Cecilia's Grove is a smart
investment.
Cecilia's Grove has a huge
profit potential.
Cecilia's Grove is one of the few
remaining prime land in
Tagaytay Mid Ridge area.
Cecilia's Grove is . . .
for sale or for lease or for Joint Venture
The entire development is for sale. Cash sale only.
For Long Term Lease for 50 years and renewable
for another 30 years. This arrangement is perfect
for foreign companies.
The demand for an upscale land development in the
Tagaytay area among Filipino Elites is high.
Filipinos are very willing to pay as much as
necessary. The success in Tagaytay Highlands can
be duplicated. Cecilia's Grove provides more
desirable views and location.
Email us at sales@tagaytayland.com Call us in the United States 773-240-1590 or in the Philippines 011-63-908-495-1009
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There are 11 billion dollars untapped market from
Filipino Overseas Workers. They are buying real
estate property in the Tagaytay area in the 40
million pesos range ($850,000).
An investment in a land with a breathtaking views
is a sure winner. It's an investment that will
always appreciate in value.
Cecilia's Grove can outsell the competition simply
because of its panorama.
It's location between the boundary of Talisay and
Tagaytay give Cecilia Grove's the edge since it
has lower real estate taxes and more accessibility
to Taal lake and other recreational facilities in the
area. Its perfect location in Talisay means greater
savings for the buyers.
Cecilia's Grove is protected by mountains of the
Highlands, making its climate more pleasant and
less windy.
It has great accessibility.
Cecilia's Grove can offer up to 65 lots. It's
exclusivity will be a selling point too. It's panorama
is protected by the forest sanctuary. There won't
be any development in the future that would be
blocking the views.
Preliminary Design of Cecilia's Grove
The labor in the Philippines, though one of the
best in the world, is also one of the cheapest.
Investors can have a huge leverage to make
substantial profit. Filipinos are well educated,
hardworking people supplying the world with
manpower and expertise. This improves our
profitability.
Quality Manpower and Resources
The Filipino workforce is one of the
most compelling advantages the
Philippines has over any other Asian
country. With higher education priority,
the literacy rate in the country is 94.6% -
among the highest. English is taught in
all schools, making the Philippines the
world's third largest English-speaking
country. Every year, there are some
350,000 graduates enriching the
professional pool.
Strategic Business Location
heart of Asia - today the fastest
growing region. It is located within
four hours flying time from major
capitals of the region. Sited at the
crossroads of the eastern and western
business, it is a critical entry point to
over 500 million people in the ASEAN
market and a gateway of international
shipping and air lanes suited for
European and American businesses.
Unlimited Business Opportunities
As Asian economies integrate within the
vast framework of the ASEAN Free
Trade Agreement (AFTA), the
Philippines is the natural and most
strategic location for firms that want
access to the large ASEAN market and
its vast trade opportunities. The
Philippines has enhanced and primed
up various areas for investors and
offers a dynamic consumer market
accustomed to an array of product
choices created by a competitive
domestic economy.
Hospitable Lifestyle
Discover the best of sun, sea, sand
and style in the tropical setting
teeming with the best of western
amenities. The Philippines is second
home to expatriates who enjoy the
company of the warmest people in
the region, the country's openness to
varied cultures and a decidedly global
outlook. Expats enjoy accessible and
affordable luxuries - business
centers, housing, schools, hospitals,
shopping malls, hotels and
restaurants, beach resorts, and
recreation centers.
Liberalized and Business-Friendly
Economy
An open economy allows 100% foreign
ownership in almost all sectors and
supports a Build-Operate-Transfer
(BOT) investment scheme that other
Asian countries emulate. Government
corporations are being privatized and
the banking, insurance, shipping
telecommunications and power
industries have been deregulated.
Incentive packages include the
corporate income tax, reduced to a
current 32%, with companies in the
Special Economic Zones are subject to
only 5% overall tax rates. Multinationals
looking for regional headquarters are
entitled to incentives such as tax
exemptions and tax and duty-free
importation of specific equipment and
materials.
Reasons of Doing Business in the Philippines
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Developing Infrastructure for Global
Growth
A well-developed communication,
transportation, business and economic
infrastructure links the three major islands
and distinguishes the Philippine economy.
Highly accessible by air, water and
cyberspace, liberalization of inter-island
shipping and domestic aviation further
sparked improved facilities and services.
The container terminals are suited to
handle cargo traffic at the highest levels of
efficiency.
Communication provides redundant optic
cable as primary backbone network and
satellite as backup. Economic reforms
emphasize regional growth, converting
remote areas into business centers. The
landmark BOT legislation allows private
investors to build and operate
infrastructure, then turn it over to the
Philippine government after a set period of
time.
Talisay, Batangas, Philippines
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