Monterey Residences Panabo City

Montebello Residences
Panabo Davao Del Norte

Located in the rising agri-industrial city of Panabo, Montebello Residences is a 16-hectare community designed for the comfort of your family.
Set off to a life surrounded by evergreens, fresh mountain air, as well as leisure with several nearby tourist destinations around Davao del Norte.

From Montebello, reach Davao City in approximately 45 minutes and Tagum City in 25 minutes.

Amenities:
Fully landscaped entrance gate with guardhouse
Community clubhouse
Swimming pool
Basketball court
Concrete curbs and gutters

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TUGADE: PROJECT MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT
CONTRACT FOR MINDANAO RAILWAY SIGNED

The much-awaited Mindanao Railway project finally moves closer to reality as DOTr Secretary Art Tugade signed the project’s Tagum-Davao-Digos segment contract with its Project Management Consultant Wednesday, 20 October 2021.

The Mindanao Railway project is a 1,544-kilometer railway system connecting the cities of Davao, General Santos, Cagayan de Oro, Iligan, Cotabato, Zamboanga, Butuan, Surigao, and Malaybalay.

The MRP's first phase - the Tagum-Davao-Digos (MRP-TDD) segment - will have 100 kilometers of railway line to connect the cities of Tagum in Davao del Norte, Davao City, and Digos in Davao del Sur with eight (😎 stations. The MRP's first

Monterey Residences Panabo City updated their phone number.

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Mindanao Railway construction set to start in 2022
By: Miguel R. Camus - Reporter / Daily Inquirer / 05:12 AM September 17, 2021
The construction of the first phase of the China-funded Mindanao Railway will begin by the first half of 2022, according to Transportation Undersecretary for Railways Timothy John Batan.

Among the big-ticket infrastructure projects delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Mindanao Railway Phase 1 involves building a 100-kilometer train line connecting Tagum, Davao and Digos.

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“We are already catching up [to build] the Mindanao railway,” Batan told lawmakers during the Department of Transportation’s (DOTr) budget hearings before the House of Representatives earlier this week.

He said right-of-way acquisition activities were hampered by the lockdowns that were imposed during the health crisis.

“Usually, the right-of-way process involves surveying, issuance of offers to buy and notices to property owners, which were all constrained because of quarantine restrictions,” he said.

He said the DOTr would also complete the bidding of the project once their Chinese counterparts submit the final list of “prequalified” contractors.

“As soon as we receive that, which we expect within this fourth quarter, we will be proceeding with the procurement for the Mindanao Railway and start construction by the first half of next year,” Batan said.

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He added the project would be completed by 2024-2025.

With a cost of P81.7 billion, the Mindanao Railway Phase 1 is among the major infrastructure projects funded by official development assistance (ODA) loans from the Chinese government.

Once fully operational, travel time between Tagum City to Digos City will be reduced to about an hour from the current 3.5 hours.

The line will also have eight stations: Tagum, Carmen, Panabo, Mudiang, Davao, Toril, Sta. Cruz and Digos.

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The project is part of the proposed 830-km Mindanao Railway Loop, which will connect key portions of the island.

China is the third-largest source of ODA loans for railway projects after Japan and the Asian Development Bank, according to the most recent list of flagship infrastructure projects issued by the National Economic and Development Authority.

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Mindanao Railway construction set to start in 2022 The construction of the first phase of the China-funded Mindanao Railway will begin by the first half of 2022, according to Transportation Undersecretary for Railways Timothy John Batan. Among the

Davao City Bypass Road Project - Soon the longest tunnel in the Philippines 🇵🇭🇯🇵
READ: DPWH READIES MACHINE TO WORK FOR DAVAO TWIN TUNNELS
To be the longest tunnel in the Philippines with 2.3 kilometers length, this will ease the traffic within the city’s major thoroughfares. “The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) are now preparing the specialized equipment to work for the Davao twin tunnels, a key component of the 45.5 kilometer Davao City Bypass Road Project in Southern Mindanao.
The entire Davao City Bypass Road Project that will begin in Barangay Sirawan, Toril, Davao City and will end at Barangay J.P. Laurel, Panabo City will improve the transport logistics in Davao Region, added Secretary Villar.
The tunnel is part of the 10.7-kilometer four-lane highway under contract package 1-1 awarded to the joint venture companies of Shimizu Corporation, Ulticon Builders Inc., and Takenaka Civil Engineering & Construction Co, Ltd.”