.00 Ave. cor 23rd St., BGC, Taguig City (with 1 parking slot no. Bs-3) 27 COMMERCIAL Space No. 9 Upper Ground Flr. New York Mansions, NCR Quezon City D-356-00408 Commercial Unit - 50.45 2,600,000.00 Montreal and Annapolis Sts. Cubao Quezon City 28 Lot 22, 23 and 24 Block 1, Acacia Ct., Meyland Subd., Phase 5, Brgy. NCR Valenzuela City D-356-0209 House & Lot 288 354.5 4,500,000.00 29 Lingunan, Valenzuela City BATANGAS Sto. Tomas I-357-0080 Lot 13 Block 54 Phase 2, Brgy. Sta. Maria, Sto. Tomas, Batangas Vacant Lot 39 - 150,000.00 30 BATANGAS Sto. Tomas I-357-0056 Lot 46 Block 6 Phase 1, Blue Grass Subd., Sto Tomas, Batangas Vacant Lot 65 - 350,000.00 31 Lot 22 Blk 1 Phase 1 along Turquoise St.,Blue Grass Subd. Sta. Maria BATANGAS Sto. Tomas I-357-0203 Vacant Lot 80 - 400,000.00 Sto Tomas Batangas 32 Lot 27 Blk 03 Ruby. St. cor. Emerald St. Blue Grass Country, Sta. Maria BATANGAS Sto. Tomas I-357-0214 Vacant Lot 104 - 600,000.00 Sto. Tomas Batangas 33 Lot 11 Blk. 5 Phase 1, Ligaya Drive, thru Road Lot 2, Orilla, Laeuna De BATANGAS Talisay D-356-00357 Vacant Lot 300 - 2,600,000.00 Taal,Banga, Talisay Batangas 34 Collateral Address LA FA Location City Property Number Property Description Indicative Price ( Lot Description ) ( lot area) ( floor area) Lot 5 Blk. 5 Hermosa St.,Alta Vida ar San Rafael Estate, Phase 1 Brgy. BULACAN San Rafael D-356-00373 House & Lot 100 39.9 1,700,000.00 San Roque, San Rafael, Bulacan 35 Lot 31 and 33, Blk. 7, Mark St. cor. Unnamed Road, Sto Nino Subd., BULACAN Meycauayan D-356-00443 House & Lot 248 456 7,225,000.00 Phase 3D, Brgy. Perez, Meycauayan City, Bulacan 36 Lot 2 Blk 12, along Aquamarine St., cor. Gold Ave., Goldridge Subd., BULACAN Guiginto S-357-013 House & Lot 215 282.5 5,182,000.00 Phase 1, Brgy. Sta. Cruz, Guiginto, Bulacan 37 Lot 5, Blk. 2, Road Lot 2, Villarica Court Compound, Brgy. Salinas, CAVITE Bacoor D-356-00252 House & Lot 36 66 1,200,000.00 Bacoor, Cavite 38 Lot 4 Blk 17 Santol St.,Rosewood Village Ph1 Brgy. Niog Bacoor, CAVITE Bacoor D-356-00388 House & Lot 82.8 148.5 3,200,000.00 Cavite 39 Lot 14 Blk 5 Cork Road Wood Estate Village Brgy. Molino 3 Bacoor CAVITE Bacoor D-356-00429 House & Lot 89.5 ` 1,800,000.00 Cavite 40 CAVITE Dasmariñas D-356-0103 Lot 33 and 35 Blk 50 Olongapo St. House & Lot 153 89 1,500,000.00 41 CAVITE Dasmariñas D-356-0104 Brgy. Burol Citihomes Dasmarinas Cavite - - - " 42 Lot 10 Blk 9 Ph2 Bianca St. Avida Residences St. Catalina Brgy. CAVITE Dasmarinas D-356-00447 House & Lot 148 100 4,000,000.00 Salawag Das marinas Cavite 43 Lot 12 Blk 12 Regency Drive Regency Executive Townhomes Brgy. CAVITE Dasmarinas D-356-00454 House & Lot 64 64 2,000,000.00 Sampaloc Dasmarinas Cavite 44 CAVITE GMA D-356-00325 Blk. 3, Lot 3, Phase IV, Casa A, Monteverde, Brgy. Castro, GMA, Cavite House & Lot 150 120.1 2,500,000.00 45 Lot 16 Block 6 Belevedere TownHomes Subdivision, Phase II, Bargy. CAVITE General Trias I-357-0149 Vacant Lot 39 - 160,000.00 Pasong Kawayan, Gen. Trias, Cavite 46 Lot 41 Block 3 Section 2, Road Lot 9, Belvedere Townhomes III, Brgy. CAVITE General Trias I-357-0168 Vacant Lot 38 - 160,000.00 Pasong Kawayan, Gen. Trias, Cavite 47 Lot 26 and 28 Blk 7 Rodelite St. Tierra Nevada Phase 2, San Francisco, CAVITE General Trias D-356-00350 House & Lot 136 262.75 2,700,000.00 General Trias, Cavite 48 CAVITE Tanza I-357-0016 Lot 7 Block 18 Phase 3, Belvedere Townhomes Subd., Tanza, Cavite Vacant Lot 36 - 120,000.00 49 Lot 31, Block 11, Section 6, Belvedere Towne (Phase 1), Brgy. CAVITE Tanza I-357-0068 House & Lot 38.5 19.25 240,000.00 Quintana, Tanza Cavite 50 Collateral Address LA FA Location City Property Number Property Description Indicative Price ( Lot Description ) ( lot area) ( floor area) ILO-ILO Ilo-Ilo SCB-003 General Blanco St. Ortiz City Proper Iloilo City House & Lot 1,484 448.75 23,000,000.00 51 Lot 13 Blk 3 Legaspi St. South City Homes, Brgy. Calaboso Biñana LAGUNA Biñan D-356-00413 House & Lot 171 205.5 3,600,000.00 Laguna 52 LAGUNA Biñan D-356-00414 Lot 43 B and C Don Ocampo St. Brgy. Poblacion Biñan Laguna Residential Lot 401 - 6,800,000.00 53 Lot 2 Blk.
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