Philippines Explores Stronger Public-Private Partnerships for Housing Solutions
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Philippines Explores Stronger Public-Private Partnerships for Housing Solutions

Addressing the Philippines' housing deficit requires sustained investment and cooperation between the public and private sectors, according to Ayala Land's CEO. The National Housing Expo showcased over 50,000 housing units from more than 80 developers.

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