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Pag-IBIG Fund lifted its maximum housing loan to P10 million and signed partnerships with SMDC, Avida, Amaia, Filinvest Land and P.A. Alvarez, while flooding in Cebu and Rizal subdivisions kept developer drainage in the conversation.
A Cagayan de Oro forum, a bishop's call for safeguards, and a comedian's viral post put the proposed New Clark City data-hub project under scrutiny, while fuel prices, flood-control protests, and housing policy dominated the day's other coverage.
The Bases Conversion and Development Authority expects to top P100 billion in approved investments this year, led by the US-backed Pax Silica semiconductor hub in New Clark City, while the Aeta Hungey community in Capas, Tarlac says it has had no consultation on land it has used for generations.
Protests across Metro Manila, Bulacan and Panay mark the 54th anniversary of martial law with demands for accountability over flood-control spending, as Malacañang locks down and the flood-control controversy reaches a year. Coverage also tracks the Aeta tribe's uncertainty over the Pax Silica tech hub and the DPWH's defense of a bamboo-based flood solution.
A Laguna congresswoman challenged Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte to file evidence of alleged infrastructure anomalies, while the public works department outlined a three-phase plan for Bulacan's persistent flooding. Coverage also tracked rail right-of-way funding gaps, a 58% drop in waste reaching Metro Manila waterways, and dengue and leptospirosis cases.
Philippine stocks closed at their lowest level in more than three and a half months on September 18, 2026, as rising Treasury yields, elevated oil prices and a weak peso pulled the benchmark index down 1.72 percent. The day's coverage also carried flood-control investigations, a Cebu shipping company's initial public offering plans, and a wave of agricultural and disaster-response news from the provinces.
The Economy and Development Council moved the North-South Commuter Railway's full commercial operations from January 2032 to the third quarter of 2033, citing procurement problems, right-of-way disputes and tighter spending. Senators inspecting the Metro Manila Subway and the railway's Valenzuela station pressed for faster delivery, while Toyota Motor Philippines projected lower vehicle output for 2026.
Philippine stocks closed below the 6,000 mark for the first time in this window as investors weighed slower growth, Middle East conflict and a proposed sin tax hike that analysts say could push inflation past the central bank's ceiling. A separate cluster of coverage tracked the economic cost of flooding and a potentially severe El Niño.
President Marcos led the turnover of 333 completed housing units to informal settler families in Valenzuela City and a parallel shelter event in Caloocan, while a Reddit thread alleging misconduct by a Laguna official circulated separately. Coverage also tracked a P387-billion hotel construction pipeline, a P27-billion REIT asset infusion, and a peso-driven stock market decline.
Ayala Land and the Bases Conversion and Development Authority finalized a P1-billion modernization of Market! Market! in Bonifacio Global City, tied to a 12-year lease extension and future subway integration. The same day brought 333 housing units to Valenzuela informal settlers and a Senate vote barring resale of government housing.
The Philippine Economic Zone Authority says it is on track to beat its P300-billion investment approvals target for 2026, while analysts expect banks to keep their real estate exposure subdued and developers press ahead with new projects.
The Department of Public Works and Highways announced permanent flood control measures for Central Luzon after recent storms submerged parts of the country, while Palace and Vice President Sara Duterte traded accusations over flood control and calls for resignation.
