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Pag-IBIG Fund and Rockwell Land signed a partnership on October 13 to widen housing choices under the Expanded 4PH Program, while Cebu Landmasters sold 70 percent of an Ormoc project in two weeks and a Bulacan water shutdown forced class suspensions.
A two-day closure of Aqueduct No. 6 cuts water to eight Bulacan towns and cities, prompting class and work suspensions, while a newly built P9.75-million Surigao evacuation center sheds its cladding before turnover.
The Commission on Audit found a ₱191.27-million housing project for Typhoon Yolanda survivors in Pilar, Camotes Islands, was 52 percent complete at the end of 2025, more than three years past its deadline. The municipality says it has cut the target from 406 homes to 260 and expects to finish by May 2026.
Wage boards in Calabarzon ordered daily increases of up to P45 for 1.56 million minimum wage earners and a P750 monthly raise for 201,000 domestic workers, while housing agencies advanced walk-to-work and mortgage-securitization programs.
The Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development and SFHC awarded land titles to 91 Community Mortgage Program families, while the Senate approved four housing bills and Megawide redirected P1.23 billion in bond proceeds to the government's 4PH housing program.
S&P Global Ratings said Philippine residential property demand is unlikely to recover meaningfully until late 2027, as developers report weaker pre-sales and buyers face high borrowing costs. The same day, a Las Piñas legislator pressed Maynilad for firm timelines on recurring water interruptions.
September inflation accelerated to 7.2 percent, prompting President Marcos to order agencies to secure food, fuel and electricity supplies while the stock market rebounded 1.05 percent on bargain hunting. The day's coverage also included the death of a 78-year-old jeepney driver hospitalized after a transport strike, and a Senate impeachment trial that heard bank testimony on P4.4 billion in transactions.
The impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte heard testimony that a firm linked to her husband received P319.33 million from China-based companies, while Philippine stocks fell 1.15 percent after September inflation hit 7.2 percent.
President Marcos ordered agencies to prepare for a super El Niño that could bring drought to nearly every province by March 2027, while Negros sugar producers brace for a 12 percent drop in output and higher costs.
Globe Telecom urges government to include local companies in the US-backed Pax Silica technology corridor, as the Philippines weighs a $40-billion to $70-billion AI and semiconductor investment plan. The push drew coverage across at least six outlets, alongside a tax shortfall and El Niño water cuts.
Sen. Panfilo Lacson pushed a multiagency investigation into alleged illegal reclamation on the Taguig side of Laguna Lake, drawing coverage across Philippine news outlets, while Toshiba's planned hard disk drive expansion and a House hearing on sugar farmer protections also made news.
Philippine stocks closed at their lowest level in nearly a year on October 2, 2026, as the peso weakened and manufacturing contracted ahead of the September inflation report. The day's coverage also included a December 31 tax-enrollment deadline, a 147-kilometer commuter rail line, and a housing program that has built about 600,000 units.
