For the third straight month in 2015, there will be a public sealed bidding of “Prime” foreclosed properties and repossessed cars of Philippine National Bank (PNB). The next one will take place on March 20 , 2015, Friday, 10:00am, at the 9th Floor, Financial Center, President Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard, Pasay City, Philippines. Download the complete list below.
Download the list of PNB foreclosed properties and repossessed cars
The complete list of prime PNB foreclosed properties for public sealed bidding on March 20, 2015 can be downloaded through the link below:
Click to download list of PNB prime properties for sealed bidding on March 20, 2015 (PDF)
Source: PNB SAMG
How to get more details
To get more details about the public sealed bidding and any of the properties on the list, you can call PNB directly through the phone numbers on the banner and listing above.
You may also join the Pre-Bidding Conference on March 17, 2015, Tuesday, 2:00pm, which will be at the PNB SAMG Head office, President Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard, Pasay City, Philippines. Just call PNB directly for details (their contact info is inside the listing).
Happy hunting!
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Jay Castillo
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Why doesn’t PNB show pictures to at least allow an idea of what the property looks like? We are US based looking for our last home in the Philippines and there is nothing to look at with PNB listings.. Its impossible to go there and see it for a pre bid..
Thanks
Hi James, I know what you feel. Unfortunately, they only include very few pictures for selected properties with the listings they distribute, and you have to contact them through email to get pictures of the properties you are interested in.
Jay – do you have any idea as to how much is the down payment for PNB properties? Thank you
Hi Annabelle, it was 25% for PNB last time I checked, should still be the same.