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Netizens express outrage as 5 companies owned by Villar Family named top delinquent taxpayers in Las Piñas; owes over P200M - Vimarsana News

Netizens express outrage as 5 companies owned by Villar Family named top delinquent taxpayers in Las Piñas; owes over P200M

The Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ) obtained documents revealing that three companies owned or managed by billionaire Manuel Villar Jr.'s family owe Las Piñas City P213.55 million in taxes and penalties. For many years, Brittany

5 Villar companies top delinquent taxpayers in Las Piñas, owe city more than P200M - Vimarsana News

5 Villar companies top delinquent taxpayers in Las Piñas, owe city more than P200M

Companies owned and managed by the Villar family are asking for tax amnesties amounting to at least P71.6 million

Paris continues to attract the wealthy (Junot Fine Properties/Knight Frank) - Vimarsana News

Paris continues to attract the wealthy (Junot Fine Properties/Knight Frank)

Junot Fine Properties, a specialist in exceptional real estate in Paris, and Knight Frank have just unveiled the 17th edition of the "Wealth Report", (...)

5 Real Estate Business Takeaways From RE/MAX's R4 Conference This Week - Vimarsana News

5 Real Estate Business Takeaways From RE/MAX's R4 Conference This Week

The top tips from RE/MAX's R4 conference to create an "unstoppable" business straight from the brokerage's execs, trainers and top producers.

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Florida real estate market staying hot despite agent exodus: 'It's not an accident' - Vimarsana News

Florida real estate market staying hot despite agent exodus: 'It's not an accident'

Miami real estate leaders and National Association of Home Builders CEO Jerry Howard explain why the number of agents heading for the door won't impact Florida's market.