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About CREBA-Laguna
The CREBA-Laguna Chapter was established on May 13, 2002 with Rodolfo L. Pua as Chairman, and Alan S. Santos as President. Succeeding Presidents were: Atty. Rudy R. Castillo, Elizabeth Macabasco, Ricardo Caravana, Ferdinand Clemeno, Current President is Edilberto Tamis and Lea Almiranez.
Its members have varied business interest and belong to different professional groups. There are developers, contractors, brokers, agents, real estate dealers, suppliers and bankers, engineers, architects, lawyers and others professionals.
Thus, CREBA-Laguna was able to harness this diversity to unite different groups and sectors of the community in the pursuit if its advocacy on important matters affecting real estate.
In 2007, CREBA-Laguna, in cooperation with Calamba Laguna Real Estate Board (CLRB), Calamba Business Club and other business groups, succeeded in its move to defer or postpone the implementation of the new increased zonal value in the area. With the support of the City Council of Calamba and the Provincial Board of Laguna who both passed resolutions addressed to the Bureau of International Revenue (RDO 56), the BIR postponed the implementation of the new zonal value. Only after four (4) years or in year 2011 was a new zonal value implemented.
In August 2011, CREBA-Laguna, joined by members of PAREB-CLRB, REBAP (Laguna), Geodetic Engineers of the Philippines Laguna Chapter, Federation of Laguna Rural Banks, Bankers Club of Calamba, Integrated Bar of the Philippines (Laguna) and other organizations trooped to the office of the City Mayor of Calamba and brought to his attention anomalous transactions persisting in the office of the Register of Deeds of Calamba. The Mayor endorsed the request of the group to change the Register of Deeds of Calamba City to the Land Registration Administrator. With the full support of the CREBA National President Charlie Gorayeb and Vice President Techie Bautista, the Register of Deeds of Calamba City was eventually replaced in October 2011.
One of the chapter’s regular activities is inviting resource speakers from various government offices to provide insights to the members and affiliates on important matters affecting the real estate and housing industry in the country in general and in Southern Tagalog, in particular.
In 2014, the chapter hosted an entrepreneurship seminar to encourage more groups and individuals to engage in business activities, contribute to the growth of the province and create more jobs and economic opportunities for as many stakeholders that stand to benefit in over-all progress.
In 2019, CREBA-Laguna, during its Induction and Commendation rites, signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Calamba Banker’s Club.
The Association also took the occasion as an opportunity to commend and recognize select individuals who have been instrumental in the growth of the CREBA-Laguna Chapter and for achievements in various fields: business, organizational development and public service.
The awardees were Rodolfo Pua, founding Father of CREBA Laguna and owner of the popular Wonder Island Resort; Engr. Ferdinand Clemeno, Past Chapter President and the present National President of the Geodetic Engineers of the Philippines, and the Lazaro Group of Companies founded and started as a small business of the former Governor of Laguna, Teresita “NINGNING” Lazaro and her late husband Angelito Lazaro that grew into a diversified Group of Companies.
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Our Members
Catherine Agutaya
Susan Balbastro
Velma Balbastro
Ofelia Bandian
Engr. Jan Alvim Bejo
James Luis B. Chen
Helen Clemeno
Rolando Climaco
Hermenigildo Defiesta, Sr.
Enrique Elazegui
Melanie Pangan-Elizondo
Amelia Famadico
Nelly C. Gomez
Mary Ann Gonzales
Ma. Racheal O. Jimenez
Jhomelyn L. Juanillo
Rebecca Lumbres
Raquel Manguiat
Yolanda Mediavillo
Rogelio T. Namo
Violeta B. Ocampo
Olive B. Paala
Zoilo Platon
Ma. Svetlana Perey
Mylene T. Policarpio
Gloria S. Reyes
Ramon Sacramento
Fortunato P. Sangkal
Bethzaida Tamis
Gina O. Tercero
Our Officers

Atty. RUDY B. CASTILLO
Chairman
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MR. EDILBERTO B. TAMIS
President
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MR. RICARDO CARAVANA
Executive Vice President
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MR. ROLI H. GARCIA
VP Finance & Treasurer
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ATTY. FRED B. BRAVO
Corporate Secretary
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MS. OFELIA FORTALEZA
Director
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MR. DALMACIO T. COMIA
Director
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ENGR. FERDINAND CLEMENO
Director
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MR. ALLAN ESTRELLADO
Director
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MS. JOSEPHINE DAYAG
Director
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MS. ANICIA ROSALES
Director
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