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Azalea Place in Cebu City is Now on Pre-Selling

Greetings from Robinsons Land Corp. 

We are glad to inform you that the Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board or HLURB just issued the Temporary License to Sell (July 18, 2011 - Monday) for the first ever project by Robinsons Residences brand of Robinsons Land Corp. in Cebu to be called as "Azalea Place"SOON TO RISE along Gorordo Ave., Cebu City near University of the Philippines - Visayas Campus.


AZALEA PLACE :: A modern Asian inspired 25 storey residential development that offers convenience to its future residents as it is strategically located in proximity to schools and other commercial establishments. Target turn-over will be on or before June 2015.

OWN A UNIT FOR AS LOW AS *Php18,000.00/mo.
WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING RESERVATIONS. 
FEEL FREE TO CONTACT US @ +63917 6468418.

*Term and Conditions Apply. CALL NOW!!!

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For any questions, clarifications, computations, unit availability, reservation and site tour/viewing, please don't hesitate to keep in touch on my contact details provided below. Looking forward to hear from you soon. Have a great day ahead.
 
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Best Regards;
Mr. Federico "RICO" F. Pandagani III
Account Manager
Robinsons Land Corp. - Cebu Sales Force
Licensed Real Estate Broker
Real Estate Broker License # 2009-1678(N)
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Local: 0917 646 8418 | 0933 158 3958
International : +63 917 646 8418 | +63 933 158 3958
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