THE PRINCESS HOMES Bagumbong, North Caloocan City

Model Kuzer Townhouse at Princess Homes
Barangay Bagumbong, North Caloocan City

HOUSE FEATURES:
2 Storey Townhouse
2 Bedrooms
1 Toilet & Bathroom

FINISHES:
Living, Dining, Kitchen, Bedrooms & Hallways: 400X400 Ceramic Tiles
Stairs: 300X300 Ceramic Tiles
Toilet & Bathroom: Ceramic Tiles 1.5 Meter High
Roofing: G.I. Pre-painted Long Span

(as of Aug. 19, 2013)
Introductory Price
Lot area: 56.25 sqm. Floor area: 51.00 sqm.
Regular Selling Price: Php. 1,400,000.00
Discount: 35,000.00
Total Contract Price: Php. 1,365,000.00
Equity
20% Downpayment: 273,000.00
Reservation: 20,000.00
Balance of Downpayment: 253,000.00
12 Months to pay Downpayment: Php.21,083
Balance thru Bank Only
80% Balance: Php. 1,092,000.00
Banks Monthly Amortization:
 5 years ..... 22,012
10 years .... 13,686
15 years .... 11,239
20 years .... 10,179

PAG-IBIG payment scheme will be accepted provided that the buyer would apply personally his loan application and shoulder all required fees for such payment scheme.

Note:
a.     Total Contract Price does not include fence,gate,terrace, and other charges
b.     Separate costing shall be billed for enhancements i.e. terrace,additional toilet & bath, etc.
c.     Other miscellaneous expenses like bank charges, move-in fee, transfer of title fee, and appraisal fee               shall be for the account of the buyer
d.     Construction starts 1 month from full downpayment and shall be completed in 6 months. For early full           DP construction starts within one year
e.     Move-in shall take place after receipt of loan proceeds, full payment of other charges, and installation of         Meralco & Maynilad connections
f.     Monthly downpayments should be covered with post dated checks
g.     Price quoted are subject to change without prior notice

Subdivision Plan

0919-4174862 Beng Gomez, Accredited Real Estate Broker

Location: Northern Caloocan City, Caloocan City, Philippines

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