@annaducay_empirerealty: 15 meters wide road and everyone has their designated parking. Idagdag pa dyan ang mga well-disciplined neigborhood and very secured community ☺️💯 #ovialand #annaducayagentwithaheart #ovialandagent #sentrosanpablo #savanasouthsanpablo

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rozel07 :

location po

2026-11-08 04:37:17

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Tine 🩷 :

details po

2026-11-08 07:20:27

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Lobin :

Pm po ng details

2026-11-08 03:33:12

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Emperatrix :

Haha habang binabasa ko to, napatingin ako sa kapit bahay ko na may alloted parking na nga pero yung motor nya nasa kalsada. Ang hirap tuloy mag backing pag ilalabas sasakyan namin. Gusto ko isumbong sa Ovialand management kaso sabi sa ako pakikisama na lang daw. Haysss

2026-11-09 00:24:40

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