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The Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) has held simultaneous regional summits and town hall meetings with homeowners associations (HOAs) across the country, aiming to address governance issues and improve compliance with housing regulations.
The activities were conducted as part of the agency’s seventh anniversary, with an HOA Summit and Stakeholders’ Forum held in CALABARZON and town hall meetings organized at the same time in Regions VII, X, and XI.
Housing Secretary Jose Ramon Aliling said the meetings were intended to bring government services closer to communities and provide a venue for HOA leaders to raise concerns directly with officials.
Undersecretary Roman Nicholo Molina said similar engagements are scheduled in Central Luzon and Metro Manila as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen HOA management nationwide.