What's Up: The Trains Are Coming to the North (Part 2)!

This is a continuation from the first part previously published last April 16, 2019 (see link ).

The Golden Years of  Philippine Railways (1950s, 1960s and 1970s)

After World War II, the Philippine railways was rehabilitated by the U.S. Military before the Philippine independence of July 4 1946. The U.S. Army had paid a  total amount of US$ to compensate for the use of the railway for transport of men and equipment during World War II in Asia - Pacific region (1941 - 1945). Surplus of equipments 

By 1950s, the MRR fleet of trains shifted from steam engines to diesel powered engines. Later on, the company was given charter under Republic Act 4156, creation of the modern-day Philippine National Railways (PNR).




The Light Railways of the 1980s

During the Marcos regime, President Marcos would be credited for the establishment of Manila Light Railway Transit Sytem Line 1 or “LRT 1” for most of those living in Metro Manila which starts from Monumento Station, Caloocan City to Baclaran Station in Pasay City.  The Central Terminal to Baclaran route was inaugurated in 1^st of December 1984 and an extension connecting from Central Terminal to Carriedo Station going to Monumento Station was formally opened on 12^th of May 1985.

What's Up: The Trains Are Coming to the North (Part 1)!

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"This is a two part post on the mass transportation project we have in the Philippines using trains."

It has been exciting two and half years with current President Rodrigo R. Duterte’s assumption to the highest seat of the Philippine government as the 16^th President of the Republic of the Philippines, succeeding former President Benigno S. Aquino III in June 30, 2016. 

The Duterte Administration's "Build, build, build" (BBB) program has been the forefront of developing a nationwide economic revitalization and growth of our country. This is just the continuation of some of the projects planned during former President and now 4th District of Pampanga and House Speaker Representative Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and also some plans or projects from the previous administration namely former President Fidel V. Ramos (1992 – 1998), former President and now City of Manila Mayor Joseph Ejercito-Estrada and they say former President Ferdinand E. Marcos as early as the late 1970s during his dictatorship.

Pre-owned Ready For Occupancy House and Lot at MetroClark Executive Villas, Mabalacat City

We have our latest offering for a pre-owned house which is link in our Youtube channel. The property is located in MetroClark Executive Villas in Brgy. Camatchiles, Mabalacat City, Pampanga. Highly accessible via public utility vehicles / jeepneys plying McArthur Highway.

 

 

The house are seated in a very quiet community with a safe and secure subdivision in this part of the city. It is flood-free and close to business establishments like SM Hypermart and HMR Auctioneers. It has access to Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX) Mabiga Exit and Dau Exit of North Luzon Expressway (NLEX). Other than that it close also to SM City Clark, Clark Freeport, Clark International Airport and Angeles City.

How to Build Your Real Estate Portfolio

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Imagine this:

You are married now, your family is growing and wanted to build a homestead;

You already dabbled in the stock market, foreign exchange and cryptocurrency trading;

You ask these questions?

Are you ready to build your real estate portfolio?

For many of our previous clients we ask this following questions:

Urbes Orientem: The Rise of Township Development in Pampanga

Pampanga has become one of the strongest province in terms of infrastructure development in the mid-2000s during the term of then President and now Congressman Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. The province has become a potential powerhouse in growth second to Metro Manila and the first in Central Luzon. The province of Pampanga is in the “W” growth corridor of northern Philippines in which Clark Freeport Zone’s growth, development and expansion has a become a game changer. It produces spillovers to nearby towns producing local jobs, local and international businesses and investments from foreign companies expanding in the country from export processing, business process outsourcing and commercial leasing of spaces either inside this former U.S. military base as well.