+ Follow BUILDERS ALLIANCE TOWARD ACTION Tag
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[Title] => SHDA, PCCS and HUDCC target 100,000 new homes
[Summary] => The Subdivision and Housing Developers Association (SHDA), the leading organization of real estate developers nationwide has responded to the call of the Housing and Urban Development Coordinating Concil (HUDCC) and housing developers to come together for a pledging session with President Arroyo in October being the Housing Month to commit to build at least 100,000 new housing units up to 2004.
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[Title] => Informal home loans get boost
[Summary] => Availment of loans by community associations of informal settlers to buy the land they occupy and for house improvement under the government’s Community Mortgage Program (CMP) is expected to get an added boost with the second wave of reduction in the loan documents required under the program.
Further reduced from 23 to 18, the CMP loan documents originally comprised of 56 documents until these were reduced October of last year by 59 percent to 23.
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[Title] => Banks, GFIs urged to commit funds for housing projects
[Summary] => Housing and real estate practitioners affiliated with the Private Consultative Council for Shelter (PCCS) have called on government and private banks including financial institutions such as the Social Security System and the Government Service Insurance System to commit funds this year for housing finance to boost homeownership and help attain the government housing targets.
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[Title] => More funds for housing needed
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[Title] => CREBA thanks GMA, cites industry partners
[Summary] => The Chamber of Real Estate and Builders Associations (CREBA) yesterday thanked President Arroyo for her sincerity in prioritizing the housing program and the government’s housing agencies for continuing to support the private sector efforts in housing development.
"It has been a year of continuing struggle for the industry, the government, and the homeless families out there, the poor and the middle-class families," said CREBA national president Charlie V. Gorayeb in a year-end statement.
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"It has been a year of continuing struggle for the industry, the government, and the homeless families out there, the poor and the middle-class families," said CREBA national president Charlie V. Gorayeb in a year-end statement.
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BUILDERS ALLIANCE TOWARD ACTION
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Further reduced from 23 to 18, the CMP loan documents originally comprised of 56 documents until these were reduced October of last year by 59 percent to 23.
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"It has been a year of continuing struggle for the industry, the government, and the homeless families out there, the poor and the middle-class families," said CREBA national president Charlie V. Gorayeb in a year-end statement.
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[Summary] => The Chamber of Real Estate and Builders Associations (CREBA) yesterday thanked President Arroyo for her sincerity in prioritizing the housing program and the government’s housing agencies for continuing to support the private sector efforts in housing development.
"It has been a year of continuing struggle for the industry, the government, and the homeless families out there, the poor and the middle-class families," said CREBA national president Charlie V. Gorayeb in a year-end statement.
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