SAN JUAN | Mango Tree Residences [35F|res|u/c]

Empire East revenue growth driven by P20B worth of 2013 reservations
by Business World Online | Tuesday | June 10, 2014 01:21:23 PM

PROPERTY developer Empire East Land Holdings Inc., a unit of Megaworld Corp., said it expects double-digit growth this year, as it seeks to convert P20 billion worth of reservations from the previous year into bookable revenue.

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This year, the firm has “tested the market” for their three-hectare Mango Tree Residences in San Juan, and also plans to launch Covent Garden in Sta. Mesa.

Read More: http://www.bworldonline.com/content.php?section=Corporate&title=Empire-East-revenue-growth-driven-by-P20B-worth-of-2013-reservations&id=88883

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Some kinda psychedelic updates. :lol:

No I wan't taking psychoactive drugs when I took this, no need to call the PDEA,
I just forgot to bump up the ISO of my camphone to ISO-400 or ISO-800 to shorten the exposure time.

Anyway, are those mango trees?

06.21.2014
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An older update which I forgot to post.
That's my 88 year-old lola on the left.
Remnants of the ancestral house previously standing on the site is still visible.
05.11.2014
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thomasian said:

Some kinda psychedelic updates. :lol:

No I wan't taking psychoactive drugs when I took this, no need to call the PDEA,
I just forgot to bump up the ISO of my camphone to ISO-400 or ISO-800 to shorten the exposure time.

Anyway, are those mango trees?

06.21.2014
hosted on photobucket.com




An older update which I forgot to post.
That's my 88 year-old lola on the left.
Remnants of the ancestral house previously standing on the site is still visible.
05.11.2014
hosted on photobucket.com

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Napadaan kami dito kahapon. Andaming namimigay ng fliers.

^^ Oh yeah, last time may mga balloons pa nga din yung booth/tent nila doon.

johnmizer said:

^groovy

Are they going to kill all those Mango trees?

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I don't know but this render shows a generous setback with several trees on them which I hope are the existing trees being kept.

Otherwise, they better rename this to, "No-mango-tree Residences", or "Dead-mango-tree Residences".

InfinitiFX45 said:

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johnmizer said:

^groovy

Are they going to kill all those Mango trees?

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YES unfortunately.hno:hno:hno:hno:hno:hno:

They will leave one in front.

Please be aware that this Project has not got a Certificate of Registration and License to Sell from the Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board.

The Project currently only has a Development Permit, and now sees the developer under Orders not to advertise, not to sell and not to collect amortization payments.

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Empire East breaks ground on San Juan project
by Catherine Talavera | Manila Times | Thursday | July 16, 2015 | 8:38 pm

Property developer Empire East Land Holdings Inc. broke ground on Wednesday on its San Juan City-based Mango Tree Residences as the company marked its 21st anniversary.

The Mango Tree Residences is a two-tower high-rise condominium development on 3,000 square meters of land located on M. Paterno Street in San Juan City. The development will be composed of the 34-storey East Residences tower and the 38-storey West Residences Tower.

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Mango Tree Residences allows residents to live high life
by Theresa S. Samaniego | Philippine Daily Inquirer | Saturday | November 12, 2016 | 02:17 AM


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Cementing this reputation of being a truly strong developer is the company’s latest project, the Mango Tree Residences. Located along Paterno Street corner Ledesma Street, San Juan City, the Mango Tree Residences is expected to allow future homeowners to live the kind of life these individuals aspire for.

Designed with comfort, safety and convenience in mind, the Mango Tree Residences makes for a perfect setting to raise a family and to enjoy life’s little rewards.

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