By Jenniffer B. Austria | Sep. 22,
2014 at 11:01pm [ manilastandardtoday.com ]
Vista Land & Lifescapes Inc., the property developer controlled
by the family of former senator Manuel Villar, said Monday it will soon launch
a new condominium project along Taft Avenue in Manila.
Vista Land said in a statement the
project, called Vista Taft 1344, would have 759 residential units that were
expected to generate P1.7 billion in sales.
Average unit size is about 21 square meters selling at P125,000 per
square meter.
The project will break ground in
November this year while turnover date is scheduled in December 2019.
Vista Taft 1344 is located right
across the University of the Philippines in Manila and Philippine General
Hospital and is minutes away from De La Salle University. Vista Land said the
project was expected to attract students, as well as start-up families and BPO
workers.
The property firm decided to launch
the project under the “university project series” because of the success of the
four previous projects, namely Crown Tower University Belt, 878 España, Vista
Taft and Vista 309 Katipunan.
Crown Tower University Belt and 878
España are both located in the university belt area in Manila, in close
proximity to University of Santo Tomas, the oldest Catholic educational
institution in the Philippines.
Vista Taft is along one of Metro
Manila’s major thoroughfares, the Taft Avenue, right beside De La Salle
University while Vista 309 Katipunan is across Ateneo De Manila University and
in close distance to Miriam College and University of the Philippines Diliman.
Crown Tower University Belt was
completed and turned over to residents in 2011 while construction of the other
three developments—878 España, Vista Taft and Vista 309 Katipunan are currently
under way.
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