LinMarr Towers Davao
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From: http://nickilo.wordpress.com/
August 15, 2008
I was surprise to know that there is another condominium that will be constructed in Obrero right at the heart of China Town. The project has 3 buildings with 6 stories each and it is called Linmarr Towers. This will be the 5th condominium in Davao within one year and the fourth to start construction since May this year (I think its impressive).
The sudden surge of condominium projects in Davao is an exciting trend because it will make Davao home of the urbanite society. I am refering to those Class A people moving in to the city. The trend also solidify the posibility that its just a matter of time for Davao to embrace the coming of highrise building projects similar to Cebu in Visayas area.
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The rendering of Linmarr Towers:
CONSTRUCTION UPDATE
October 25, 2008
The ongoing construction of Linmarr Towers Condominium went full blast. Here are the chronological order of the construction starting with the purchase of heavy equipments, clearing of the site and the installation of the giant billboard from early August to September 2, 2008.
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Linmarr Towers Condominium Complex
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do you have rates/unit? or any other specifics? the place looks interesting..thanks for posting!
do you have any rates? sana meron so we will know…
when will this be operational?
matatagalan pa yata. as of the moment, nasa 2nd floor palang ang construction nya…pero at least the construction is moving diba.