“Hindi lang sariling schools ang tinitingnan natin dito. Kasama na din ang sports, fitness at recreational facilities para kumpleto na dito mismo sa lugar,” he explained.
Joining the President and Secretary Aliling during the inspection were Pag-IBIG Fund chief executive officer Marilene Acosta, and Social Housing Finance Corporation president and chief executive officer Federico Laxa.
Developed on a 14.2-hectare property, the housing project is designed to accommodate 7,200 condominium units across 72 five-story residential buildings.
To date, 26 buildings have already been completed, while four additional buildings with 400 units are currently in the advanced stages of construction.
The project has already welcomed 651 member-beneficiaries, while another 1,868 housing applications currently being processed.
The Expanded 4PH Program builds complete and people-centered communities, offering a range of amenities designed to support quality living like swimming pools, basketball courts, parks and playgrounds, nursery homes, a clubhouse, a multi-purpose building, parking spaces, and commercial areas, among others — ensuring a safe, convenient, and sustainable environment for residents.
“Sa ilalim ng Expanded 4PH, sinisiguro nating kumpleto sa amenities ang ating mga proyekto. Alinsunod sa utos ng Pangulong Marcos Jr., hindi lang basta matibay na tahanan ang ating binubuo kundi mga inklusibo at sustainable communities,” Secretary Aliling said.
He added that the administration has expanded the government's flagship housing initiative to provide more opportunities for Filipino families to own affordable homes.
“Sa mga kababayan natin na nangangailangan ng affordable housing, ito pong Pambansang Pabahay para sa Pilipino Program, in-expand na po natin ito... meron na po tayong iba-ibang modalities... Punta po kayo sa website ng Pag-IBIG Fund, website po ng SHFC at DHSUD para makita po ninyo yung mga proseso sa pag-apply sa mga programang ito," Secretary Aliling said.
