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Sta. Lucia Land's 1 Premiere Land Marketing Company opened new Sales and Field office in Manaog Pangasinan

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May 29, 2025

An exclusive marketing arm of Sta. Lucia Land Inc. (SLLI), 1 Premiere Land Marketing (1PLMC) has officially unveiled its newest sales Land field office located within Sta Monica Lake Residences in Manaoag, Pangasinan.

In line with its inauguration, a ribbon cutting ceremony was held last March 29, 2025 led by the company's executives including 1 PLMC President Mr. Augustine Cayabyab Jr. and Executive Vice President Ms. Ellen Dimaculangan. This was then followed by a blessing ceremony led by Rev. Fr. Giuseppe Pietro V. Arsciwalas.

Also, during the event, sales agents and staffs were able to provide an engaging property presentation which introduced all attending clients to the features and designs of Sta Monica Lake Residences, the available lots they can choose from and what they can look forward to in a lake community.

Beyond the opening of the office, the event was also held to promote Sta Monica Lake Residences which is the company's latest property to showcase in partnership with Sta. Lucia Land. Such efforts proved to be fruitful as several deals were closed and clients who were present sealed the deal to invest. As a complimentary welcome, the company gave out summertime freebies and instructed clients to ring a ceremonial bell symbolizing a successful deal.

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