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[Title] => SMDC earmarks P800M for residential projects
[Summary] => SM Development Corp. (SMDC), the property arm of SM Investments Corp., is setting aside P800 million this year to fund various residential development projects.
Among these projects include the completion of Cluster 3 of Chateau Elysee in Paranaque City and the Mezza Residences in Sta. Mesa, Manila, a high-rise residential building.
Chateau Elysee is a residential condominium project located near SM Bicutan.
[DatePublished] => 2006-05-02 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Zinnia B. Dela Peña
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[Title] => SMDC allots P1B for Hacienda Looc project
[Summary] => SM Development Corp., a listed property development firm controlled by retail tycoon Henry Sy, will need around P1 billion to jumpstart the development of Hacienda Looc, a residential and beach resort community in Nasugbu, Batangas.
SMDC vice-chairman and chief executive officer Henry Sy Jr. said the company would spend about P1 billion for the development of the first phase of Hacienda Looc, which shall house a beach resort, a golf course, and residential communities.
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[Title] => SM Development posts 45% profit hike
[Summary] => Boosted by gains on the sale of marketable securities, SM Development Corp. (SMDC), a listed property developer owned by retail tycoon Henry Sy, reported a 45-percent jump in its net income last year to P523.49 million from P361.29 million in 2003.
In a financial report filed with securities regulators, SMDC said total revenues grew 76.9 percent to P725.36 million mainly coming from investment operations and from the sale of real estate.
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AYALA FUND INC
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[Summary] => SM Development Corp. (SMDC), the property arm of SM Investments Corp., is setting aside P800 million this year to fund various residential development projects.
Among these projects include the completion of Cluster 3 of Chateau Elysee in Paranaque City and the Mezza Residences in Sta. Mesa, Manila, a high-rise residential building.
Chateau Elysee is a residential condominium project located near SM Bicutan.
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[Title] => SMDC allots P1B for Hacienda Looc project
[Summary] => SM Development Corp., a listed property development firm controlled by retail tycoon Henry Sy, will need around P1 billion to jumpstart the development of Hacienda Looc, a residential and beach resort community in Nasugbu, Batangas.
SMDC vice-chairman and chief executive officer Henry Sy Jr. said the company would spend about P1 billion for the development of the first phase of Hacienda Looc, which shall house a beach resort, a golf course, and residential communities.
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[Title] => SM Development posts 45% profit hike
[Summary] => Boosted by gains on the sale of marketable securities, SM Development Corp. (SMDC), a listed property developer owned by retail tycoon Henry Sy, reported a 45-percent jump in its net income last year to P523.49 million from P361.29 million in 2003.
In a financial report filed with securities regulators, SMDC said total revenues grew 76.9 percent to P725.36 million mainly coming from investment operations and from the sale of real estate.
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