A Home for Every Filipino
For now until the end of this year, the Chamber of Real Estate & Builders’ Associations, Inc. or CREBA trains its focus on key legislative issues that seek to address the totality of the Philippine housing situation. CREBA’s five-point agenda for housing encompasses the following major areas of concern: Long-term and affordable funds for Socialized …
There is no question that the need for affordable housing in our urban centers is rising, while many of our older downtowns require revitalization because of unbounded population growth, housing price inflation, and increasing poverty. As our population continues to rapidly increase and affordability levels decrease, the gap between housing needs and supply, particularly for …
With the development of the Tutuban to Clark commuter railway, the Mega Manila Subway, and the Edsa bus rapid transit, we can expect improvements in the livability and environmental quality of our city in terms of walkable communities oriented around transit stations, and reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. However, the development of fixed-route public transit …
The “Build, build, build” program has opened a great opportunity to reduce the massive lack of affordable housing that previous administrations failed to solve. One major project under the program is the North-South Commuter Railway (NSCR), a mass transit system with 35 stations stretched over four provinces from Clark International Airport in the north to …
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