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8990 rolls out new Cebu project
Mass housing developer 8990 Holdings Inc. has rolled out a new mid-rise condominium complex in Cebu City that will bring to the Visayan property market about P2 billion in new affordable residential inventory. Urban Deca Homes Tisa 2—8990 Holdings’ second condominium...
8990 targets P2B in sales from Tisa 2
MASS housing developer 8990 Holdings, Inc. is targeting to generate over P2 billion in sales from its newly-launched residential project in Cebu City. In a statement on Friday, 8990 said it is setting aside P800 million over the next three years for the construction...
8990 Holdings launches P2-B Cebu mid-rise project
Top mass housing developer 8990 Holdings, Inc. has launched its second mid-rise condominium project in Barangay Tisa, Cebu City which has a total value of approximately P2 billion. In a statement, the firm said its first project in Tisa has already been sold out. 8990...
8990 sees P2-b sales from 2nd Cebu condo
Mass housing developer 8990 Holdings Inc. expects to raise P2 billion in sales from a newly launched mid-rise condominium complex in Tisa, Cebu. The Urban Deca Homes Tisa 2 will consist of 21 four-story buildings offering a total of 1,392 units and targeting the...
8990 Breaks Ground on its First Lifestyle Neighborhood Mall
8990 Holdings Inc, the Philippine’s top affordable homes developer, moved closer to its goal of securing its foothold in Metro Manila with the ground-breaking ceremony of its first lifestyle neighborhood mall located within its project in Tondo, Manila.
8990 Holdings expects up to 41.7 percent earnings hike in 2017
Leading mass housing developer 8990 Holdings Inc. is bullish about the company’s prospects this year as it expects earnings to jump as high as 41.7 percent with the launch of 11 new projects as they adopt to a generally more stringent permits and licensing environment.
8990 CEO Januario Jesus Gregorio Atencio said the company’s net income is expected to reach as much as P5.4 billion this year or P1.59 billion higher than last year’s P3.81 billion…