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[SAMPLE] Boutique Commercial Space in Town
Buena Suerte — PHP 10,000,000
About this property
350 sqm commercial lot in a high-foot-traffic area of El Nido town proper.
Key facts
| Area | Buena Suerte |
|---|---|
| Size | 350 |
| Listing stage | Resale / individual owner |
| Title status | Tax declaration only |
| Title / reference | TD-000-0000 |
| Classification / zoning | Commercial |
| Price | PHP 10,000,000 |
| Foreign-buyer eligibility | Long-term lease structure available to foreign nationals — Long-term lease structure available — 25-year lease on tax-declared commercial land. |
| Features | street frontage; suits a slow-travel café, boutique shop, or transport ticketing hub. |
| Access & utilities | paved main road; municipal water and grid power. |
| Encumbrances | Existing lease — short-term mock lease ending Dec. 31, 2026 |
| Listed by | Mega Islands Realty — PRC licence PRC-0000000 (placeholder), Mega Islands Realty |
Location
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Foreign ownership notice: under the Philippine Constitution, land in the Philippines may only be owned by Filipino citizens or corporations at least 60% Filipino-owned (Anti-Dummy Law, C.A. 108). Condominium units may be foreign-owned up to a 40%-foreign building cap. Long-term lease and corporate structures may be available for foreign investors — a licensed broker will advise on the option that fits your situation.
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Listings marketed by El Nido Guide. All property transactions are handled by PRC-licensed brokers under formal contract with Online Creative Solutions.
Foreign ownership notice: under the Philippine Constitution, land in the Philippines may only be owned by Filipino citizens or corporations at least 60% Filipino-owned (Anti-Dummy Law, C.A. 108). Condominium units may be foreign-owned up to a 40%-foreign building cap. Long-term lease and corporate structures may be available for foreign investors — a licensed broker will advise on the option that fits your situation.
