Manila Shakespeare Company Presents Romeo and Juliet Rerun

 

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This August, MANILA SHAKESPEARE COMPANY revisits Verona as 21st century Manila in their inaugural production of ROMEO AND JULIET. At the helm once again is actor-cum-director, Nicanor Campos. 

The production had a brief initial run in February and March of this year, playing to sold out houses every evening. Audiences were surprised and moved by the production's unique staging, subtle localization, and passionate ensemble performances.

Teatrino at the Promenade in Greenhills will house the rerun with most of the original cast intact. Bright Shakespearean newcomers Nelsito Gomez and Rachel Coates shall resume the center of the play, strongly supported by the likes of Meynard Peñalosa, Issa Litton, Katski Flores, Micko Yabut, and Jonas Gruet - among others. 

Come, see this dynamic cast in action on August, 7, 8, 14, and 15 at 8:00 p.m.! 

Tickets are available at all TicketWorld outlets. For more information, TEXT 0939-5969250 or EMAIL mnlshakesco@gmail.com.

Climate Change, E-titling, Standardization of Documents and Practices Tackled at TOPS-LRA Summit

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Climate change, geological hazards, E-titling, computerized land registration, the Uniform Loan And Mortgage Agreement (ULAMA) and the real estate industry’s contributions to the national economy topbill the agenda for the 2nd TOPS-LRA Summit on Tuesday, July 28, 2015 at the Fairmont Hotel in Makati City.

The one-day event collaborative project of The Organization of Property Stakeholders Inc. (TOPS) and the Land Registration Authority (LRA), aspires to provide new solutions and strategies to future challenges that might slow down the development of the property sector in the country.

With the theme “Measuring Our Gains and Meeting the Challenges Ahead,” the summit will have experts and leaders such as Mr. Oscar Victor Lizardo of Project NOAH, Dr. Renato Solidum Jr. of the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology, Commissioner Kim Jacinto-Henares of the Bureau of Internal Revenue, Atty. Darlene Berberabe of PAG-IBIG, Atty. Chito Cruz of the National Housing Authority and Atty. Tony Bernardo of the Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board (HLURB) as featured speakers and panel discussants. Keynote speaker in the morning will be Secretary Arsenio Balisacan, Director General of the National Economic and Development Authority while Hon. Nestor A. Espenilla Jr., Deputy Governor of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas will be the keynote speaker in the afternoon.

How Much Rent Should You Expect From Metro Manila’s Most Exclusive Subdivisions?

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If you are looking to rent a house in one of Makati’s exclusive subdivisions or gated communities, expect to pay more—in fact, way more Unless you go to a company who delivers services such as Live in Guardians.

Crunching data from its 80,000-plus property listings, global property website Lamudi Philippines (www.lamudi.com.ph) ranked Metro Manila’s most exclusive enclaves based on the average rent of listed houses.

Leading the pack is the very exclusive Forbes Park—known as the home of business tycoons, ambassadors, and boxing icons—where the average rent stands at Php402,459. As of this writing, there are more than 60 houses for rent in the community, while the average number of bedrooms is 4.3. At 1,637 sqm, Forbes Park also boasts the largest average residential lot size anywhere in Metro Manila.

Coming in second is nearby Dasmariñas Village, where average monthly rents stand at Php276,340, followed by Urdaneta Village at Php269,984, and Bel-Air at Php182,240. The average number of bedrooms of rental houses in these three villages is 4.11, 3.8, and 3.6, respectively.

The posh Ayala Alabang in Muntinlupa City is fifth, where monthly rents average Php174,121. Rental houses in this village are also relatively bigger, with average number of bedrooms of 4.15.