Warehouse in Davao 6,100 sq.m.

Near SASA International Seaport and near the international airport.
Floor Area: 6,100 sq.m.
Rent: 1,098,000.00 per month, add VAT
Rent : P180 per sq.m.
Call now to reserve. 
Sea
Davao is connected to other major cities of the Philippines by roll-on/roll-off inter-island ferries. The city is served by domestic passenger ferries at Sasa International Seaport and Santa Ana Wharf, the international seaports of the Port of Davao, the busiest port in Mindanao. The port is capable of servicing inter-island and international shipments. It is located in Davao Gulf and has two approaches, one at Pakiputan Strait between Davao and western Samal Island.
The Davao City and General Santos to Bitung, Indonesia sea connectivity route has also had just been started very recently. This route will enable traders from Mindanao to easily export goods and commodities like food and beverage, electronics and garments, beauty products, fertilizer, construction materials, agricultural inputs, tin cans, and packaging materials up to North Sulawesi in Indonesia. The roll-on-roll-off (Ro-Ro) shipping service which will serve the route is Asian Marine Transport, a Philippine-registered shipping firm and operator of the Super Shuttle Ferry, Super Shuttle Roro, and Shuttle Fast Ferry vessels.

Air
Davao International Airport's air traffic control tower is considered the most advanced ATC in the Philippines.
Located north of the city center, Francisco Bangoy International Airport is the major airport serving the city and the region. It is the busiest airport in Mindanao and the third-busiest in the country. Around 1966, Philippine Airlines (PAL), the country's flag carrier and airline with the largest fleet, began its first domestic jet service in the city. The airport handles flights to 8 domestic destinations and 4 international destinations, namely, Quanzhou, Manado, Singapore, and the first-ever long-haul flight to and from Mindanao, Qatar Airways' Doha-Clark-Davao-Doha flight 
Source: Wikipedia