Urban development and housing - Matches

Nuclear households remain the dominant household type in the Philippines, but a rising number of extended and multifamily households is observed, whic..

This study examines how demographic changes lead to different household structures and housing choices among various age groups. It argues that the co..

The Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) has unveiled a pioneering assessment tool to enhance the planning and execution of resettlemen..

THE advent of technology can no longer be undermined, specifically its major impact on various societies. To further elucidate this phenomenon, the Ha..

The Philippine government has promoted and institutionalized the delivery of basic services in resettlement sites through various flagship housing pro..

This study examines Philippine cities’ readiness for smart city development by answering three policy questions: (1) What drives Philippine loc..

LOCAL government units (LGUs) can work with private and public stakeholders to expand the range of options in financing smart city initiatives, accord..

MANILA, Philippines — The government needs to provide support in terms of policies and standards to address challenges in building smart cities ..

Smart city development is recognized as a potential solution to urbanization issues. This study examines Philippine cities’ readiness for smart ..

Cities of the future will be greatly different from today. The fast-paced development of technologies, including the internet of things (IoT), artific..

Major Visayas-Mindanao (VisMin) developer Cebu Landmasters Inc. (CLI) wants  to be more active in the government’s socialized housing progr..

MANILA, Philippines — Matutupad na ang pangarap ng mga pampublikong guro sa Quezon City na magkaroon ng sariling tahanan. Ito’y matapos a..

Local government units (LGUs) with approved local shelter plans (LSPs) and their partners from the private sector play a crucial role in reducing the ..

The popular 30-percent housing price-to-income ratio is not a suitable measure of housing affordability in the Philippines because it overestimates af..

Housing in the country remain expensive for most Filipinos as wage increases are just enough to cover for rising commodity prices, according to the Ph..