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Retirement haven: Take it with skeptical optimism

By Fidel O. Abalos | February 24, 2014 - 12:00am

Recently, Japanese investors proposed to build a P32 billion facility on a 1.25-hectare lot at the South Road Properties (SRP).  Expected to earn P32 billion in its 25-year lease, this project elicited a collective...

Freeman Cebu Business

Cebu as a second home: Consider Malaysia's model

By Fidel O. Abalos | November 9, 2009 - 12:00am

Last week, in the anniversary celebration of the Cebu Investment Promotion Center (CIPC), we heard its prime mover, Joel Mari Yu, harping on the possibility of having Cebu as the most preferred choice of global citizens...

Freeman Cebu Business

Philippines: A retirement haven?

By Fidel O. Abalos | February 16, 2009 - 12:00am

Many years ago, the country was harping on the possibility of establishing huge retirement villages for other countries’ aging population.

Freeman Cebu Business