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Suntrust Launches La Sonrisa, Expanding Affordable Housing in Negros Occidental

Suntrust breaks ground on La Sonrisa, a 15-hectare residential community in Talisay City, Negros Occidental, offering affordable, modern homes within Megaworld’s Sugartown township. Positioned near key destinations, the development signals growing real estate opportunities in the province, giving Filipino families a chance to build secure, future-ready homes.

Mar 26, 2026

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DHSUD extends developer compliance period again as Middle East conflict drives up costs

DHSUD grants developers eight more months—until November 30, 2026—to comply with socialized housing requirements. The extension, requested by SHDA and OSHDP, responds to rising costs from the Middle East conflict. Sanctions are suspended during the period as officials balance industry relief with homebuyer protection under the 4PH Program.

Mar 23, 2026

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Building Forward: What Just Changed in Housing Development

Farms can shift to homes again. The DA has eased its land conversion freeze for socialized housing, letting certified projects move forward despite the broader moratorium. DHSUD Secretary Aliling calls it vital for the 4PH program, ensuring low-income families get safe homes without delay. Agriculture Secretary Tiu Laurel explains the balance: let critical projects proceed while protecting food security. With one rule lifted, thousands could gain shelter sooner. Momentum builds when agencies adjust.

Mar 23, 2026

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Government ramps up drive against professional squatters, squatting syndicates

Professional squatters and squatting syndicates are on notice. The DHSUD's National Drive gathered key agencies this week to tighten coordination and enforcement against those who exploit housing programs for profit. With plans to help LGUs establish local anti-squatting committees and draft stronger guidelines, the government is shifting from soft measures to firm interventions. Public frustration over protected syndicates is loud—officials are finally listening.

Mar 23, 2026

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Complete Archive in Philippines housing

Suntrust Launches La Sonrisa, Expanding Affordable Housing in Negros Occidental

DHSUD extends developer compliance period again as Middle East conflict drives up costs

Building Forward: What Just Changed in Housing Development

Government ramps up drive against professional squatters, squatting syndicates

Suntrust Launches La Sonrisa, Expanding Affordable Housing in Negros Occidental

DHSUD extends developer compliance period again as Middle East conflict drives up costs

Building Forward: What Just Changed in Housing Development

Government ramps up drive against professional squatters, squatting syndicates

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