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DHSUD and Pag-IBIG Fund marked Labor Day with twin housing fairs in Cebu and Laguna, showcasing over 40,000 affordable units under President Marcos Jr.’s…
Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development rolls out housing relief measures, including a 3-month payment moratorium via National Home Mortgage…
DHSUD launches a three-month housing payment moratorium and Pag-IBIG unlocks savings and loan relief to help Filipino families and OFWs cope with the energy…
The DHSUD grants a 36-month deferment for developers to comply with the Balanced Housing Development Program, aiming to support the Philippine housing sector…
Commission on Audit flags DHSUD for miscalculating housing compliance, allowing developers to underpay obligations; reassessment ordered for projects dating…
DHSUD reports strong Q1 2026 gains under President Marcos Jr.’s Expanded 4PH housing program, assisting thousands of Filipino families with affordable…
Philippine housing program 4PH expands under President Marcos Jr., offering record-low 3% interest rates and new rental options to make homeownership and safe…
The Expanded Pambansang Pabahay para sa Pilipino (4PH) Program is widening affordable housing options for Filipinos with lower Pag-IBIG interest rates,…
DHSUD accelerates Expanded 4PH rollout as over 20,000 housing units are showcased at a Central Luzon housing fair, boosting access to affordable homes for…
The Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) applauds the exemption of socialized housing projects from the land-use reclassification…
DHSUD to hold talks with housing developers to prepare proactive measures and mitigate the economic impact of the ongoing Middle East war on the Philippine…
DHSUD and SHFC grant P18.7M in housing assistance to 271 families in Cabuyao City under the Enhanced Community Mortgage Program, supporting affordable…
The DHSUD tells a Senate panel the Philippine housing backlog is 2.2 million, not 6.5 million as previously reported, drawing criticism from Senator Francis…