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#76
11-16-2005, 08:15 AM
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ang sheraton murag paminaw nako wala na gyud nay plano ang SM holdings nga pa oocupyan na dha....pero naa ko nahinumduman nga balita sa una nga wala pa na cya nahuman during construction pa to.....nga 2007 pa daw na i open.....naka ingon gani ko nga dugaya pa gud.....pero tinuod jud cguro to... |
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#78
11-18-2005, 12:30 AM
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Actually the reason why Sheraton has not been operational is due to financial causes.. The building was built during the height of the Asian Financial Crisis of 1997.. Also, daku sad ug gasto ang building because of its foundation.. I myself saw how it was constructed -- piles were plugged into the ground so as to create a stable foundation since reclamation area man siya -- because our store was once located near the entrance of SM City towards the hotel area.....
I think there's no truth regarding atung hiwi daw ang building.. In fact, City Hall was considering to temporarily relocate at the said building when plans for the renovation of the old City Hall building were drawn up... The only thing that the building needs is a relocator/occupier who will have to spend millions of pesos to dress up the building inside and out (carpets, airconditioner, repainting, landscape, lights, furnitures, fixtures, etc.. etc..).. A recent article I saw in Sunstar stated that SM is bent on pursuing the hotel project.. 
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#79
11-18-2005, 07:07 AM
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I saw last night the picture of the ongoing building near isuzu ayala, "Golden Prince Suite"ang iya name and i think mga 8 stry building to cya if im not mistaken. This would mean additional rooms in Cebu, Hope to see more of this in the days to come...
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#80
11-18-2005, 08:12 AM
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#81
11-18-2005, 08:39 AM
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#82
11-18-2005, 11:04 PM
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@boy_kotong... Daku kaayo na ug chance mu open bro..
clarkhkent was right... I saw that article in SM stating that SM City was bent on pursuing the said hotel project -- now that they've realized that Cebu badly needs hotels.... especially next year when Cebu City will be hosting the ASEAN Executives Meeting (mga Prime Ministers!)
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#84
11-19-2005, 10:01 PM
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Yup.. that's a hotel while Citi Appliance sa ubos.. 16 storeys ni siya...
I'll get a pic of it nya..
@All photo credits go to sugbuanon and slerz of skyscrapercity.com (Philippines>Cebu) [img width=480 height=360]http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b396/arnoldsa/parklane.jpg[/img] [img width=650 height=561]http://img23.imageshack.us/img23/963/p21copy4sk.jpg[/img] |
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#86
11-22-2005, 02:44 AM
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its called the "Skyrise Building". its an 8 storey building. It's the future site expansion of PeopleSupport. We will occupy few of its floors. related news story about that building.... New building in Asiatown to house more investorsÂ* Â* Â* The information technology (IT) park in Apas, Cebu City will have more room for future investors by the end of this year. Cebu Property Ventures and Development Corp. (CPVDC) managing director Francis Monera said the eight-story Skyrise Building that is being constructed at the Asiatown IT Park will be available for lease by the end of this year. About 13,800 square meters of the building will be available for lease. Monera also revealed that the Primary Industrial Property Corp. (PIPC) will construct another building at Asiatown IT Park. PIPC built the 10-story Engineering and Science Building on a 25,000-square-meter property in Asiatown. The building houses firms like Dash Engineering, SPI Technology and e-Telecare, a call-center company. Monera said the Engineering and Science Building is already fully occupied. The 24-hectare Asiatown IT Park is equipped with underground telecommunications system with multi-server duct lines and fiber optic capability, high-speed asynchronous transfer mode backbone and digital subscriber line technology, underground power cables and high voltage switch gears and transformers using 23 kilovolt lines connected to two main power grids for power supply, centralized sewage treatment plant with maximum capacity of 25, 000 cubic meters, road network and drainage system, water and industry competent labor. The park, owned by CPVDC, was approved by the Philippine Economic Zone Authority on April 6, 2000 and proclaimed a special economic zone on Feb. 27, 2001. Firms in IT parks, including Asiatown, enjoy income tax holiday of four years for non-pioneer IT enterprises or six years for pioneer IT enterprises. They have the option to pay a special five percent tax on gross income instead of national and local taxes except real property taxes. IT park investors are also exempted from payment of import duties and taxes on imported machinery and equipment and raw materials. They can also deduct half of their training expenses on gross income tax. Foreign investors, who make an initial investment of $150,000 on IT projects, will also be granted permanent resident status in the country. (JBN) |
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#90
11-22-2005, 03:18 PM
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Re: Cebu's Modern Buildings and Hotels
