The document outlines a 3-year plan from 1989 to 1991 for the Lagunaville housing project prepared by project manager Roy Roxas for Metropolitan Housing Project Company (MHPC) to present to the Board on December 31, 1988. The plan aims to settle PHP13.75 million in liabilities, increase cash flow to PHP2.348 million by December 1991, develop the site, and sell all residential lots. It assumes government employee purchasing power stays stable, a mutual fund absorbs some credit sales, interim financing is available, and a highway to the site is completed.
The document outlines a 3-year plan from 1989 to 1991 for the Lagunaville housing project prepared by project manager Roy Roxas for Metropolitan Housing Project Company (MHPC) to present to the Board on December 31, 1988. The plan aims to settle PHP13.75 million in liabilities, increase cash flow to PHP2.348 million by December 1991, develop the site, and sell all residential lots. It assumes government employee purchasing power stays stable, a mutual fund absorbs some credit sales, interim financing is available, and a highway to the site is completed.
The document outlines a 3-year plan from 1989 to 1991 for the Lagunaville housing project prepared by project manager Roy Roxas for Metropolitan Housing Project Company (MHPC) to present to the Board on December 31, 1988. The plan aims to settle PHP13.75 million in liabilities, increase cash flow to PHP2.348 million by December 1991, develop the site, and sell all residential lots. It assumes government employee purchasing power stays stable, a mutual fund absorbs some credit sales, interim financing is available, and a highway to the site is completed.
The first case is about the three-year plan for the
housing project of a real estate property, Lagunaville, of Metropolitan Housing Project Company. MPHC is preparing a three-year plan for 1989 to 1991 for presentation to the Board on December 31, 1988. The plan, which the project manager of MHPC Roy Roxas prepared, is about the following: The objectives of the plan are: first, to settle the liabilities worth PHP13.75 million that is related to the project; second, to increase the cash balance of the projected cash flow, dated from December 1, 1988 to December 1991, to PHP2.348 million; third, to compute the site development, and; fourth, to sell all the residential lots of Lagunaville. To be able to make the objectives happen, there are assumptions of the activities, namely: the purchasing power of the government employees is maintained at present level; the home development mutual fund will take out some of the credit sales of the company; the availability of interim financing facility, and; the completion of the highway road leading to the site of Lagunaville. Case 2 (6-1)