2011 PY Chapter 14

14 Construction and Housing

Introduction

he government in 2010 and in 2011 is still geared towards improving the lives of every poor and under privileged Filipino family through the provision of security for housing, and the development of innovative housing solutions, and affordable and sustainable shelter. Endeavors and efforts to pursue the projects of the government in infrastructures have likewise involved the participation of the private sector in order to fast tract the movement of the projects and maintaining those already put in place.

DPWH in 2010 under its regular infrastructure program and carry-over projects had constructed, repaired and rehabilitated 8,457.11 kilometers of roads and 14,946 linear meters of national bridges at a cost of PhP111,309 billion; 1,798 flood control and drainage projects costing PhP14,090 billion; and 9,971 other infrastructure projects costing PhP8,840 billion.

Private construction, meanwhile, of residential and nonresidential buildings during the year showed increases just as infrastructures improved though to a minimal extent especially in the construction of national roads and bridges.

Presented in this chapter are statistics and developments in private construction as well as the housing programs for the country.

14.1 Construction

In providing the basic requirements and basic needs of the disadvantaged Filipino family, the government has to accelerate the financing of major infrastructures, power, water, transportation, and telecommunication facilities among others. By so doing the government has to deregulate and privatizes these major facilities and installations, so as to mobilize the private sector to also accelerate the construction of edifices and operation of major infrastructures.

The country in 2011 runs a total length of 31,359,116 kilometers of surface national roads, a slight increase of 116,739 kilometers from 31,242,377 kilometers of surface national road the previous year. Of the total figure in 2011, about 24,834.4 kilometers were paved roads, and some 6,524.7 kilometers were unpaved roads. Paved roads made of concrete materials extended a total length of 15,940.5 kilometers, while, those made of asphalt component encompassed a total length of 8,893.9 kilometers. Unpaved roads, on the other hand, were those made of earth, 63.5 kilometers and those made of gravel, 6,524.7 kilometers.

National bridges in the country in 2011, meanwhile, numbered 7,949, slightly lower compared to 8,024 reported in 2010. This total number of bridges extended a total length of 345,548 linear meters. Region VIII had the most number built with 865 bridges, followed, respectively, by Region VI with 721, and Region III with 672. Around 7,435 bridges were permanent, and 514 were temporary bridges. Permanent bridges

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were either made of concrete materials or made of steel. Concrete bridges numbered 6,609, while, bridges made of steel totaled 826. Temporary bridges, meanwhile, were either made of bailey (423) or timber (91). Private building construction

Private building construction inched up to 113,230 in 2010, from a total of 112,102 the previous year. This number represented a minimal increase of 1.0 percent, as against 5.7 percent increase in 2009. Private residential building construction (86,185 units) made up for 76.1 percent of the total registered during the year. Private nonresidential building construction (13,237 units), meanwhile, comprised 11.7 percent. Additions, alterations and repairs combined, on the other hand, with a total of 13,808, represented 12.2 percent. Compared to last year’s performance, residential building construction increased by 1.8 percent, nonresidential construction decreased by 0.3 percent, and additions, alterations and repairs, combined also slid down by 2.7 percent.

Area covered by private building construction reached 22,144,087 square meters in 2010, 33.3 percent more than 16,611,190 square meters listed in 2009. Residential building extended to an area of 12,196,450 square meters which was 21.2 percent higher than 10,059,645 square meters put up in 2009. The increase in area of residential construction may have been brought about by the increase in other types of residential building and residential condominium constructions by 225.4 percent and 149.5 percent, respectively. Nonresidential construction, on the other hand, stretched to an area of 9,273,089 square meters, an increase of 56.7 percent from the previous year’s record of 5,918,411 square meters. Covered by additions, alterations and repairs combined were some 674,548 square meters, 6.5 percent (41,414 sq. m.) more than 633,134 square meters stated in 2009.

Construction value of private buildings in 2010 amounted to PhP200.30 billion, 39.6 percent higher than PhP143.53 billion enrolled in 2009. Of the amount 51.4 percent (PhP102.94 billion) was registered by residential construction, 41.3 percent (PhP82.72 billion) shared by nonresidential construction, and 7.3 percent grossed by combined additions and alterations and repair (PhP14.63 billion). Value of residential building construction increased by 28.5 percent over the PhP80.11 billion posted in 2009. The increase might have been triggered by the construction of other types of residential buildings and residential condominiums which increased by 237.4 percent and 107.6 percent, respectively.

Nonresidential building construction, meanwhile, also increased in value by 61.3 percent from PhP51.30 billion in 2009 to PhP82.72 billion in 2010. Of the nonresidential projects constructed, commercial buildings, followed by industrial and agricultural constructions had the highest increases of 81.8 percent, 65.2 percent and 36.6 percent, respectively, which pushed up the value of nonresidential construction for the year. Additions alterations and repairs with an aggregate value of PhP14.63 billion posted an increase of 20.7 percent.

On the average, cost per square meter of private building construction in 2010 was priced at PhP9,045, or 4.7 percent higher than PhP8,641 per square meter in 2009. Residential buildings had an estimated average value of PhP8,440 per square meter but this amount was lower than the average value per square meter of nonresidential buildings which was peg at PhP8,921 per square meter. For the

NSO 2010 Philippine Yearbook

regional and provincial data on the number, floor area and value of private building construction, please refer to Table 14.1.

Table 14.2 shows the distribution by region and province, of the number of new residential building constructed, the floor area covered and the value of construction by type of building. Other types of residential building construction, condominium type and single house type showed increases in 2010 while apartment/accessoria and duplex types showed decreases in number and value. Other types of residential building construction accounted for an increase of 213.8 percent in number and 237.4 percent in value. Residential condominium increased by 68.0 percent in number and 107.6 percent in value, while single house type increased by 9.6 percent and 8.2 percent, respectively. Apartment/accessoria type, on the other hand, dropped by 34.1 percent in number of units and slid by 3.3 percent in value. The duplex type decreased by 2.0 but gained an 8.4 percent in value.

14.2 Housing

The provision for shelter to low and middle income families had become part and parcel of the social policy of every administration, so with the provision of security of housing and land tenure to every Filipino household.

In 2010 the housing construction sector of the government continued to pursue the multi-stakeholder efforts to attain the Millennium Development Goal. For 2004 to 2010, accomplishments were made in shelter security through innovative approaches and development of market-oriented, affordable, and sustainable housing finance for settlers. These approaches worked to help decongest Metro Manila and develop housing communities outside the metropolis.

Also, the government, in following its policy direction in housing, pursued the following strategies: meeting the rapidly growing housing need, expanding private sector participation in socialized housing financing and construction, strengthening the capacity of housing institutions, making the housing market more efficient, creating a sustainable housing finance system, accelerating assistance and provision of security of tenure for informal sector, making housing loans available and affordable to low-salaried members of the formal sector, strengthening the shelter delivery system and programs, and accelerating the localization of housing and development efforts.

Accomplishments in 2010 include the completion of the Northrail-Southrail relocation program. Some 100,000 families were relocated in four years, 34 resettlement sites were provided in Metro Manila, Bulacan, Pampanga, Cavite and Laguna. Schools, barangay, health centers, markets, public stations, livelihood opportunities and productivity centers were also provided.

During the same year the implementation of 82 projects (52 carry over, 30 new) nationwide, generated 27,671 units in housing start and 32,492 units in housing completion. Of the housing units completion, some 4,221 units (13.0%) were produced in Northern and Central Luzon. For Southern Luzon/Bicol Region a total of 14,811 units (45.0%) were produced. In the Visayas a total of 1,843 units (5.7%) were generated. In Mindanao Region 2,518 units (7.7%) were put up, while in the NCR 9,099 units (28.0%) were produced.

The bulk of the housing production was generated under the Resettlement (60%) and Slum Upgrading Programs (28%).


Sales and disposition performance for the year amounted to PhP5.68 billion for a total of 43,528 units. Of this amount, some PhP5.64 billion (43,468 units) came from residential and PhP41 million (60 units) from noresidential. About PhP5.18 billion was shared by resettlement program, PhP205 million from slum upgrading, PhP135 million contributed by sites and services, PhP84 million from core housing/medium-rise housing, and, PhP39 million from EMD-Administered.

On the other hand, public investment of the government for 2011 to 2016 under the DPWH is envisaging a total budget of some PhP698 billion. Some PhP545 billion or 78.0 percent of the total is earmarked for highways sector, PhP77 billion or 11.0 percent for flood control works, and PhP76 billion or 11.0 percent for other projects. In comparison, this PhP698 billion outlay was 52.7 percent more than PhP457 billion allocated in the last 6 years (2005-2010).

Government's Role in Housing

A number of agencies work together to deliver the government’s promise of better housing for the population. Working under the Housing and Urban Development Coordinating Council (HUDCC) are the Home Guaranty Corporation (HGC), National Housing Authority (NHA), Home Development Mutual Fund (HDMF) or the Pag-ibig Fund, the Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board (HLURB), and National Home Mortgage Finance Corporation (NHMFC).

The Home Guaranty Corporation (HGC), formerly Home Insurance and Guaranty Corporation, a government financial institution created in 1950, operates a credit guaranty program in support of government’s efforts to promote home ownership. HGC had institutionalized a viable system of credit guarantees forming an integral component of the government’s shelter program.

The major government home mortgage institution, the NHMFC has the main function of operating a viable home mortgage market. NHMFC on a long-term funds principally provided by the Social Security System (SSS), the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS), and the HDMF and to purchase mortgages from both public and private sectors. To perform its mandate, NHMFC is developing a system that will attract private institutional funds into long-term housing mortgages.

The sole government agency engaged in direct shelter production, the NHA targets its housing assistance to benefit the lowest 30 percent of urban income-earners through slum upgrading, squatter relocation, development of sites and services, and construction of core housing units. In addition, NHA implements programs that will improve urban areas and provides technical assistance to private developers engaged in low-cost housing development projects. In 2010, the NHA accomplishments included resettlement, core housing, sites and services, upgrading medium rise housing for a total of 29,413 shelter security units with a total value of PhP2,279.0 million. NHA in 2010, also disposed 43,528 housing units with a gross value of PhP5,682 million. On the other hand, the Authority’s collection during the year reached PhP1.01 billion, 3.8 percent lower compared to PhP1.05 billion collected in 2009. Of the total collection in 2010, PhP668 million came from residential accounts, and PhP344 million came from commercial, industrial and institutional accounts.

As the planning, regulatory, and quasi-judicial body for land use development and real estate and housing regulation, the HLURB ensures rational land use for equitable distribution. HLURB is also in-charge of encouraging greater private sector


participation in low-cost housing through liberalization of development standards, simplification of regulations, and decentralization of approvals for permits and licenses. It extends comprehensive and productive planning assistance to the provinces, cities, and municipalities towards the formulation of Comprehensive Land Use Plans (CLUPs). In 2011, 195 LGUs were given technical assistance in the formulation of CLUPs; 77 CLUPs were reviewed as member of Provincial Land Use Committee/Regional Land Use Committee. Some 360 CLUPs for approval were monitored. Also, a total of 3,671 participants from 2,359 LGUs and Homeowners Association benefitted from various trainings conducted by the regions on subdivision plan processing, evaluation, monitoring, reviews and approval of CLUPs and zoning administration.

Compared to 2010, there was an increase of 25.8 percent in assisted LGUs from 155 to 195 in 2011.

Out of the total 1,635 LGUs, 1,431 LGUs (87.3%) have CLUPs and 204 have no CLUPs.

One mandate of the HLURB is to regulate the development and sale of subdivision lots and condominium units done primarily through a permitting system which requires developers to secure a license to sell for their condominium, subdivision projects and other non-residential real estate projects prior to engaging in any sale. In 2011, a total of 784 licenses to sell were issued by HLURB, 725 of which were issued for residential projects while 59 licenses were issued for nonresidential projects. These figures translated to 170,739 housing units and 137,929 non residential units. Majority of the housing units were located in the National Capital Capital Region (NCR) with 53,650 units, Southern Tagalog Region (47,869 units), and Northern Tagalog Region (34,702 units).

Majority of the residential projects licenses issued were registered in Western Visayas (183 or 25.2%), NCR (134 or 18.5%), and Southern Tagalog Region (121 or 16.7%). Most of these residential projects were open market (33.5%), economic housing (29.0&) and condominium (16.1%).

More popularly known as the Pag-Ibig Fund, the HDMF administers a nationwide provident fund for the government's housing program, and formulates other investment strategies relative to housing. It also seeks to improve its collection efficiency. In 2010, a total of 62,041 households were provided with housing units financed under the Pag-ibig expanded housing loan program. This is a decrease by 17.2 percent from 74,973 households in 2009. More households in Region IVA (Calabarzon) were beneficiaries of the loan programs granted by Pag-ibig in the amount of PhP16.18 billion. The least amount of loans was disbursed in ARMM that was valued at PhP113.38 million. (See Tables 14.6 to 14.8 for other housing-related details.)

Direct Housing

Addressing the growing housing needs of the people, the government in its

direct housing programs in 2010, assisted a total of 149,270 households. Of this total, NHA under its housing production assisted a total of 23,276 households. Community Mortgage Program, on the other hand, had helped 7,109 households, while, the Retail and Developmental Financing carried out by HDMF, LBP, SSS, DBP and GSIS


assisted a total of 118,785 households. Provision of Secure Tenure, on the other hand, assisted 100 households.

Under the NHA housing production, a total of 18,740 households were assisted in its resettlement program, 2,068 households in slum upgrading, 1,142 households in sites and services, 572 households in core housing, and 754 households in other housing assistance.

On Retail and Developmental Financing Program, HDMF assisted 56,696 households, LBP helped 243 households, SSS catered 50 households, DBP assisted 11,300 households, and GSIS supported 50,496 households.

Socialized housing was also provided to households that belonged to the bottom 30 percent. This was made through the various programs of the NHA, Social Housing Finance Corporation (SHFC), HDMF, and the Home Guaranty Corporation. In 2010, socialized and low cost housing units totaled 62,041 which was valued at PhP40,803,928.

Lower cost housing, on the other hand, was made available to low–salaried government and private sector employees through the home lending programs of HMDF and the SSS. Low cost housing units available in 2010 numbered 45,878 units with a total value of PhP35,805.39.

Indirect Housing

The HLURB has the mandate to regulate the development and sale of

subdivision lots and condominium units through a permitting system which requires developers to secure a license to sell (LS) their condominium, subdivision projects and other nonresidential real estate projects prior to engaging in any sale. In 2011 a total of 784 licenses to sell were issued by HLURB, 725 of these were licenses to sell residential projects, while 59 were licenses to sell nonresidential units. The 784 licenses to sell issued were translated to about 170,739 housing units and 137,929 nonresidential units. Compared with the previous year’s record, in 2010, there were 195,807 licensed residential units and 119,901 nonresidential units recorded. This means in 2011, a noted 13.0 percent decrease in the number of residential units and 15.0 percent increase in nonresidential units.

Of the housing units (170,739) issued with license to sell in 2011, majority were located in the Expanded National Capital Region (53,650 units), Southern Tagalog Region (47,869 units) and Northern Tagalog Region (34,702 units), while for nonresidential projects (137,929), most were situated in the Expanded National Capital Region (34,601 units), Southern Tagalog Region (23,892 units) and Southern Mindanao Region (28,851 units).

Majority of the 725 licenses issued for residential projects, majority or 25.2 percent were issued in Western Visayas (183). About 18.5 percent were issued in the National Capital Region (134 licenses) and about 16.7 percent were issued in Southern Tagalog (121 licenses). For nonresidential projects (59), majority of the projects (22 or 37.3%) were given to Southern Tagalog, ten or 16.9 percent were shared by Northern Tagalog Region, and seven or 11.9 percent were distributed to Northern Luzon Region.

Open market (241 units or 33.2%) was the most common category of residential unit applied for in 2011. This was followed by economic housing (209 units or 28.8%) and condominium units (116 units or 16.0%). For nonresidential projects,


memorial parks accounted for the biggest number (37 or 62.7%), followed by commercial subdivision (12 or 20.3%).

On the other hand, in terms of indirect housing programs, in 2010, Home Guaranty Corporation assisted 11,897 households in retail guaranty, 17 households in developmental guaranty, and 24,678 households in securization. Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board, on the other hand, assisted 174,025 households in securing license to sell, and 110 LGUs in CLUP assistance.

Policy Reforms/Legislative Agenda 1. Creation of the Department of Housing and Urban Development

This seeks to ensure an adequate and coherent institutional framework for a holistic management of the housing and urban development sector.

2. Balanced Housing Requirement for Condominium Projects

This requires developers of proposed condominium projects to develop socialized housing projects (costing at least 20 percent of the project) as compliance with the 20 percent balance housing requirement for subdivisions, per Section 18 of the Urban Development and Housing Act or RA 7279.

3. Establishment of Local Housing Board. Seeks to create Local Housing Boards in every city and municipality that shall serve as the focal unit in the delivery of housing services, local shelter planning and disposition of underutilized assets of shelter agencies and national government.

4. National Land Use Act (NALUA) – seeks to establish a national land use framework that will define the indicative priorities of land utilization and allocation. It shall integrate efforts, monitor developments related to land use, and evolve policies, regulations and directions of land use planning processes. It shall also mandates the formulation of national planning and zoning guidelines and standards, to guide LGUs in the formulation of their CLUPs and enactment of zoning ordinances.

5. Comprehensive and Integrated Shelter Finance Act (CISFA) II – enact the

continuation of CISFA or RA 7835 to increase budget appropriation for the socialized housing program of the government and significantly increase the provision of housing and tenure security to poor informal settlers, and in order to attain the MDGs.

Housing Targets by Program for 2010-2016

Direct housing provision targets from 2010 to 2016 by the different agencies involved in shelter and housing totaled 1,475,000 units. Of this number, NHA expects to accomplish 430,000 units or 29.2 percent of the target program. SHFC Community


Mortgage Program, targets 195,000 units (13.2%) and Retail and Developmental Financing to pursue 850,000 units (57.6%).

Indirect housing provisions by HGC, meanwhile, targets to assists 420,298 households from 2010 to 2016 through retail guaranty, developmental guaranty and securitization. HLURB aimed to issue licenses to sell units to some 1,005,300 and CLUP assistance to 780 LGUs. NHMFC and HUDCC propose to assist 12,555 and 30,000 households, respectively.

Among regions, total housing need was highest in the NCR (1,737,039 units) followed by regions IV-A and III with 659,071 and 467,865 units, respectively. The region with the least number of housing needs was CAR (41,669). Strategies Housing and Urban Development

The proliferation of slum and informal settlements is one of the housing problems, and to rapidly address this, the government shall formulate a National Slum Upgrading Strategy that will set targets for slum upgrading programs. Expanded slum upgrading, onsite upgrading or in city resettlement shall be pursued by government and stakeholders.

The government shall pursue the following reforms to scale up and sustain slum upgrading: (a.) supporting other forms or modalities of security of tenure such as usufruct and lease rights; (b.) developing PPS for onsite upgrading and resettlement; (c.) stimulating housing micro finance for end-user financing; and (d.) strengthening community partnership and stakeholdership through capacity development.

LGUs shall lead the efforts in shelter planning, in identifying solutions and programming since housing and human settlements will be localized. The LGUs shall develop a land inventory system to identify areas for urban growth and planned areas for human settlement through Comprehensive Land Use Plans (CLUPs).

The 2000 Census of Population and Housing, and the 2007 Census of Population

The NSO conducted the 2000 Census of Population and Housing (CPH) to collect information on the demographic and socio-economic and cultural characteristics of the population vital in the formulation and implementation of national development plans.

The housing items covered in the 2000 CPH included the type of building, structural characteristics, state of repair, year built, floor area, tenure status of the house and lot, mode of acquisition, source of financing, and monthly rental of the housing unit. Land ownership was also covered in the census. Definition of terms. For a clearer understanding of the subject matter, the following terms are defined: Building - any structure built, designed or intended for the enclosure, shelter, or

protection of any person, animal, or property, consisting of one or more rooms and


other spaces, covered by a roof and usually enclosed within external walls or with common dividing walls with adjacent buildings, and which usually extend from the foundation to the roof.

Housing unit - a structurally separate and independent abode that, by the way it has been constructed, converted, or arranged, is intended for habitation by one household. Structures or parts of structures—those not intended for habitation, such as commercial, industrial, and cultural buildings, or natural and man-made shelters, such as caves, boats, abandoned trucks, culverts, and others, but are used as living quarters by households, are also considered as housing units.

Residential buildings - buildings that, by the way they have been designed or

constructed, are intended for abode, such as single houses, multiunit residential buildings, and others.

Nonresidential buildings - buildings that have been designed or constructed for purposes other than as abode. These include commercial, industrial, and agricultural buildings, such as offices, rice mills, barns, and the like.

Single house - an independent structure intended for one household, separated by open space or walls from all other structures. It includes the so-called nipa hut, a small thatch-roofed house that is built as a more or less permanent housing unit, or the barong-barong, a dwelling of salvaged makeshift or improvised materials.

Duplex - a structure intended for two households, with complete living facilities for each one. It is divided into two separate housing units, which are usually identical in architecture.

Multiunit residential building - a building intended as a residence, consisting of three or more housing units. These houses may have one or more storeys in a row of three or more housing units, separated from each other by floor-to-ceiling walls, or a building having floors to accommodate three or more housing units.

Commercial building - a building constructed for transacting business or for rendering professional services, such as an office, warehouse, a store, rice mill, and the like.

Industrial building - a building erected for processing, assembling, fabricating, finishing, manufacturing, or packaging operations, such as a factory or a plant.

Agricultural building - any structure built for agricultural purposes, such as a barn, stable, poultry house, or granary.

Institutional living quarters - buildings housing persons confined to receive medical, charitable, or other care and treatment, such as hospitals, orphanages, jails, and penal colonies. These also include such other buildings as convents, school dormitories, and the like.

2007 Housing Statistics. Between census years, a census of population is being held. Data gathered on housing in the 2007 Census of Population are classified and presented as follows:


1. Number of occupied housing units, by type of building. The number of occupied housing units in 2007 totaled 18.16 million, an increase of 22.0 percent from 14.89 million in 2000. NCR had the highest share with 2.49 million housing units (13.7% of the total). Region IV-A or Southern Tagalog and Region III or Central Luzon followed with 2.47 million and 2.00 million housing units, respectively, comprising 13.6 percent and 11.0 percent of the total. Three other regions likewise reached the millionth mark, namely, Western Visayas, Central Visayas and Southern Mindanao. (See Table 14.9.)

A ratio of 102 households per 100 occupied housing units was recorded in 2007. This is slightly lower than 103 households per 100 occupied housing units posted in 2000. The number of persons per occupied housing unit, on the other hand, was posted at 4.9 (2007) slightly lower than 5.1 persons in 2000. In 2000, nearly nine in every ten (13.06 million units or 87.7 percent) occupied housing units were of single type. Multiunit residential units comprised 6.9 percent (1.03 million units), concentrating mainly in the NCR (608,284 units). Duplex-type buildings, meanwhile, numbered 527,699 units, or only 3.5 percent. (Refer to Table 14.10.) For 2007, results on the foregoing types of occupied housing units are not yet available.

2. Number of households, by tenure status of the lot and by type of building.

This pertains to the number of households living in a housing unit on a lot owned or amortized, rented or occupied for free with or without consent of the owner.

Of the 18.54 million households counted in the 2007 Census of Population, 12.16 million (65.6%) owned or amortized the lot in which their housing units stand. About 3.60 million (19.4%) occupied the unit for free with consent of the owner while 2.18 million (11.7%) lived in rented dwellings. Those occupying lots for free without consent of the owner numbered 337,801 or 1.8 percent. Most households in Region IV-A owned or amortized the lot they occupy (1,721,109). Region III followed with 1,580,688. Meanwhile, the least households (937) in CAR occupied the lot either for free without the consent of the owner. (Table 14.13)

In 2000, approximately 87.0 percent (13.4 million) of households lived in single-type housing units; 3.6 percent (555.5 thousand), duplex-type; and 7.2 percent (1.1 million), multiunit residential housing. Those living in commercial, institutional, and other housing units had a combined number of 59,365 or 0.4 percent. (Refer also to Tables 14.12 and 14.13 for other details.)

3. Number of occupied housing units, by type of construction materials of the

outer walls and roof. Data on the construction materials used in walling or roofing provide information on the construction, replacement, and improvement of housing units.

This information can be used as an indicator to evaluate housing needs and estimate investments required in the housing sector. It also determines how many households live in structurally acceptable housing units. Structural acceptability of housing units means that these units are made of durable construction materials that provide household occupants with adequate privacy and protection from adverse weather conditions.

A total of 18.16 million occupied housing units were reported in 2007. Of this number, 6.69 million had concrete, brick or stone outer walls representing 36.8


percent of the total. Approximately 3.78 million units (20.8%) had walls made of half concrete/brick/stone and half wood. About 3.60 million units (19.8%) had walls made of bamboo, sawali, cogon or nipa and about 3.59 million (19.8%) were dwellings with outer walls constructed of wood. Some 1,221 housing units were reported to have no walls at all. Further, a total of 159,681 housing units had no report of the kind of construction materials used for the outer walls. (See Table 14.14.)

Housing units in 2007 with roofs made of galvanized iron or aluminum; and those made of cogon, nipa and anahaw were dominant in number, with the former counting 13.63 million or 75.0 percent of the total occupied housing units, and the latter, 2.96 million or 16.3 percent. Housing units with roofs made of tiles, or concrete clay tiles made up for only 1.1 percent.

Table 14.15 shows regional data distribution of owner-households who had purchased or constructed their housing units by source of financing.

See also Chapter 5 for other related data on the 2007 Census of Population and Housing.

Family Housing Expenditures

Based on the results of the 2009 Family Income and Expenditure Survey (FIES), approximately 13.4 percent of Filipino families’ total expenditure was spent for their housing needs, more specifically 12.8 percent for rent or rental value of the dwelling unit they occupied and only 0.6 percent for house maintenance and repairs. These figures were slightly higher than those posted in 2006 FIES at 13.2 percent, 12.7 percent and 0.5 percent, respectively. Compared with 2003 FIES, figures were lower (13.8 percent, 13.1 percent, and 0.7 percent, respectively).

In 2009, total family expenditure reached PhP3.24 trillion, up by 26.5 percent from PhP2.56 trillion in 2006. Expenditure for housing, however, inched up by 28.4 percent in three years from PhP338.05 billion in 2006 to PhP434.02 billion in 2009. Of the total housing expenditures, PhP414.59 billion was spent for housing rental and PhP19.43 billion for house maintenance.

Among regions in 2009, NCR spent the highest on housing with nearly 34 percent allocated to house rental and 12 percent for payments of house maintenance and minor repair. Calabarzon followed with expenditures of 15.3 percent. Caraga and ARMM, on the other hand, spent least on housing, each with recorded 1.2 percent.


Sources: 14.1 National Statistics Office National Economic and Development Authority 14.2 National Statistical Coordination Board National Economic and Development Authority National Statistics Office Housing and Urban Development Coordinating Council Home Guaranty Corporation National Housing Authority Home Development Mutual Fund (Pag-ibig Fund) Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board National Home Mortgage Finance Corporation Social Housing and Finance Corporation


Number Floor Area Value Number Floor Area Value

Philippines 113,230 22,144,087 200,297,164 86,185 12,196,450 102,943,619 NCR 14,623 8,728,525 99,460,928 7,992 4,727,256 50,946,330

First District 1,378 729,587 8,318,160 518 586,599 6,451,579Second District 2,855 1,774,577 16,746,871 1,670 830,376 8,482,323Third District 2,413 1,654,556 17,508,517 1,382 1,274,097 13,557,744Fourth District 2,730 537,416 3,205,642 1,819 230,975 1,525,545Fifth District 2,421 1,970,380 29,563,077 954 901,174 11,954,560Sixth District 2,826 2,062,009 24,118,658 1,649 904,035 8,974,576

CAR 1,117 292,761 2,751,245 772 134,899 1,159,299

Abra 26 13,233 201,942 10 1,751 14,575Benguet 953 243,532 2,278,955 668 119,271 1,033,382Ifugao 15 4,489 26,214 4 901 4,425Kalinga 92 22,965 192,292 68 11,558 98,241Mountain Province 3 6,441 40,216 - - -Apayao 28 2,101 11,624 22 1,418 8,673

I - Ilocos Region 6,643 766,437 5,804,223 5,344 515,095 3,650,198

Ilocos Norte 1,931 178,379 1,518,331 1,493 136,478 1,002,447Ilocos Sur 1,126 125,290 901,709 954 84,883 542,238La Union 902 140,641 1,006,786 709 85,402 641,472Pangasinan 2,684 322,127 2,377,396 2,188 208,332 1,464,040

II - Cagayan Valley 2,429 308,970 1,948,337 1,875 161,599 1,009,236

Batanes 34 4,069 30,778 26 3,083 23,079Cagayan 1,740 163,401 890,293 1,380 95,591 551,373Isabela 527 98,000 688,669 398 53,636 368,266Nueva Vizcaya 62 28,144 230,592 32 4,040 34,845Quirino 66 15,356 108,002 39 5,249 31,671

III - Central Luzon 14,541 1,918,998 14,323,568 11,433 1,152,123 7,953,570

Aurora 453 35,958 274,769 349 20,836 110,595Bataan 636 139,514 1,385,168 474 73,400 647,229Bulacan 4,477 549,978 2,979,727 3,712 335,139 1,845,093Nueva Ecija 1,600 236,767 1,689,329 925 97,837 745,607Pampanga 5,896 742,135 6,343,564 5,021 492,509 3,604,946Tarlac 1,032 131,918 961,272 646 80,891 561,482Zambales 447 82,728 689,739 306 51,511 438,615

IVA - Calabarzon 29,379 3,634,086 28,224,352 23,751 2,337,473 17,786,202

Batangas 4,894 648,525 4,510,142 3,872 404,833 2,849,112Cavite 10,943 1,113,383 8,958,076 8,796 823,687 6,604,340Laguna 6,969 925,517 7,088,655 5,827 487,114 3,521,334Quezon 1,780 195,200 1,743,153 1,538 129,130 1,175,170Rizal 4,793 751,461 5,924,323 3,718 492,709 3,636,245

Continued

(Floor Area in Square Meters, Value in Thousand Pesos)

Region/ProvinceTotal Residential

TABLE 14.1 Number, Floor Area, and Value of Private Building Constructionby Type of Building and by Region and Provinces: 2010



IVB - Mimaropa 2,142 319,089 2,143,207 1,751 188,153 1,230,327

Marinduque 298 27,969 157,954 275 23,986 135,382Occidental Mindoro 64 33,532 193,693 26 7,316 42,793Oriental Mindoro 788 111,190 760,435 736 88,887 600,634Palawan 672 112,478 799,672 478 42,976 288,503Romblon 320 33,920 231,450 236 24,988 163,013

V - Bicol Region 2,041 371,545 2,424,188 1,537 205,099 1,177,959

Albay 435 179,716 798,731 265 88,508 309,335Camarines Norte 112 12,179 83,119 99 11,054 71,032Camarines Sur 1,105 106,102 963,414 945 74,759 538,889Catanduanes 83 13,399 101,942 66 11,167 84,240Masbate 110 21,136 164,918 51 5,541 54,037Sorsogon 196 39,013 312,062 111 14,070 120,422

VI - Western Visayas 4,042 944,411 7,530,487 3,120 413,459 3,268,738

Aklan 278 67,944 759,186 171 30,907 242,732Antique 237 46,020 474,779 151 19,065 133,962Capiz 349 60,142 484,234 246 33,306 272,032Guimaras 19 8,347 65,292 11 1,508 9,291Iloilo 1,031 282,765 2,173,367 729 119,564 923,609Negros Occidental 2,128 479,193 3,573,626 1,812 209,109 1,687,110

VII - Central Visayas 13,061 1,954,444 13,933,199 10,543 1,125,714 7,174,592

Bohol 3,026 301,093 1,925,893 2,598 225,632 1,377,266Cebu 7,288 1,448,030 10,837,900 5,905 761,580 5,122,126Negros Oriental 2,631 192,722 1,064,285 1,957 129,574 605,820Siquijor 116 12,599 105,120 83 8,928 69,379

VIII - Eastern Visayas 2,165 299,303 2,167,658 1,502 162,963 1,138,368

Biliran 130 20,355 105,132 101 12,508 72,235Eastern Samar 152 17,120 160,022 81 10,113 83,862Leyte 1,357 200,116 1,427,747 969 107,614 771,756Northern Samar 118 11,758 78,558 90 8,236 45,262Samar 190 23,978 213,430 118 11,973 80,954Southern Leyte 218 25,976 182,767 143 12,519 84,298

IX - Zamboanga Peninsula 1,765 139,755 966,548 1,464 85,800 396,988

Zamboanga del Norte 1,218 102,970 745,491 983 59,755 245,513Zamboanga del Sur 536 35,328 210,043 479 25,794 149,883Isabela City 11 1,457 11,014 2 251 1,591

X - Northern Mindanao 6,346 638,533 4,620,304 5,476 316,371 1,841,644

Bukidnon 749 146,322 628,053 529 45,984 215,150Camiguin 769 29,292 110,303 720 24,327 64,261Lanao del Norte 1,530 80,604 924,307 1,387 60,965 227,717Misamis Occidental 628 67,950 384,212 543 37,716 201,205Misamis Oriental 2,670 314,365 2,573,427 2,297 147,379 1,133,308

Continued

Table 14.1--Continued




XI - Davao Region 7,938 1,077,963 8,665,568 6,030 390,408 2,629,956

Davao del Norte 2,638 247,001 1,094,205 2,123 98,668 382,034Davao del Sur 3,807 725,204 7,031,774 2,808 239,371 2,044,566Davao Oriental 193 39,087 201,179 137 14,683 80,338Compostela Valley 1,300 66,671 338,408 962 37,686 123,016

XII - Soccsksargen 2,183 449,001 3,645,280 1,299 118,342 775,543

Cotabato (North) 368 37,743 205,101 207 11,624 65,863Sarangani 105 14,909 101,077 70 7,398 44,014South Cotabato 1,229 333,369 2,697,299 665 73,195 523,218Sultan Kudarat 187 25,692 127,001 133 11,763 57,995Cotabato City 294 37,288 514,801 224 14,362 84,452

XIII - Caraga 2,585 264,146 1,578,642 2,100 144,182 740,386

Agusan del Norte 1,872 162,752 946,743 1,610 103,639 502,018Agusan del Sur 334 31,944 204,595 258 13,387 74,867Surigao del Norte 256 53,471 320,191 154 19,739 131,368Surigao del Sur 123 15,979 107,112 78 7,417 32,133

ARMM 230 36,120 109,422 196 17,514 64,273

Basilan a 4 561 6,594 1 287 1,281Lanao del Sur 113 16,437 68,615 95 14,244 52,082

Maguindanao b 113 19,122 34,212 100 2,983 10,909


Philippines 13,237 9,273,089 82,722,312 13,808 674,548 14,631,231 NCR 1,888 3,783,716 41,172,174 4,743 217,553 7,342,418

First District 234 121,815 1,182,888 626 21,173 683,692Second District 307 916,895 7,359,701 878 27,306 904,845Third District 165 339,483 2,672,744 866 40,976 1,278,028Fourth District 351 271,035 1,076,158 560 35,406 603,938Fifth District 364 1,018,618 15,265,772 1,103 50,588 2,342,743Sixth District 467 1,115,870 13,614,908 710 42,104 1,529,172

CAR 210 145,706 1,416,277 135 12,156 175,665

Abra 15 11,482 187,200 1 - 166Benguet 155 112,312 1,072,860 130 11,949 172,710Ifugao 9 3,396 19,179 2 192 2,609 Kalinga 24 11,407 94,050 - - - Mountain Province 3 6,441 40,216 - - - Apayao 4 668 2,769 2 15 180

Continued

Nonresidential Additions, Alterations, and Repairs





I - Ilocos Region 898 233,494 1,854,423 401 17,848 299,600

Ilocos Norte 223 34,768 428,872 215 7,133 87,011Ilocos Sur 112 33,883 263,793 60 6,524 95,676La Union 155 52,812 317,834 38 2,427 47,479Pangasinan 408 112,031 843,923 88 1,764 69,432

II - Cagayan Valley 327 143,807 857,094 227 3,564 82,005

Batanes 4 313 3,099 4 673 4,598Cagayan 168 66,222 288,765 192 1,588 50,154Isabela 105 43,206 296,073 24 1,158 24,329Nueva Vizcaya 26 24,039 193,494 4 65 2,252 Quirino 24 10,027 75,660 3 80 669

III - Central Luzon 1,528 712,516 5,308,905 1,580 54,359 1,061,088

Aurora 90 14,895 159,987 14 227 4,187Bataan 114 64,468 700,014 48 1,646 37,923Bulacan 345 196,354 936,708 420 18,485 197,925Nueva Ecija 308 129,741 801,026 367 9,189 142,694Pampanga 388 233,863 2,209,060 487 15,763 529,556Tarlac 183 44,996 290,281 203 6,031 109,508Zambales 100 28,199 211,828 41 3,018 39,295

IVA - Calabarzon 1,988 1,116,205 8,242,337 3,640 180,408 2,195,807

Batangas 509 216,947 1,323,128 513 26,745 337,901Cavite 517 231,440 1,694,999 1,630 58,256 658,735Laguna 464 405,273 3,002,008 678 33,130 565,311Quezon 102 63,830 495,304 140 2,240 72,678Rizal 396 198,715 1,726,895 679 60,037 561,182

IVB - Mimaropa 324 120,393 817,397 67 10,543 95,478

Marinduque 20 3,983 22,267 3 - 304Occidental Mindoro 35 25,855 146,840 3 361 4,059Oriental Mindoro 43 20,712 146,808 9 1,591 12,991Palawan 166 62,858 450,944 28 6,644 60,224Romblon 60 6,985 50,536 24 1,947 17,900

V - Bicol Region 330 162,465 1,071,816 174 3,981 174,405

Albay 106 91,103 417,564 64 105 71,830 Camarines Norte 9 1,004 8,350 4 121 3,735 Camarines Sur 97 31,234 373,441 63 109 51,083Catanduanes 14 2,232 16,776 3 - 924Masbate 48 15,151 102,656 11 444 8,223Sorsogon 56 21,741 153,029 29 3,202 38,610

VI - Western Visayas 642 519,851 3,749,891 280 11,101 511,852

Aklan 66 34,007 288,342 41 3,030 228,111Antique 66 25,835 324,534 20 1,120 16,281Capiz 70 25,959 173,575 33 877 38,626

Continued

Region/ProvinceNonresidential Additions, Alterations, and Repairs




Guimaras 7 6,839 55,001 1 - 1,000 Iloilo 177 158,702 1,133,095 125 4,499 116,662Negros Occidental 256 268,509 1,775,342 60 1,575 111,172

VII - Central Visayas 1,703 802,671 6,091,927 815 26,059 666,675Bohol 288 70,106 482,562 140 5,355 66,063Cebu 1,084 672,935 5,204,594 299 13,515 511,179Negros Oriental 303 56,008 370,953 371 7,140 87,510Siquijor 28 3,622 33,816 5 49 1,923

VIII - Eastern Visayas 362 101,165 625,325 301 35,175 403,956Biliran 23 7,799 31,015 6 48 1,880Eastern Samar 32 6,099 55,049 39 908 21,109Leyte 199 65,003 347,212 189 27,499 308,777Northern Samar 18 3,502 29,229 10 20 4,066Samar (Western Samar) 46 6,816 82,300 26 5,189 50,174Southern Leyte 44 11,946 80,517 31 1,511 17,950

IX - Zamboanga Peninsula 224 50,773 511,226 77 3,182 58,330Zamboanga del Norte 168 40,260 444,488 67 2,955 55,488Zamboanga del Sur 49 9,403 57,905 8 131 2,253Isabela City 7 1,110 8,832 2 96 589

X - Northern Mindanao 650 314,907 2,137,720 220 7,255 640,936Bukidnon 181 98,752 389,695 39 1,586 23,206Camiguin 36 4,819 44,125 13 146 1,915Lanao del Norte 109 18,937 184,346 34 702 512,243Misamis Occidental 71 30,145 174,718 14 89 8,288Misamis Oriental 253 162,254 1,344,833 120 4,732 95,284

XI - Davao Region 1,195 637,791 5,443,258 713 49,764 592,350Compostela Valley 270 26,771 209,407 68 2,214 5,983Davao del Norte 337 144,655 671,867 178 3,678 40,302Davao del Sur 541 442,453 4,441,712 458 43,380 545,495Davao Oriental 47 23,912 120,270 9 492 570

XII - Soccsksargen 596 296,673 2,627,506 288 33,986 242,226Cotabato (North) 145 25,961 133,413 16 158 5,823Sarangani 24 7,501 55,296 11 10 1,766 South Cotabato 352 229,367 1,972,010 212 30,807 202,069Sultan Kudarat 43 12,626 59,937 11 1,303 9,068Cotabato City 32 21,218 406,847 38 1,708 23,500

XIII - Caraga 351 112,695 756,258 134 7,269 81,994Agusan del Norte 194 56,897 421,348 68 2,216 23,376Agusan del Sur 57 17,878 118,887 19 679 10,840Surigao del Norte 61 29,384 143,256 41 4,348 45,567Surigao del Sur 39 8,536 72,766 6 26 2,211

ARMM 21 18,261 38,769 13 345 6,377

Basilan a 2 78 1,043 1 196 4,268Lanao del Sur 13 2,143 14,888 5 50 1,644

Maguindanao b 6 16,040 22,836 7 99 465

a Excluding Isabela City. b Excluding Cotabato City. Source: National Statistics Office

Region/ProvinceNonresidential Additions, Alterations, and Repairs

Table 14.1--Concluded


Number Floor Area Value Number Floor Area Value Number Floor Area Value

Philippines 86,185 12,196,450 102,943,619 74,177 6,974,907 51,547,190 1,505 269,089 1,713,524

NCR 7,992 4,727,256 50,946,330 6,009 1,188,586 10,351,225 229 56,597 468,182First District 518 586,599 6,451,579 281 96,725 824,848 - - -Second District 1,670 830,376 8,482,323 1,166 304,354 2,500,286 48 10,783 77,256Third District 1,382 1,274,097 13,557,744 1,081 186,659 1,832,193 38 8,801 85,174Fourth District 1,819 230,975 1,525,545 1,536 158,841 1,101,422 16 2,331 13,281Fifth District 954 901,174 11,954,560 719 138,497 1,301,779 27 9,941 93,059Sixth District 1,649 904,035 8,974,576 1,226 303,510 2,790,695 100 24,741 199,410

CAR 772 134,899 1,159,299 674 98,496 825,938 31 4,828 45,633Abra 10 1,751 14,575 9 1,583 13,714 - - -Benguet 668 119,271 1,033,382 572 83,361 702,990 31 4,828 45,633Ifugao 4 901 4,425 3 576 2,318 - - -Kalinga 68 11,558 98,241 68 11,558 98,241 - - -Apayao 22 1,418 8,673 22 1,418 8,673 - - -

I - Ilocos Region 5,344 515,095 3,650,198 5,166 476,455 3,380,503 51 10,323 67,343Ilocos Norte 1,493 136,478 1,002,447 1,473 130,019 958,534 6 1,412 11,621Ilocos Sur 954 84,883 542,238 934 79,270 503,339 9 1,075 5,146La Union 709 85,402 641,472 659 78,634 589,416 12 1,476 9,743Pangasinan 2,188 208,332 1,464,040 2,100 188,532 1,329,213 24 6,360 40,832

II - Cagayan Valley 1,875 161,599 1,009,236 1,816 139,957 903,859 4 940 7,227Batanes 26 3,083 23,079 26 3,083 23,079 - - -Cagayan 1,380 95,591 551,373 1,352 89,354 506,722 1 55 60 Isabela 398 53,636 368,266 368 38,695 311,039 3 885 7,167 Nueva Vizcaya 32 4,040 34,845 32 4,040 34,845 - - -Quirino 39 5,249 31,671 38 4,785 28,171 - - -

III - Central Luzon 11,433 1,152,123 7,953,570 7,081 793,025 5,790,471 211 18,804 145,417Aurora 349 20,836 110,595 344 20,110 105,845 - - -Bataan 474 73,400 647,229 433 56,243 502,488 9 1,261 11,874Bulacan 3,712 335,139 1,845,093 2,489 224,449 1,287,876 33 3,129 18,726Nueva Ecija 925 97,837 745,607 850 86,583 666,236 19 1,585 11,078Pampanga 5,021 492,509 3,604,946 2,104 298,369 2,403,080 143 11,896 96,061Tarlac 646 80,891 561,482 604 68,867 501,811 3 445 3,606Zambales 306 51,511 438,615 257 38,404 323,132 4 488 4,070

IVA - Calabarzon 23,751 2,337,473 17,786,202 20,363 1,656,106 13,439,722 449 66,049 411,211Batangas 3,872 404,833 2,849,112 3,381 331,536 2,455,938 124 12,347 46,107Cavite 8,796 823,687 6,604,340 7,711 518,753 4,295,030 91 8,569 55,805Laguna 5,827 487,114 3,521,334 5,200 394,238 2,947,664 69 10,422 69,285Quezon 1,538 129,130 1,175,170 1,517 123,642 1,137,089 2 163 2,721Rizal 3,718 492,709 3,636,245 2,554 287,937 2,603,998 163 34,548 237,291

Continued

Duplex or Quadruplex

(Floor Area in Square Meters, Value in Thousands)

TABLE 14.2 Number of New Residential Building Construction Started, Floor Area and Value of Construction, by Type of Building, by Region and Province: 2010

Region and ProvinceTotal Single



IVB - Mimaropa 1,751 188,153 1,230,325 1,693 172,920 1,129,150 6 1,201 10,897Marinduque 275 23,986 135,382 271 22,758 129,198 - - -Occidental Mindoro 26 7,316 42,793 19 4,621 24,971 2 537 5,600Oriental Mindoro 736 88,887 600,634 714 84,065 565,707 - - -Palawan 478 42,976 288,503 456 37,005 249,399 3 547 4,165Romblon 236 24,988 163,013 233 24,471 159,875 1 117 1,132

V - Bicol Region 1,537 205,099 1,177,959 1,372 180,175 1,039,541 13 1,310 10,187Albay 265 88,508 309,335 260 82,523 288,628 - - -Camarines Norte 99 11,054 71,032 88 8,474 60,082 3 228 2,039 Camarines Sur 945 74,759 538,889 829 62,890 462,278 6 905 7,071 Catanduanes 66 11,167 84,240 65 11,086 83,393 - - -Masbate 51 5,541 54,037 49 5,042 48,777 - - -Sorsogon 111 14,070 120,422 81 10,160 96,383 4 177 1,076

VI - Western Visayas 3,120 413,459 3,268,738 3,021 381,909 3,041,741 18 2,483 16,399Aklan 171 30,907 242,732 168 29,997 237,592 2 126 1,137Antique 151 19,065 133,962 151 19,065 133,962 - - -Capiz 246 33,306 272,032 234 30,613 248,560 5 898 5,444Guimaras 11 1,508 9,291 11 1,508 9,291 - - -Iloilo 729 119,564 923,609 679 103,503 816,038 8 1,079 7,487Negros Occidental 1,812 209,109 1,687,110 1,778 197,223 1,596,295 3 380 2,330

VII - Central Visayas 10,543 1,125,714 7,174,592 9,377 764,658 4,891,064 372 95,687 460,659Bohol 2,598 225,632 1,377,266 2,532 209,863 1,257,794 18 3,100 18,209 Cebu 5,905 761,580 5,122,126 4,883 431,266 3,044,589 335 90,816 429,573Negros Oriental 1,957 129,574 605,820 1,880 114,753 519,401 19 1,771 12,876Siquijor 83 8,928 69,379 82 8,776 69,279 - - -

VIII - Eastern Visayas 1,502 162,963 1,138,368 1,359 140,808 989,566 69 4,427 24,173Biliran 101 12,508 72,235 97 11,636 67,824 1 102 528Eastern Samar 81 10,113 83,862 80 9,940 82,416 - - -Leyte 969 107,614 771,756 894 92,675 661,849 17 2,245 12,999Northern Samar 90 8,236 45,262 89 8,125 43,491 - - -Samar 118 11,973 80,954 63 7,125 60,614 50 2,000 10,000Southern Leyte 143 12,519 84,298 136 11,307 73,369 1 80 644

IX - Zamboanga Peninsula 1,464 85,800 396,988 1,450 83,880 385,282 3 284 1,406Zamboanga del Norte 983 59,755 245,513 972 58,040 235,768 2 209 1,300Zamboanga del Sur 479 25,794 149,883 476 25,589 147,922 1 75 106Isabela City 2 251 1,591 2 251 1,591 - - -

X - Northern Mindanao 5,476 316,371 1,841,644 5,353 292,595 1,662,621 16 2,187 13,731Bukidnon 529 45,984 215,150 514 43,213 199,385 4 394 1,257Camiguin 720 24,327 64,261 719 24,248 64,100 1 79 161Lanao del Norte 1,387 60,965 227,717 1,377 58,477 214,757 3 331 1,754Misamis Occidental 543 37,716 201,205 527 35,132 185,012 3 668 5,044Misamis Oriental 2,297 147,379 1,133,308 2,216 131,525 999,365 5 715 5,513

Continued

Region and ProvinceTotal Single


Duplex or Quadruplex



XI - Davao Region 6,030 390,408 2,629,956 5,931 345,926 2,276,261 14 1,647 17,520Compostela Valley 962 37,686 123,016 953 36,444 117,184 4 289 3,183 Davao del Norte 2,123 98,668 382,034 2,104 94,684 365,220 - - -Davao del Sur 2,808 239,371 2,044,566 2,738 200,223 1,714,133 10 1,358 14,336Davao Oriental 137 14,683 80,338 136 14,575 79,724 - - -

XII - Soccsksargen 1,299 118,342 775,543 1,251 106,253 697,664 12 1,478 10,700North Cotabato 207 11,624 65,863 205 11,393 64,723 2 231 1,140South Cotabato 665 73,195 523,218 630 64,790 464,323 9 1,206 9,413Sultan Kudarat 133 11,763 57,995 127 10,096 50,777 - - -Sarangani 70 7,398 44,014 66 5,883 37,074 1 41 146Cotabato City 224 14,362 84,452 223 14,091 80,765 - - -

XIII - Caraga 2,100 144,182 740,386 2,065 135,644 678,294 7 844 2,828Agusan del Norte 1,610 103,639 502,018 1,591 98,321 463,965 2 253 593Agusan del Sur 258 13,387 74,867 251 12,028 60,855 - - - Surigao del Norte 154 19,739 131,368 147 18,050 121,848 3 419 1,726 Surigao del Sur 78 7,417 32,133 76 7,245 31,624 2 172 508

ARMM 196 17,514 64,273 196 17,514 64,273 - - -

Basilan a 1 287 1,281 1 287 1,281 - - -

Lanao del Sur 95 14,244 52,082 95 14,244 52,082 - - -

Maguindanao b 100 2,983 10,909 100 2,983 10,909 - - -


Philippines 10,013 1,891,238 12,643,479 126 3,008,529 36,750,697 364 52,687 288,727

NCR 1,607 604,996 4,882,871 119 2,872,856 35,215,061 28 4,221 28,989First District 213 116,098 1,049,275 22 372,796 4,573,254 2 980 4,201Second District 435 136,557 1,019,740 15 377,789 4,878,436 6 893 6,604Third District 222 82,868 715,570 31 994,870 10,917,208 10 899 7,597Fourth District 264 67,146 393,403 1 2,601 17,059 2 56 377Fifth District 186 99,336 843,290 22 653,400 9,716,432 - - -Sixth District 287 102,991 861,591 28 471,400 5,112,670 8 1,393 10,208

CAR 64 31,382 286,305 - - - 3 193 1,422Abra 1 168 861 - - - - - -Benguet 62 30,889 283,336 - - - 3 193 1,422Ifugao 1 325 2,107 - - - - - -Kalinga - - - - - - - - -Apayao - - - - - - - - -

I - Ilocos Region 111 26,425 190,027 - - - 16 1,892 12,323Ilocos Norte 9 4,630 31,003 - - - 5 417 1,287Ilocos Sur 8 4,350 32,171 - - - 3 188 1,580La Union 38 5,292 42,313 - - - - - -Pangasinan 56 12,153 84,539 - - - 8 1,287 9,455

Continued

Total Single Duplex or Quadruplex

Region and ProvinceApartment/Accessoria Residential Condominium Others

Region and Province




II - Cagayan Valley 48 10,648 94,856 - - - 7 10,054 3,293 Batanes - - - - - - - - -Cagayan 26 6,128 44,320 - - - 1 54 270Isabela 21 4,056 47,035 - - - 6 10,000 3,023Nueva Vizcaya - - - - - - - - -Quirino 1 464 3,500 - - - - - -

III - Central Luzon 4,122 328,539 1,912,801 1 9,821 93,435 18 1,934 11,445Aurora 5 726 4,750 - - - - - -Bataan 28 5,910 38,631 1 9,821 93,435 3 165 799Bulacan 1,185 107,010 536,951 - - - 5 551 1,538Nueva Ecija 53 9,394 66,729 - - - 3 275 1,563Pampanga 2,770 181,732 1,099,989 - - - 4 512 5,815Tarlac 37 11,328 54,515 - - - 2 251 1,548Zambales 44 12,439 111,232 - - - 1 180 180

IVA - Calabarzon 2,894 510,580 2,740,959 3 98,732 1,155,656 42 6,006 38,652Batangas 347 59,425 339,271 - - - 20 1,525 7,794Cavite 986 196,328 1,083,911 3 98,732 1,155,656 5 1,305 13,935Laguna 554 81,871 498,059 - - - 4 583 6,325Quezon 15 4,978 32,998 - - - 4 347 2,360Rizal 992 167,978 786,719 - - - 9 2,246 8,236

IVB - Mimaropa 27 10,965 72,974 - - - 25 3,067 17,301Marinduque - - - - - - 4 1,228 6,184Occidental Mindoro 3 1,841 9,399 - - - 2 317 2,822Oriental Mindoro 10 4,251 29,920 - - - 12 571 5,006Palawan 12 4,473 31,649 - - - 7 951 3,288Romblon 2 400 2,004 - - - - - -

V - Bicol Region 23 14,395 61,927 - - - 129 9,219 66,298Albay 5 5,985 20,707 - - - - - -Camarines Norte 8 2,352 8,909 - - - - - -Camarines Sur 4 4,882 22,560 - - - 106 6,082 46,978Catanduanes 1 81 847 - - - - - -Masbate 2 499 5,259 - - - - - -Sorsogon 3 596 3,641 - - - 23 3,137 19,320

VI - Western Visayas 73 26,920 196,788 1 650 7,129 7 1,497 6,678Aklan 1 784 4,001 - - - - - -Antique - - - - - - - - -Capiz 7 1,795 18,026 - - - - - -Guimaras - - - - - - - - -Iloilo 39 14,686 99,156 - - - 3 296 927Negros Occidental 26 9,655 75,603 1 650 7,129 4 1,201 5,750

VII - Central Visayas 763 253,593 1,667,161 1 8,695 136,345 30 3,081 19,361Bohol 41 12,264 98,824 - - - 7 405 2,438Cebu 671 228,979 1,497,284 1 8,695 136,345 15 1,824 14,332Negros Oriental 51 12,350 71,051 - - - 7 700 2,490Siquijor - - - - - - 1 152 100

Continued






VIII - Eastern Visayas 48 12,030 80,234 - - - 26 5,698 44,394Biliran 3 770 3,882 - - - - - -Eastern Samar 1 173 1,445 - - - - - -Leyte 35 7,735 59,267 - - - 23 4,959 37,639Northern Samar 1 111 1,770 - - - - - -Samar 5 2,848 10,339 - - - - - -Southern Leyte 3 393 3,529 - - - 3 739 6,754

IX - Zamboanga Peninsula 5 1,001 7,354 - - - 6 635 2,946Zamboanga del Norte 5 1,001 7,354 - - - 4 505 1,091Zamboanga del Sur - - - - - - 2 130 1,855Isabela City - - - - - - - - -

X - Northern Mindanao 97 20,118 154,891 - - - 10 1,471 10,399Bukidnon 8 2,207 12,193 - - - 3 170 2,313Camiguin - - - - - - - - -Lanao del Norte 6 2,144 11,174 - - - 1 13 30Misamis Occidental 12 1,847 10,962 - - - 1 69 186Misamis Oriental 71 13,920 120,560 - - - 5 1,219 7,870

XI - Davao Region 79 23,517 180,027 1 17,775 143,067 5 1,543 13,076Compostela Valley 4 786 2,198 - - - 1 167 450Davao del Norte 19 3,984 16,813 - - - - - -Davao del Sur 55 18,639 160,401 1 17,775 143,067 4 1,376 12,626Davao Oriental 1 108 613 - - - - - -

XII - Soccsksargen 31 10,085 64,140 - - - 5 526 3,036Cotabato - - - - - - - - -Sarangani 3 1,474 6,792 - - - - - -South Cotabato 22 6,817 46,612 - - - 4 382 2,868Sultan Kudarat 5 1,523 7,050 - - - 1 144 167Cotabato City 1 271 3,686 - - - - - -

XIII - Caraga 21 6,044 50,156 - - - 7 1,650 9,106Agusan del Norte 10 3,415 28,352 - - - 7 1,650 9,106Agusan del Sur 7 1,359 14,011 - - - - - -Surigao del Norte 4 1,270 7,792 - - - - - -Surigao del Sur - - - - - - - - -

ARMM - - - - - - - - -

Basilan a - - - - - - - - -Lanao del Sur - - - - - - - - -

Maguindanao b - - - - - - - - -

a Excluding Isabela City.b Excluding Cotabato City.

Source: National Statistics Office.




Philippines 13,237 9,273,089 82,722,312 7,542 5,746,389 55,353,497 1,413 1,664,587 9,687,273

NCR 1,888 3,783,716 41,172,174 1,046 2,946,128 32,690,630 190 488,502 3,119,712First District 234 121,815 1,182,888 140 86,202 735,994 18 5,453 45,097Second District 307 916,895 7,359,701 134 601,669 4,961,357 27 222,880 1,364,029Third District 165 339,483 2,672,744 111 307,537 1,997,210 13 7,219 40,223Fourth District 351 271,035 1,076,158 151 91,618 350,339 84 166,271 606,280Fifth District 364 1,018,618 15,265,772 214 951,841 14,730,644 14 36,977 151,353Sixth District 467 1,115,870 13,614,908 296 907,261 9,915,082 34 49,702 912,727

CAR 210 145,706 1,416,277 127 69,655 564,407 8 4,662 30,297Abra 15 11,482 187,200 8 2,217 13,595 2 1,602 4,929Benguet 155 112,312 1,072,860 104 62,687 515,775 4 2,730 24,497Ifugao 9 3,396 19,179 6 2,014 14,642 - - -Kalinga 24 11,407 94,050 8 2,597 19,666 2 330 869Mountain Province 3 6,441 40,216 - - - - - -Apayao 4 668 2,769 1 140 727 - - -

I - Ilocos Region 898 233,494 1,854,423 532 114,874 971,706 69 39,321 218,594Ilocos Norte 223 34,768 428,872 150 22,044 288,529 12 3,087 18,197Ilocos Sur 112 33,883 263,793 67 14,954 117,926 7 10,057 31,563La Union 155 52,812 317,834 87 32,271 207,650 14 8,656 35,586Pangasinan 408 112,031 843,923 228 45,605 357,600 36 17,521 133,246

II - Cagayan Valley 327 143,807 857,094 181 50,534 393,937 46 21,698 101,696Batanes 4 313 3,099 4 313 3,099 - - -Cagayan 168 66,222 288,765 91 19,858 150,700 26 8,218 39,359Isabela 105 43,206 296,073 58 19,418 140,308 19 13,210 59,336Nueva Vizcaya 26 24,039 193,494 15 7,449 73,317 - - -Quirino 24 10,027 75,660 13 3,496 26,510 1 270 3,000

III - Central Luzon 1,528 712,516 5,308,905 801 283,406 2,530,100 214 216,273 1,093,129Aurora 90 14,895 159,987 55 6,097 43,249 8 1,275 10,267Bataan 114 64,468 700,014 63 32,839 525,835 10 7,329 57,042Bulacan 345 196,354 936,708 154 49,423 305,183 84 104,921 396,308Nueva Ecija 308 129,741 801,026 138 56,052 383,347 53 28,555 173,379Pampanga 388 233,863 2,209,060 230 100,003 977,294 39 69,246 436,310Tarlac 183 44,996 290,281 98 21,222 144,050 14 3,056 9,992Zambales 100 28,199 211,828 63 17,770 151,138 6 1,891 9,829

IVA - Calabarzon 1,988 1,116,205 8,242,337 1,072 498,473 4,200,431 223 274,665 1,400,968Batangas 509 216,947 1,323,128 299 90,459 585,741 43 29,578 216,364Cavite 517 231,440 1,694,999 289 94,879 731,346 53 57,193 246,186Laguna 464 405,273 3,002,008 253 195,073 1,838,461 74 136,498 661,792Quezon 102 63,830 495,304 42 9,709 79,231 11 3,633 22,437Rizal 396 198,715 1,726,895 189 108,355 965,650 42 47,763 254,187

Continued

TABLE 14.3 Number of New Nonresidential Building Construction Started, Floor Areaand Value of Construction, by Type of Building, by Region and Province: 2010

(Floor Area in Square Meter, Value in Thousands)

Region and ProvinceTotal Commercial Industrial



IVB - Mimaropa 324 120,393 817,397 217 75,140 505,182 29 11,120 82,461Marinduque 20 3,983 22,267 15 3,285 17,089 - - -Occidental Mindoro 35 25,855 146,840 16 3,781 35,475 11 6,734 25,906Oriental Mindoro 43 20,712 146,808 31 14,757 118,705 1 120 476Palawan 166 62,858 450,944 118 48,831 314,458 14 3,963 50,648Romblon 60 6,985 50,536 37 4,486 19,454 3 303 5,430

V - Bicol Region 330 162,465 1,071,818 227 120,447 659,386 20 10,009 48,644Albay 106 91,103 417,564 90 77,925 355,624 4 2,640 12,066Camarines Norte 9 1,004 8,350 5 558 1,834 2 446 4,524Camarines Sur 97 31,234 373,441 69 15,329 134,925 7 1,464 6,294Catanduanes 14 2,232 16,776 8 1,916 12,698 - - -Masbate 48 15,151 102,656 16 6,740 44,370 4 4,761 22,984Sorsogon 56 21,741 153,029 39 17,979 109,932 3 698 2,774

VI - Western Visayas 642 519,851 3,749,891 390 192,508 1,293,460 61 209,188 1,231,480Aklan 66 34,007 288,342 49 20,733 181,662 7 1,116 4,555Antique 66 25,835 324,534 43 10,520 48,680 2 312 1,218Capiz 70 25,959 173,575 47 16,301 102,818 5 2,417 12,431Guimaras 7 6,839 55,001 5 784 8,022 - - -Iloilo 177 158,702 1,133,095 100 84,780 571,616 22 31,964 307,854Negros Occidental 256 268,509 1,775,342 146 59,390 380,660 25 173,379 909,420

VII - Central Visayas 1,703 802,671 6,091,927 960 506,621 4,016,984 179 134,407 848,645Bohol 288 70,106 482,562 176 34,863 277,880 28 8,290 36,927Cebu 1,084 672,935 5,204,594 562 428,314 3,460,953 133 123,839 801,278Negros Oriental 303 56,008 370,953 206 41,940 267,797 18 2,278 10,439Siquijor 28 3,622 33,816 16 1,504 10,353 - - -

VIII - Eastern Visayas 362 101,165 625,322 200 52,689 299,499 22 7,197 35,453Biliran 23 7,799 31,015 16 4,903 20,575 1 29 48 Eastern Samar 32 6,099 55,049 14 3,232 19,261 2 146 340Leyte 199 65,003 347,212 109 29,862 155,388 15 5,482 28,371Northern Samar 18 3,502 29,229 7 1,777 12,125 - - -Samar 46 6,816 82,300 20 3,831 31,729 1 10 54Southern Leyte 44 11,946 80,517 34 9,084 60,419 3 1,530 6,638

IX - Zamboanga Peninsula 224 50,773 511,226 154 29,304 168,996 14 3,426 12,299Zamboanga del Norte 168 40,260 444,488 122 21,360 122,030 10 3,011 8,540Zamboanga del Sur 49 9,403 57,905 30 7,890 46,418 3 189 1,345Isabela City 7 1,110 8,832 2 54 548 1 226 2,413

X - Northern Mindanao 650 314,907 2,137,720 381 118,015 801,181 62 97,945 725,081Bukidnon 181 98,752 389,695 102 28,299 169,007 19 31,218 124,512Camiguin 36 4,819 44,125 29 3,653 18,918 - - -Lanao del Norte 109 18,937 184,346 66 11,579 75,605 5 664 3,786Misamis Occidental 71 30,145 174,718 55 12,529 73,455 1 259 4,440Misamis Oriental 253 162,254 1,344,833 129 61,955 464,195 37 65,804 592,342

Continued

Table 14.3 -- Continued




XI - Davao Region 1,195 637,791 5,443,258 645 422,838 3,947,382 178 90,956 467,806Compostela Valley 270 26,771 209,407 119 10,183 130,245 60 8,734 35,820Davao del Norte 337 144,655 671,867 202 108,281 449,022 47 18,750 96,919Davao del Sur 541 442,453 4,441,712 300 288,252 3,289,717 68 59,953 326,502Davao Oriental 47 23,912 120,270 24 16,122 78,396 3 3,519 8,564

XII - Soccsksargen 596 296,673 2,627,506 391 208,997 1,849,805 65 27,596 202,786Cotabato 145 25,961 133,413 93 15,141 92,418 6 1,131 8,751Sarangani 24 7,501 55,296 11 1,878 12,680 7 4,192 37,814South Cotabato 352 229,367 1,972,010 237 174,609 1,671,791 45 18,187 147,766Sultan Kudarat 43 12,626 59,937 33 8,426 47,620 4 2,931 4,737Cotabato City 32 21,218 406,847 17 8,943 25,293 3 1,155 3,716

XIII - Caraga 351 112,695 756,257 209 55,043 445,823 28 12,060 46,194Agusan del Norte 194 56,897 421,348 129 26,932 279,144 11 5,589 18,452Agusan del Sur 57 17,878 118,887 38 8,836 71,316 6 3,191 5,858Surigao del Norte 61 29,384 143,256 30 13,341 55,855 9 3,108 19,652Surigao del Sur 39 8,356 72,766 12 5,934 39,508 2 172 2,232

ARMM 21 18,261 38,769 9 1,717 14,579 5 15,562 18,017

Basilan a 2 78 1,043 2 78 1,043 - - -Lanao del Sur 13 2,143 14,888 6 1,135 9,055 1 26 180

Maguindanao b 6 16,040 22,836 1 504 4,480 4 15,536 17,837

OthersNumber Floor Area Value Number Floor Area Value Floor Area Value

Philippines 2,289 1,474,879 15,102,319 614 387,234 907,375 1,379 1,671,847

NCR 224 349,086 4,970,474 - - - 428 391,354First District 24 30,160 357,023 - - - 52 44,772Second District 41 92,346 916,440 - - - 105 117,873Third District 17 24,727 597,572 - - - 24 37,737Fourth District 34 13,146 78,425 - - - 82 41,114Fifth District 52 29,800 340,842 - - - 84 42,931Sixth District 56 158,907 2,680,172 - - - 81 106,925

CAR 62 67,080 803,583 7 4,309 13,928 6 4,061Abra 2 6,005 165,459 2 1,658 2,036 1 1,178Benguet 42 45,799 523,850 1 1,096 6,790 4 1,946Ifugao 1 135 1,292 2 1,247 3,244 - -Kalinga 13 8,244 71,751 1 236 1,762 - -Mountain Province 2 6,441 39,280 - - - 1 935Apayao 2 456 1,949 1 72 93 - -

Continued

Region and ProvinceInstitutional Agricultural





I - Ilocos Region 139 43,388 465,107 83 35,911 137,752 75 61,261Ilocos Norte 27 6,934 104,083 19 2,703 10,739 15 7,321Ilocos Sur 20 6,573 98,195 10 2,299 3,253 8 12,653La Union 17 4,624 44,041 21 7,261 13,764 16 16,792Pangasinan 75 25,257 218,787 33 23,648 109,995 36 24,293

II - Cagayan Valley 55 61,123 315,684 16 10,452 22,811 29 22,963Batanes - - - - - - - -Cagayan 24 36,553 88,367 10 1,593 2,441 17 7,895Isabela 12 6,575 65,865 4 4,003 15,494 12 15,067Nueva Vizcaya 11 16,590 120,176 - - - - -Quirino 8 1,405 41,275 2 4,856 4,875 - -

III - Central Luzon 277 117,145 1,023,062 120 95,692 213,108 116 449,505Aurora 26 7,397 105,713 1 126 756 - -Bataan 20 9,036 64,568 10 15,264 41,419 11 11,147Bulacan 51 21,339 124,822 23 20,671 59,681 33 50,712Nueva Ecija 61 17,945 156,679 28 27,189 57,395 28 30,224Pampanga 56 45,736 430,804 38 18,878 23,611 25 341,039Tarlac 41 11,961 104,653 16 8,757 19,613 14 11,972Zambales 22 3,731 35,819 4 4,807 10,630 5 4,410

IVA - Calabarzon 344 237,609 2,138,256 113 105,458 224,984 236 277,696Batangas 65 41,477 323,629 50 55,433 129,912 52 67,481Cavite 96 64,975 575,382 22 14,393 36,321 57 105,762Laguna 93 60,181 458,070 22 13,521 24,117 22 19,566Quezon 32 28,492 359,552 17 21,998 34,083 - -Rizal 58 42,484 421,622 2 113 550 105 84,885

IVB - Mimaropa 59 33,385 210,622 7 748 1,381 12 17,749Marinduque 3 698 5,028 - - - 2 150Occidental Mindoro 7 15,340 82,258 - - - 1 3,200Oriental Mindoro 8 5,615 25,183 1 220 500 2 1,942Palawan 28 9,656 80,691 4 408 561 2 4,584Romblon 13 2,076 17,460 2 120 320 5 7,871

V - Bicol Region 55 29,683 338,028 11 2,326 7,650 17 18,108Albay 11 10,065 47,718 1 473 2,155 - -Camarines Norte - - - - - - 2 1,992Camarines Sur 15 13,001 228,239 5 1,440 3,025 1 955Catanduanes 1 48 423 3 268 1,487 2 2,168Masbate 21 3,590 27,970 1 60 362 6 6,967Sorsogon 7 2,979 33,676 1 85 619 6 6,025

Continued





VI - Western Visayas 98 109,182 1,121,828 13 8,973 15,303 80 83,818Aklan 9 12,158 100,623 - - - 1 1,500Antique 11 14,847 255,894 2 156 690 8 18,051Capiz 11 6,157 51,993 3 1,084 2,993 4 3,339Guimaras 2 6,055 46,978 - - - - -Iloilo 20 34,473 208,403 6 7,485 10,722 29 34,498Negros Occidental 45 35,492 457,934 2 248 897 38 26,429

VII - Central Visayas 357 129,124 982,669 64 32,519 74,103 143 169,525Bohol 50 24,878 151,048 19 2,075 10,239 15 6,466Cebu 263 92,692 746,041 32 28,090 48,429 94 147,891Negros Oriental 36 9,490 64,541 12 2,300 14,741 31 13,434Siquijor 8 2,064 21,038 1 54 692 3 1,732

VIII - Eastern Visayas 89 30,673 239,625 19 10,606 19,979 32 30,767Biliran 4 977 9,806 2 1,890 584 - -Eastern Samar 15 2,721 34,677 - - - 1 770Leyte 34 20,943 120,062 17 8,716 19,394 24 23,995Northern Samar 11 1,725 17,104 - - - - -Samar 21 2,975 48,172 - - - 4 2,343Southern Leyte 4 1,332 9,802 - - - 3 3,657

IX - Zamboanga Peninsula 40 17,647 318,128 5 396 2,020 11 9,781Zamboanga del Norte 25 15,681 304,563 3 208 1,365 8 7,988Zamboanga del Sur 13 1,136 9,476 2 188 655 1 10Isabela City 2 830 4,087 - - - 2 1,782

X - Northern Mindanao 108 54,886 521,491 63 44,061 56,271 36 33,694Bukidnon 23 9,101 59,151 32 30,134 34,849 5 2,174Camiguin 4 1,071 23,748 1 95 60 2 1,399Lanao del Norte 19 4,286 86,047 4 2,408 2,662 15 16,244Misamis Occidental 15 17,357 96,822 - - - - -Misamis Oriental 47 23,071 255,720 26 11,424 18,700 14 13,875

XI - Davao Region 196 112,900 901,469 52 11,097 58,881 124 67,718Davao del Norte 50 12,635 84,367 24 4,989 38,319 14 3,239Davao del Sur 113 89,515 752,542 10 4,733 17,585 50 55,364Davao Oriental 13 4,024 27,859 2 247 949 5 4,499Compostela Valley 20 6,726 36,700 16 1,128 2,026 55 4,614

XII - Soccsksargen 93 40,359 514,256 31 19,721 45,628 16 15,029Cotabato 38 8,277 21,393 6 1,412 8,807 2 2,041South Cotabato 38 19,181 107,589 22 17,390 34,124 10 10,738Sultan Kudarat 4 1,269 6,447 - - - 2 1,131Sarangani 3 512 2,104 3 919 2,696 - -Cotabato City 10 11,120 376,720 - - - 2 1,117

Continued





XIII - Caraga 91 40,627 234,338 10 4,965 13,568 13 16,330

Agusan del Norte 41 19,687 103,361 6 4,689 12,363 7 8,027Agusan del Sur 11 5,768 36,621 1 83 299 1 4,792Surigao del Norte 16 12,742 64,593 3 193 905 3 2,248Surigao del Sur 23 2,430 29,762 - - - 2 1,262

ARMM 2 982 3,688 - - - 5 2,483

Basilan a - - - - - - - -Lanao del Sur 2 982 3,688 - - - 4 1,965

Maguindanao b - - - - - - 1 518

a Excluding Isabela City.b Excluding Cotabato City.

Source: National Statistics Office


Table 14.3 -- Concluded



Philippines 7,542 5,746,389 55,353,497 204 117,907 934,948 976 447,337 3,969,897

NCR 1,046 2,946,128 32,690,630 37 20,135 113,594 66 67,915 542,592First District 140 86,202 735,994 3 1,643 14,218 16 13,222 118,153Second District 134 601,669 4,961,357 3 1,712 16,403 33 36,200 294,316Third District 111 307,537 1,997,210 4 1,258 12,250 1 120 523Fourth District 151 91,618 350,339 1 109 870 - - -Fifth District 214 951,841 14,730,644 16 3,012 37,764 11 12,032 66,503Sixth District 296 907,261 9,915,082 10 12,401 32,087 5 6,341 63,094

CAR 127 69,655 564,407 - - - 53 37,739 321,124Abra 8 2,217 13,595 - - - - - -Benguet 104 62,687 515,775 - - - 53 37,739 321,124Ifugao 6 2,014 14,642 - - - - - -Kalinga 8 2,597 19,666 - - - - - -Apayao 1 140 727 - - - - - -

- - - - - -I - Ilocos Region 532 114,874 971,706 17 3,249 33,674 81 14,923 133,820

Ilocos Norte 150 22,044 288,529 4 475 5,200 47 5,601 52,381Ilocos Sur 67 14,954 117,926 4 1,389 11,401 5 2,091 27,311La Union 87 32,271 207,650 3 720 6,581 11 3,880 32,039Pangasinan 228 45,605 357,600 6 665 10,490 18 3,351 22,088

II - Cagayan Valley 181 50,534 393,937 2 1,131 10,894 16 5,948 59,887Batanes 4 313 3,099 - - - - - -Cagayan 91 19,858 150,700 1 122 2,624 4 998 6,803Isabela 58 19,418 140,308 1 1,009 8,270 6 1,009 2,557Nueva Vizcaya 15 7,449 73,317 - - - 6 3,941 50,527Quirino 13 3,496 26,510 - - - - - -

III - Central Luzon 801 283,406 2,530,100 36 14,703 297,102 58 35,361 254,569Aurora 55 6,097 43,249 - - - 6 1,635 14,558Bataan 63 32,839 525,835 1 201 2,878 6 2,600 27,716Bulacan 154 49,423 305,183 9 2,994 18,068 4 3,493 10,358Nueva Ecija 138 56,052 383,347 1 50 375 16 4,136 22,713Pampanga 230 100,003 977,294 7 10,401 264,715 14 14,379 114,467Tarlac 98 21,222 144,050 1 130 2,050 6 3,275 27,215Zambales 63 17,770 151,138 17 927 9,014 6 5,843 37,538

IVA - Calabarzon 1,072 498,473 4,200,431 26 5,754 63,838 92 49,450 416,675Batangas 299 90,459 585,741 12 2,564 25,538 37 31,182 260,305Cavite 289 94,879 731,346 3 888 7,408 12 3,794 37,023Laguna 253 195,073 1,838,461 7 1,711 23,838 32 10,490 89,588Quezon 42 9,707 79,231 2 128 2,350 3 1,557 18,674Rizal 189 108,355 965,650 2 463 4,702 8 2,427 11,083

Continued

TABLE 14.4 Number of New Commercial Building Construction Started, Floor Area and Value of Construction, by Type of Building, by Region and Province: 2010


Region and ProvinceTotal Banks Hotel / Motel, etc.



IVB - Mimaropa 217 75,140 505,182 5 1,355 13,132 64 14,410 131,897Marinduque 15 3,285 17,089 2 683 4,083 - - -Occidental Mindoro 16 3,781 35,475 1 220 3,000 - - -Oriental Mindoro 31 14,757 118,705 - - - 7 4,180 44,490Palawan 118 48,831 314,458 2 452 6,049 42 9,158 84,465Romblon 37 4,486 19,454 - - - 15 1,072 2,941

V - Bicol Region 227 120,447 659,386 14 49,829 231,300 22 6,612 54,116Albay 90 77,925 355,624 10 49,037 223,707 3 1,015 4,640Camarines Norte 5 558 1,834 - - - 3 348 930Camarines Sur 69 15,329 134,925 4 792 7,592 3 2,340 28,867Catanduanes 8 1,916 12,698 - - - 4 1,212 6,429Masbate 16 6,740 44,370 - - - 1 776 7,627Sorsogon 39 17,979 109,932 - - - 8 921 5,623

VI - Western Visayas 390 192,508 1,293,460 15 6,090 35,610 68 23,219 174,132Aklan 49 20,733 181,662 3 115 750 14 7,631 67,531Antique 43 10,520 48,680 1 174 2,007 20 3,022 13,254Capiz 47 16,301 102,818 1 368 3,014 5 1,937 14,628Guimaras 5 784 8,022 - - - 1 356 6,661Iloilo 100 84,780 571,616 3 3,339 15,010 12 6,076 35,179Negros Occidental 146 59,390 380,660 7 2,094 14,826 16 4,197 36,877

VII - Central Visayas 960 506,621 4,016,984 18 5,339 52,293 176 74,349 658,469Bohol 176 34,863 277,880 1 503 6,545 44 8,247 61,918Cebu 562 428,314 3,460,953 15 4,534 43,251 111 60,500 558,140Negros Oriental 206 41,940 267,797 2 302 2,495 19 5,205 34,429Siquijor 16 1,504 10,353 - - - 2 397 3,980

VIII - Eastern Visayas 200 52,689 299,499 1 70 387 21 7,219 39,957Biliran 16 4,903 20,575 - - - 5 2,389 9,429Eastern Samar 14 3,232 19,261 - - - - - -Leyte 109 29,862 155,388 1 70 387 6 1,434 11,320Northern Samar 7 1,777 12,125 - - - - - -Samar 20 3,831 31,729 - - - 4 1,480 8,647Southern Leyte 34 9,084 60,419 - - - 6 1,916 10,560

IX - Zamboanga Peninsula 154 29,304 168,996 7 1,545 15,285 29 5,764 24,444Zamboanga del Norte 122 21,360 122,030 6 1,461 14,409 29 5,764 24,444Zamboanga del Sur 30 7,890 46,418 1 84 876 - - -Isabela City 2 54 548 - - - - - -

X - Northern Mindanao 381 118,015 801,181 5 1,551 9,835 54 9,496 53,305Bukidnon 102 28,299 169,007 1 20 127 11 2,180 11,690Camiguin 29 3,653 18,918 - - - 12 1,558 7,377Lanao del Norte 66 11,579 75,605 - - - 7 1,359 3,144Misamis Occidental 55 12,529 73,455 2 504 3,923 2 641 3,850Misamis Oriental 129 61,955 464,195 2 1,027 5,785 22 3,758 27,243

Continued





XI - Davao Region 645 422,838 3,947,382 8 2,523 18,443 110 70,483 934,411Compostela Valley 119 10,183 130,245 1 102 1,586 46 2,010 4,681Davao del Norte 202 108,281 449,022 3 523 6,045 15 1,939 10,256Davao del Sur 300 288,252 3,289,717 4 1,898 10,811 48 66,459 919,323Davao Oriental 24 16,122 78,396 - - - 1 75 150

XII - Soccsksargen 391 208,997 1,849,805 8 2,520 26,051 54 19,193 132,273Cotabato 93 15,141 92,418 2 383 6,500 5 1,428 9,130Sarangani 11 1,878 12,680 1 400 5,652 1 300 1,596South Cotabato 237 174,609 1,671,791 4 1,380 9,005 44 16,488 114,535Sultan Kudarat 33 8,426 47,620 1 357 4,893 3 685 4,701Cotabato City 17 8,943 25,293 - - - 1 292 2,308

XIII - Caraga 209 55,043 445,824 5 2,113 13,504 9 3,949 25,615Agusan del Norte 129 26,932 279,144 2 353 3,735 3 145 486Agusan del Sur 38 8,836 71,316 - - - 2 1,758 16,384Surigao del Norte 30 13,341 55,855 2 1,725 9,695 4 2,046 8,744Surigao del Sur 12 5,934 39,508 1 35 73 - - -

ARMM 9 1,717 14,579 - - - 3 1,307 12,603Lanao del Sur 6 1,135 9,055 - - - 2 803 8,123Basilan a 2 78 1,043 - - - - - -Maguindanao (excluding Cotabato City) 1 504 4,480 - - - 1 504 4,480


Philippines 1,682 3,253,128 35,842,343 3,178 1,536,299 11,948,752 1,502 391,718 2,657,555

NCR 516 2,489,760 29,137,569 215 261,966 2,041,919 212 106,352 854,951First District 87 61,824 523,607 19 7,035 61,766 15 2,478 18,248Second District 46 463,250 3,699,320 26 88,195 855,597 26 12,312 95,719Third District 40 287,409 1,843,052 32 2,885 23,813 34 15,865 117,570Fourth District 106 71,029 286,344 31 10,501 42,539 13 9,979 20,584Fifth District 111 874,150 14,125,903 28 28,525 135,090 48 34,122 365,383Sixth District 126 732,098 8,659,340 79 124,825 923,114 76 31,596 237,445

CAR 13 10,061 82,691 38 15,232 109,136 23 6,623 51,454Abra 1 225 1,424 3 1,046 8,401 4 946 3,769Benguet 10 9,324 76,409 24 10,287 74,562 17 5,337 43,677Ifugao - - - 6 2,014 14,642 - - -Kalinga 1 372 4,130 5 1,885 11,528 2 340 4,007Apayao 1 140 727 - - - - - -

I - Ilocos Region 37 26,451 286,163 285 53,762 392,404 112 16,489 125,644Ilocos Norte 7 9,048 177,696 73 4,679 34,662 19 2,241 18,588Ilocos Sur 10 3,822 29,457 31 4,757 25,350 17 2,895 24,406La Union 10 8,489 40,035 41 15,740 107,304 22 3,442 21,689Pangasinan 10 5,092 38,974 140 28,586 225,086 54 7,911 60,959

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Region and ProvinceCondominium / Office Building Store Others



II - Cagayan Valley 41 16,958 138,766 88 19,144 135,830 34 7,353 48,557Batanes - - - 4 313 3,099 - - -Cagayan 30 9,095 76,840 40 7,667 51,510 16 1,976 12,922Isabela 7 5,354 48,467 35 9,272 66,367 9 2,774 14,646Nueva Vizcaya 1 1,133 5,441 4 1,163 7,622 4 1,212 9,727Quirino 3 1,376 8,018 5 729 7,230 5 1,391 11,261

III - Central Luzon 180 106,066 1,120,942 378 82,265 534,346 149 45,011 323,139Aurora 5 595 3,240 43 3,847 25,430 1 20 20Bataan 29 24,792 459,854 18 3,400 24,196 9 1,846 11,190Bulacan 40 18,367 133,306 76 19,447 111,909 25 5,122 31,541Nueva Ecija 40 28,539 181,397 56 8,061 55,080 25 15,266 123,781Pampanga 44 29,815 306,921 102 27,289 167,263 63 18,119 123,926Tarlac 9 739 4,735 66 14,320 91,052 16 2,758 18,996Zambales 13 3,219 31,488 17 5,901 59,412 10 1,880 13,683

IVA - Calabarzon 251 139,013 1,283,135 466 254,673 2,103,515 237 49,583 333,266Batangas 87 26,554 155,243 99 18,760 73,473 64 11,399 71,179Cavite 72 34,071 305,310 128 42,786 279,002 74 13,340 102,601Laguna 56 66,201 722,539 99 101,659 910,600 59 15,012 91,895Quezon 5 1,827 12,941 20 3,292 27,646 12 2,903 17,618Rizal 31 10,360 87,100 120 88,176 812,793 28 6,929 49,971

IVB - Mimaropa 26 8,656 71,118 82 41,315 230,966 40 9,404 58,067Marinduque 2 316 4,231 7 995 5,698 4 1,291 3,075Occidental Mindoro - - - 5 947 9,895 10 2,614 22,579Oriental Mindoro 6 4,450 37,367 15 5,410 27,392 3 717 9,454Palawan 18 3,890 29,519 36 30,927 172,665 20 4,404 21,758Romblon - - - 19 3,036 15,313 3 378 1,199

V - Bicol Region 74 33,549 216,340 86 17,117 108,363 31 13,340 49,265Albay 53 22,788 103,789 14 3,095 14,257 10 1,990 9,229Camarines Norte - - - 1 67 327 1 143 577Camarines Sur 7 3,048 41,599 41 5,967 30,964 14 3,182 25,903Catanduanes - - - 3 665 6,051 1 39 217Masbate - - - 15 5,964 36,743 - - -Sorsogon 14 7,713 70,951 12 1,359 20,020 5 7,986 13,338

VI - Western Visayas 59 50,581 411,189 181 91,455 563,787 67 21,163 108,740Aklan 3 4,611 44,888 23 5,181 49,416 6 3,195 19,076Antique 1 405 2,334 16 4,266 21,968 5 2,653 9,115Capiz 7 4,147 28,875 26 8,352 49,650 8 1,497 6,649Guimaras - - - 3 359 1,345 1 69 15Iloilo 23 25,778 265,226 37 44,389 229,721 25 5,198 26,479Negros Occidental 25 15,640 69,863 76 28,908 211,686 22 8,551 47,405

VII - Central Visayas 142 236,296 2,216,289 440 157,001 861,134 184 33,636 228,798Bohol 17 10,274 101,107 77 7,560 50,564 37 8,279 57,744Cebu 104 212,858 2,021,659 229 129,991 690,861 103 20,431 147,040Negros Oriental 20 13,052 92,622 122 18,634 115,035 43 4,747 23,213Siquijor 1 112 900 12 816 4,672 1 179 800

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VIII - Eastern Visayas 13 4,995 37,642 127 33,267 180,770 38 7,138 40,741Biliran - - - 10 2,493 11,001 1 21 144Eastern Samar 2 62 1,183 10 2,640 16,863 2 530 1,213Leyte 6 439 2,522 70 22,553 109,215 26 5,366 31,943Northern Samar 1 42 309 6 1,735 11,815 - - -Samar 2 400 4,777 13 1,687 16,939 1 264 1,364Southern Leyte 2 4,052 28,850 18 2,159 14,933 8 957 6,075

IX - Zamboanga Peninsula 16 3,912 25,829 73 14,911 84,827 29 3,172 18,610Zamboanga del Norte 14 2,902 14,092 57 9,371 59,330 16 1,862 9,754Zamboanga del Sur 2 1,010 11,736 15 5,515 25,346 12 1,281 8,457Isabela City - - - 1 25 150 1 29 398

X - Northern Mindanao 69 37,908 285,324 187 59,295 383,168 66 9,765 69,547Bukidnon 25 11,429 72,739 54 13,169 73,797 11 1,501 10,652Camiguin 1 98 557 10 1,387 6,550 6 610 4,432Lanao del Norte 10 3,005 19,504 33 6,012 42,441 16 1,203 10,514Misamis Occidental 3 2,885 20,766 37 6,469 39,069 11 2,030 5,847Misamis Oriental 30 20,491 171,756 53 32,258 221,309 22 4,421 38,100

XI - Davao Region 156 54,718 365,081 254 271,142 2,483,389 117 23,972 156,056Compostela Valley 16 1,488 6,835 51 6,127 115,969 5 456 1,172Davao del Norte 54 12,762 67,623 90 86,079 316,050 40 6,978 49,046Davao del Sur 82 39,534 275,807 101 164,474 1,983,733 65 15,887 100,040Davao Oriental 4 934 4,815 12 14,462 67,635 7 651 5,795

XII - Soccsksargen 76 25,782 134,924 145 134,150 1,418,924 108 27,352 137,631Cotabato (North) 27 6,525 41,206 43 3,799 13,638 16 3,006 21,942Sarangani 2 444 2,311 3 315 1,378 4 419 1,742South Cotabato 41 11,828 74,167 74 124,021 1,377,857 74 20,892 96,225Sultan Kudarat 3 162 1,131 19 5,457 23,740 7 1,765 13,152Cotabato City 3 6,823 16,108 6 558 2,310 7 1,270 4,567

XIII - Caraga 12 8,367 38,564 132 29,524 315,762 51 11,090 52,376Agusan del Norte 9 6,970 27,222 77 12,764 214,947 38 6,700 32,751Agusan del Sur 2 414 9,003 28 4,692 33,711 6 1,972 12,216Surigao del Norte 1 983 2,338 21 7,557 30,816 2 1,030 4,260Surigao del Sur - - - 6 4,511 36,287 5 1,388 3,147

ARMM 1 55 770 1 80 500 4 275 705Lanao del Sur - - - 1 80 500 3 252 432Maguindanao - - - - - - - - -Basilan 1 55 770 - - - 1 23 273






Philippines 1,413 1,664,587 9,687,273 319 338,660 2,784,542 92 24,810 171,732

NCR 190 488,502 3,119,712 19 32,981 535,862 11 7,190 67,180First District 18 5,453 45,097 1 420 2,616 - - -Second District 27 222,880 1,364,029 2 2,020 22,579 2 1,005 1,525Third District 13 7,219 40,223 1 739 1,209 4 478 3,739Fourth District 84 166,271 606,280 13 20,532 106,933 1 100 346Fifth District 14 36,977 151,353 1 62 198 2 5,270 60,462Sixth District 34 49,702 912,727 1 9,208 402,325 2 337 1,105

CAR 8 4,662 30,297 - - - 2 582 1,410Abra 2 1,602 4,929 - - - 1 402 1,060Benguet 4 2,730 24,497 - - - - - -Kalinga 2 330 869 - - - 1 180 349

I - Ilocos Region 69 39,321 218,594 6 10,852 79,271 4 1,261 2,097Ilocos Norte 12 3,087 18,197 1 100 602 - - -Ilocos Sur 7 10,057 31,563 - - - 1 378 794La Union 14 8,656 35,586 2 1,832 9,926 2 533 734Pangasinan 36 17,521 133,246 3 8,920 68,741 1 350 569

II - Cagayan Valley 46 21,698 101,695 2 423 3,235 3 289 2,500Cagayan 26 8,218 39,359 1 80 365 3 289 2,500Isabela 19 13,210 59,336 1 343 2,869 - - -Quirino 1 270 3,000 - - - - - -

III - Central Luzon 214 216,273 1,093,129 44 84,196 501,054 13 2,078 9,468Aurora 8 1,275 10,267 1 342 4,300 4 501 969Bataan 10 7,329 57,042 4 6,307 51,313 - - -Bulacan 84 104,921 396,308 20 25,261 116,728 - - -Nueva Ecija 53 28,555 173,379 2 1,647 16,853 7 1,367 7,787Pampanga 39 69,246 436,310 14 49,582 306,673 1 70 490Tarlac 14 3,056 9,992 3 1,057 5,185 1 140 220Zambales 6 1,891 9,829 - - - - - -

IVA - Calabarzon 223 274,665 1,400,968 53 83,060 651,346 12 2,617 12,938Batangas 43 29,578 216,364 9 13,273 153,921 5 564 2,504Cavite 63 57,193 246,186 8 16,565 70,568 1 91 241Laguna 74 136,498 661,792 23 35,232 300,162 5 1,935 9,993Quezon 11 3,633 22,437 4 1,863 8,583 - - -Rizal 42 47,763 254,187 9 16,127 118,110 1 27 200

IVB - Mimaropa 29 11,120 82,461 1 200 1,405 1 12 6Occidental Mindoro 11 6,734 25,906 - - - - - -Oriental Mindoro 1 120 476 - - - - - -Palawan 14 3,963 50,648 1 200 1,405 1 12 6Romblon 3 303 5,430 - - - - - -

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TABLE 14.5 Number of New Industrial Building Construction Started, Floor Area, and Valueof Construction, by Type of Building, by Region and Province: 2010


Region and ProvinceTotal Factory Repair Shop / Machine Shop



V - Bicol Region 20 10,009 48,644 3 1,029 7,749 1 2,540 11,600Albay 4 2,640 12,066 - - - 1 2,540 11,600Camarines Norte 2 446 4,524 1 387 4,283 - - -Camarines Sur 7 1,464 6,294 2 642 3,466 - - -Masbate 4 4,761 22,984 - - - - - -Sorsogon 3 698 2,774 - - - - - -

VI - Western Visayas 61 209,188 1,235,480 11 5,895 36,633 4 448 1,838Aklan 7 1,116 4,555 - - - 2 169 330Antique 2 312 1,218 2 312 1,218 - - -Capiz 5 2,417 12,431 - - - - - -Iloilo 22 31,964 307,854 2 713 4,145 2 279 1,508Negros Occidental 25 173,379 909,420 7 4,870 31,270 - - -

VII - Central Visayas 179 134,407 848,645 54 39,789 286,550 10 925 9,399Bohol 28 8,290 36,927 2 105 940 4 110 434Cebu 133 123,839 801,278 51 39,612 285,091 4 766 8,854Negros Oriental 18 2,278 10,439 1 72 518 2 49 110

VIII - Eastern Visayas 22 7,197 35,453 1 152 837 4 444 3,481Eastern Samar 2 146 340 - - - 1 66 150Leyte 15 5,482 28,371 1 152 837 1 288 2,801Samar 1 10 54 - - - - - -Southern Leyte 3 1,530 6,638 - - - 2 90 530Biliran 1 29 48 - - - - - -

IX - Zamboanga Peninsula 14 3,426 12,299 5 996 4,397 1 24 23Zamboanga del Norte 10 3,011 8,540 5 996 4,397 1 24 23Zamboanga del Sur 3 189 1,345 - - - - - -Isabela City 1 226 2,413 - - - - - -

X - Northern Mindanao 62 97,945 725,081 16 40,428 460,886 2 262 1,966Bukidnon 19 31,218 124,512 6 1,303 6,372 1 54 96Lanao del Norte 5 664 3,786 2 190 2,102 - - -Misamis Occidental 1 259 4,440 - - - - - -Misamis Oriental 37 65,804 592,342 8 38,935 452,411 1 208 1,870

XI - Davao Region 178 90,956 467,806 83 27,692 136,777 12 1,615 5,059Davao del Norte 47 18,750 96,919 27 12,994 64,221 2 93 230Davao del Sur 68 59,953 326,502 7 4,665 33,202 2 756 2,740Davao Oriental 3 3,519 8,564 3 3,519 8,564 - - -Compostela Valley 60 8,734 35,820 46 6,514 30,788 8 766 2,089

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XII - Soccsksargen 65 27,596 202,786 16 7,138 63,242 8 4,107 41,119North Cotabato 6 1,131 8,751 - - - 2 63 209South Cotabato 45 18,187 147,766 14 6,272 61,012 4 1,130 5,938Sultan Kudarat 4 2,931 4,737 - - - - - -Sarangani 7 4,192 37,814 2 866 2,229 2 2,914 34,972Cotabato City 3 1,155 3,716 - - - - - -

XIII - Caraga 28 12,060 46,196 5 3,829 15,292 3 390 1,460Agusan del Norte 11 5,589 18,452 2 2,440 8,236 1 163 160Agusan del Sur 6 3,191 5,858 2 579 3,437 2 227 1,300Surigao del Norte 9 3,108 19,652 1 810 3,617 - - -Surigao del Sur 2 172 2,232 - - - - - -

ARMM 5 15,562 18,017 - - - 1 26 180Lanao del Sur 1 26 180 - - - 1 26 180Maguindanao (excluding Cotabato City) 4 15,536 17,837 - - - - - -


Philippines 9 157,721 828,151 7 7,372 22,836 986 1,136,024 5,880,010

NCR - - - - - '- 159 447,058 2,510,232First District - - - - - - 17 5,033 42,480Second District - - - - - - 23 219,855 1,339,925Third District - - - - - - 8 6,002 35,274Fourth District - - - - - - 70 145,639 499,000Fifth District - - - - - - 11 31,645 90,691Sixth District - - - 1 1,273 6,434 30 38,884 502,862

CAR - - - - - - 6 4,080 28,886Abra - - - - - - 1 1,200 3,868Benguet - - - - - - 4 2,730 24,497Kalinga - - - - - - 1 150 520

I - Ilocos Region - - - 1 220 554 58 26,988 136,670Ilocos Norte - - - - - - 11 2,987 17,595Ilocos Sur - - - - - - 6 9,679 30,769La Union - - - 1 220 554 9 6,071 24,370Pangasinan - - - - - - 32 8,251 63,935

II - Cagayan Valley - - - - - - 41 20,986 95,960Cagayan - - - - - - 22 7,849 36,492Isabela - - - - - - 18 12,867 56,467Quirino - - - - - - 1 270 3,000

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Region and ProvinceRefinery Printing Press Others



III - Central Luzon - - - - - - 157 129,999 582,606Aurora - - - - - - 3 432 4,997Bataan - - - - - - 6 1,022 5,728Bulacan - - - - - - 64 79,660 279,580Nueva Ecija - - - - - - 44 25,541 148,738Pampanga - - - - - - 24 19,594 129,145Tarlac - - - - - - 10 1,859 4,586Zambales - - - - - - 6 1,891 9,829

IVA - Calabarzon - - - 2 5,005 5,425 156 183,983 731,257Batangas - - - - - - 29 15,741 59,938Cavite - - - - - - 44 40,537 175,376Laguna - - - 1 1,826 2,089 45 97,505 349,547Quezon - - - - - - 7 1,770 13,854Rizal - - - 1 3,179 3,335 31 28,430 132,541

IVB - Mimaropa 1 63 630 - - - 26 10,845 80,419Occidental Mindoro - - - - - - 11 6,734 25,906Oriental Mindoro - - - - - - 1 120 476Palawan - - - - - - 12 3,751 49,236Romblon 1 63 630 - - - 2 240 4,800

V - Bicol Region - - - - - - 16 6,440 29,295Albay - - - - - - 3 100 466Camarines Norte - - - - - - 1 59 241Camarines Sur - - - - - - 5 822 2,828Masbate - - - - - - 4 4,761 22,984Sorsogon - - - - - - 3 698 2,774

VI - Western Visayas 5 156,381 811,829 - - - 41 46,464 385,178Aklan - - - - - - 5 947 4,225Antique - - - - - - - - -Capiz - - - - - - 5 2,417 12,431Iloilo - - - - - - 18 30,972 302,200Negros Occidental 5 156,381 811,829 - - - 13 12,128 66,320

VII - Central Visayas 2 253 12,919 - - - 113 93,440 539,775Bohol - - - - - - 22 8,075 35,551Cebu 2 253 12,919 - - - 76 83,208 494,412Negros Oriental - - - - - - 15 2,157 9,810

VIII - Eastern Visayas - - - - - - 17 6,601 31,135Eastern Samar - - - - - - 1 80 190Leyte - - - - - - 13 5,042 24,733Samar - - - - - - 1 10 54Southern Leyte - - - - - - 1 1,440 6,108Biliran - - - - - - 1 29 48

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IX - Zamboanga Peninsula - - - - - - 8 2,406 7,879Zamboanga del Norte - - - - - - 4 1,991 4,120Zamboanga del Sur - - - - - - 3 189 1,345Isabela City - - - - - - 1 226 2,413

X - Northern Mindanao 1 1,024 2,772 1 40 280 42 56,191 259,175Bukidnon 1 1,024 2,772 - - - 11 28,837 115,271Lanao del Norte - - - - - - 3 474 1,683Misamis Occidental - - - - - - 1 259 4,440Misamis Oriental - - - 1 40 280 27 26,621 137,780

XI - Davao Region - - - 1 637 8,828 82 61,012 317,139Davao del Norte - - - - - - 18 5,663 32,466Davao del Sur - - - 1 637 8,828 58 53,895 281,731Davao Oriental - - - - - - - - -Compostela Valley - - - - - - 6 1,454 2,942

XII - Soccsksargen - - - 1 197 1,313 40 16,154 97,111Cotabato (North) - - - - - - 4 1,068 8,542South Cotabato - - - - - - 27 10,785 80,815Sultan Kudarat - - - - - - 4 2,931 4,737Sarangani - - - - - - 3 412 612Cotabato City - - - 1 197 1,313 2 958 2,403

XIII - Caraga - - - - - - 20 7,841 29,444Agusan del Norte - - - - - - 8 2,986 10,055Agusan del Sur - - - - - - 2 2,385 1,120Surigao del Norte - - - - - - 8 2,298 16,035Surigao del Sur - - - - - - 2 172 2,232

ARMM - - - - - - - - -Lanao del Sur - - - - - - - - -Maguindanao (excluding Cotabato City) - - - - - - 4 15,536 17,837





Number Total Number NHAa Number NHMFCb Number HDMFc Number HIGCd

of HH's Amount of HH's Amount of HH's Amount of HH's Amount of HH's Amount

1990 108,041 7,107.47 47,454 867.41 33,238 3,210.04 13,415 1,093.02 13,934 1,937.001991 88,010 8,879.60 27,958 788.97 32,549 4,488.75 18,260 1,702.88 9,243 1,899.001992 84,778 9,413.83 27,492 352.76 29097 4,961.15 14,222 1,607.92 13,967 2,492.001993 82,675 15,607.78 17,508 311.41 19,091 9,026.84 26,310 2,339.42 19,766 3,930.11

1994 110,841 21,138.02 22,454 790.65 25,845 9,379.87 27,170 4,372.43 35,372 6,595.071995 190,399 31,398.85 26,227 564.32 66,227 11,801.17 38,182 9,065.25 59,763 9,968.111996 183,679 31,506.30 27,828 1,194.50 14,688 1,227.04 69,265 13,035.40 71,898 16,049.361997 232,666 33,190.46 45,793 1,973.42 14,591 495.32 88,148 16,326.06 84,134 14,395.66

1998 145,609 25,416.69 32,875 2,277.32 11,102 397.31 52,670 11,099.77 48,962 11,642.291999 90,760 19,521.42 40,201 2,173.04 6,286 201.91 33,273 7,115.80 11,000 10,030.672000 148,121 15,325.24 42,807 2,297.41 6,088 199.29 23,944 4,339.65 75,282 8,488.892001 95,995 22,806.70 27,350 1,526.00 9,457 329.70 25,947 5,530.30 33,241 15,420.70

2002 82,790 18,101.00 22,683 402.90 12,331 484.60 19,125 5,402.00 28,651 11,811.502003 113,806 44,601.20 16,132 450.50 14,026 615.50 4,881 12,469.20 35,012 31,063.102004 76,987 19,358.90 20,180 1,522.60 14,129 695.50 39,562 14,786.80 3,116 2,354.102005 96,810 23,147.10 39,786 2,193.20 14,199 722.20 37,175 15,291.20 5,650 4,940.50

2006 96,838 28,606.00 37,601 3,055.40 13,783 740.50 33,066 16,194.80 12,388 8,615.302007 122,216 41,847.40 41,528 3,517.70 11,822 626.00 47,367 23,665.20 21,499 14,038.502008 135,393 56,825.50 47,112 5,345.00 9,169 513.00 62,507 34,028.50 16,605 16,939.002009 126,808 65,486.10 29,413 2,279.00 10,022 561.10 74,973 45,702.00 12,400 16,944.002010 109,557 73,580.75 24,723 3,695.80 7,109 396.92 62,041 40,803.93 15,684 26,684.10

Notes:

a Includes resettlement, core housing units, slum upgrading, sites and services, emergency housing assistance program, medium-rise housing, and apartment/dormitory. [National Housing Authority]b Community Mortgage Program and Unified Home Lending Program (1990-1996).[National Mortgage Finance Corporation]c Number of constructed residential units financed under the Pag-ibig Mortgage Financing Program. [Home Development Mutual Fund]d Guaranty programs, special projects, and managed relocation projects and medium-rise buildings, and self-aided housing. [Home Insurance and Guaranty Corporation]e Shelter Security Units refer to the number of lots, house and lot packages, and house only constructed, financed or administered by the government.

Source: Housing and Urban Development Coordinating Council

TABLE 14.6 Number of Households Provided with Housing Units,Security Tenure, Housing Loans and/or Administered by the Government: 1990-2010

Year


2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Philippines 14,786,787 15,291,246 16,194,800 23,665,156 34,028,495 45,701,976 40,803,928

8,809,659 8,531,129 9,192,000 12,835,729 17,568,628 22,195,089 3,986,936CAR 166,317 150,133 98,771 133,795 255,341 288,702 373,625I - Ilocos Region 112,059 187,006 236,552 339,334 593,400 710,640 684,377II - Cagayan Valley 416,136 512,435 382,947 439,061 520,012 532,581 542,156III - Central Luzon 1,823,353 1,811,869 1,573,631 1,901,828 4,134,111 8,176,648 7,378,598IV - Southern Tagalog 596,387 727,157 631,320 1,178,989 2,292,516 2,978,286 -IVA - Calabarzon - - - - - - 16,179,420IVB - Mimaropa - - - - - - 294,403V - Bicol Region 336,205 295,158 261,399 489,580 637,251 906,871 908,066VI - Western Visayas 536,059 614,865 752,203 1,125,999 1,253,104 1,523,858 1,637,903VII - Central Visayas 606,571 843,701 1,027,238 1,614,608 2,081,262 2,677,722 2,766,197VIII - Eastern Visayas 166,530 152,797 229,472 424,321 459,285 447,126 379,617IX - Western Mindanao 155,801 198,982 324,633 535,707 822,856 996,318 1,114,006X - Northern Mindanao 352,191 299,744 459,502 743,097 980,839 1,464,882 1,474,934XI - Southern Mindanao 552,423 716,091 645,327 1,431,550 1,821,359 1,745,943 1,909,031XII - Central Mindanao 60,597 126,766 109,569 170,732 205,308 615,421 539,539XIII - Caraga 96,499 123,413 270,236 300,826 403,223 441,889 521,741ARMM - - - - - - 113,379

Notes :1. Housing loans granted in NCR are inclusive of the provinces of Rizal, Cavite, and Laguna.2. Housing loans granted in Region I are inclusive of the Cordillera Administrative Region.3. Housing loans granted in Region X are inclusive of Caraga Region.4. Housing loans granted in Region IX and XII are inclusive of ARMM.

Source: Home Development Mutual Fund (Pag-ibig Fund).

TABLE 14.7 Housing Loans Granted Under the Pag-Ibig Expanded Housing Loan Program, by Region: 2004-2010

(Thousand Pesos)

Region

NCR


2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Philippines 39,562 37,175 33,066 47,367 62,507 74,973 62,041

23,213 20,720 17,833 24,030 30,959 35,135 3,959CAR 222 206 156 188 450 429 440I - Ilocos Region 258 355 427 712 1,039 1,279 911II - Cagayan Valley 1,184 1,325 1,012 1,119 1,130 1,085 944III - Central Luzon 4,091 3,669 2,674 3,204 6,250 11,918 11,286IV - Southern Tagalog 1,513 1,627 1,354 2,533 4,346 5,079 -IVA - Calabarzon - - - - - - 25,347IVB - Mimaropa - - - - - - 499V - Bicol Region 1,008 848 697 1,351 1,980 1,951 1,702VI - Western Visayas 1,677 1,525 1,596 2,403 2,431 2,691 2,696VII - Central Visayas 1,583 1,945 1,862 2,804 3,140 3,732 3,537VIII - Eastern Visayas 568 422 603 925 942 783 694IX - Western Mindanao 580 662 916 1,296 1,752 1,792 1,698X - Northern Mindanao 1,029 774 1,055 1,855 2,240 3,066 2,567XI - Southern Mindanao 2,077 2,287 1,910 3,674 4,510 3,799 3,392XII - Central Mindanao 240 443 346 520 550 1,468 1,296XIII - Caraga 319 367 625 753 788 766 830ARMM - - - - - - 243

Notes :1. Housing loans granted in NCR are inclusive of the provinces of Rizal, Cavite, and Laguna.2. Housing loans granted in Region I are inclusive of the Cordillera Administrative Region.3. Housing loans granted in Region X are inclusive of Caraga Region.4. Housing loans granted in Region IX and XII are inclusive of ARMM.

Source: Home Development Mutual Fund (Pag-ibig Fund).

TABLE 14.7a Number of Housing Units Financed Under the Pag-IbigExpanded Housing Loan Program, by Region: 2004-2010

Region

NCR


2009 2010

Total30,294 32,492

National programs 21,172 17,558

NHA-adminisered resettlementNorthrail-Southrail Linkage Project - -

Slum upgrading (Presidential Proclamations) - -

Regular programs 4,978 12,930

Resettlement 872 9,148NHA-administered -Assistance to local government units -

Slum upgrading 2,187 2,068Sites and services 1,463 1,142Core housing 456 572Medium-rise housing - -

Other housing assistance 4,144 2,004

Tenurial assistance - -Technical assistance - -Housing financial assistance (Northrail) - -Provision of housing facilities - -Housing materials assistance loans - -Other local housing projects - -

Source: National Housing Authority.

TABLE 14.8 Programs of the National Housing Authority: 2009 and 2010

ProgramUnits of Assistance


Total TotalHousing Housing

Units Units

Philippines 6,099,844 6,010,837 89,007 8,758,015 8,500,826 257,189 NCR 618,434 601,767 16,667 1,082,231 1,062,174 20,057CAR 135,175 132,441 2,734 184,185 172,527 11,658I - Ilocos Region 424,527 420,106 4,421 538,327 522,992 15,335II - Cagayan Valley 254,875 252,661 2,214 353,854 344,081 9,773III - Central Luzon 583,648 575,229 8,419 850,894 829,699 21,195IV - Southern Tagalog 754,205 745,309 8,896 1,133,844 1,099,172 34,672V - Bicol Region 483,982 476,694 7,288 620,841 601,871 18,970VI - Western Visayas 596,293 591,144 5,149 800,378 781,474 18,904VII - Central Visayas 532,767 526,619 6,148 718,110 696,533 21,577VIII - Eastern Visayas 417,845 413,300 4,545 529,832 509,720 20,112IX - Western Mindanao 304,508 300,108 4,400 444,385 433,928 10,457X - Northern Mindanao 319,424 313,261 6,163 498,302 476,819 21,483XI - Southern Mindanao 363,704 356,953 6,751 612,572 588,525 24,047XII - Central Mindanao 310,457 305,245 5,212 390,260 381,311 8,949

1990 2000 2007Total Total Total

Housing Occupied OccupiedUnits Housing Housing

Units Units

Philippines 11,395,304 11,018,208 377,096 14,891,127 18,162,497 NCR 1,482,874 1,435,365 47,509 2,001,681 2,485,637CAR 226,582 212,803 13,779 259,890 317,184I - Ilocos Region 659,139 637,348 21,791 808,126 940,819II - Cagayan Valley 446,782 434,812 11,970 544,524 653,594III - Central Luzon 1,160,752 1,130,544 30,208 1,601,018 2,008,012IV - Southern Tagalog 1,597,715 1,544,986 52,729 2,369,426 3,015,505V - Bicol Region 724,930 700,449 24,481 883,175 1,016,058VI - Western Visayas 987,273 962,725 24,548 1,192,185 1,382,697VII - Central Visayas 891,313 861,222 30,091 1,117,462 1,323,959VIII - Eastern Visayas 599,624 578,266 21,358 707,560 799,640IX - Western Mindanao 576,762 558,778 17,984 587,329 633,555X - Northern Mindanao 655,118 624,941 30,177 532,849 793,177XI - Southern Mindanao 840,991 805,623 35,368 1,044,610 879,929XII - Central Mindanao 545,449 530,346 15,103 485,313 794,898XIII - Caraga - - - 366,300 450,405ARMM - - - 386,283 667,428Disputed areas - - - 3,396 -

Source: National Statistics Office, Census Reports 1970, 1980, 1990, and 2000

Occupied Vacant

Occupied Vacant Occupied Vacant

TABLE 14.9 Housing Units, by Occupancy and by Region: 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000, and 2007

Region

1970 1980


Tenure Status Total Region

of the Lot Households NCR CAR I II III IV-A IV-B V VI

Philippines 18,539,769 2,601,094 324,008 960,523 661,667 2,040,558 2,523,411 546,574 1,024,215 1,396,505 Owned, being amortized 12,156,628 1,272,310 249,456 800,640 569,687 1,580,688 1,721,109 380,957 651,989 749,521Rented 2,176,840 860,516 40,669 33,555 19,710 183,276 362,820 27,297 55,895 72,561Being occupied for free with consent of owner 3,601,483 280,320 30,050 112,956 65,248 220,185 379,779 120,499 293,344 531,222Being occupied for free without consent of owner 337,801 127,913 937 4,482 2,994 20,597 34,283 9,278 12,069 29,654Not reported 78,031 7,502 817 1,985 1,410 6,392 6,955 2,830 5,081 7,317Not applicable 188,986 52,533 2,079 6,905 2,618 29,420 18,465 5,713 5,837 6,230

Region

VII VIII IX X XI XII Caraga ARMM

Philippines 1,339,878 804,991 642,568 805,530 895,605 803,694 455,641 713,307 Owned, being amortized 894,717 469,127 382,747 520,728 573,762 527,725 282,675 528,790Rented 145,905 62,187 49,345 64,130 94,216 55,709 38,908 10,141Being occupied for free with consent of owner 270,048 251,480 189,072 197,636 201,650 195,337 118,253 144,404Being occupied for free without consent of owner 14,717 11,462 8,221 8,628 14,576 15,946 9,300 12,744Not reported 4,881 3,291 8,786 6,266 3,659 4,675 3,338 2,846Not applicable 9,610 7,444 4,397 8,142 7,742 4,302 3,167 14,382

Source: National Statistics Office, 2007 Census of Population and Housing

TABLE 14.10 Households, by Tenure Status of the Lot, and by Region: 2007


Construction Material Total Galvanized Tile, Half of Outer Walls Occupied Iron, Concrete Galvanized Woodand Region Housing Aluminum Clay Tile Iron and Half

Units Concrete

Philippines 18,162,497 13,626,566 191,692 885,608 278,163 Concrete, brick, stone 6,687,348 6,340,206 145,779 101,633 17,565 Wood 3,592,454 2,595,477 13,740 104,644 144,028 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 3,778,334 3,778,334 25,256 569,998 44,244 Galvanized iron, aluminum 222,833 169,935 3,783 13,389 11,557 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 3,604,808 1,412,278 - 74,081 57,533 Asbestos 6,027 4,591 170 232 291 Glass 4,273 2,702 483 487 231 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 105,518 46,738 - 2,328 1,121 Others, not reported 159,681 51,969 2,460 3,406 1,544 No walls 1,221 568 21 44 49

NCR 2,485,637 2,084,715 85,520 208,505 59,757 Concrete, brick, stone 1,244,843 1,133,949 68,223 30,648 5,200 Wood 393,184 321,155 6,057 23,474 37,699 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 765,239 590,908 9,947 147,202 13,861 Galvanized iron, aluminum 28,259 20,444 706 4,903 1,920 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 3,140 1,612 - 205 337 Asbestos 1,042 633 73 30 70 Glass 901 496 165 110 34 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 24,634 10,136 - 560 395 Others, not reported 24,142 5,312 333 1,366 237 No walls 251 70 16 7 4

CAR 317,184 287,105 7,619 5,398 1,440 Concrete, brick, stone 107,814 99,189 6,850 934 131 Wood 58,352 51,840 85 480 513 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 62,461 58,121 582 3,162 215 Galvanized iron, aluminum 57,957 57,208 65 349 114 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 25,401 16,736 - 443 438 Asbestos 31 18 2 - - Glass 122 100 5 - 14 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 691 510 - 3 7 Others, not reported 4,347 3,378 30 27 8 No walls 8 5 - - -

I - Ilocos Region 940,819 807,496 4,759 50,664 14,825 Concrete, brick, stone 471,714 458,704 3,217 5,341 2,739 Wood 62,092 51,600 253 2,645 3,412 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 210,472 169,099 874 33,680 4,340 Galvanized iron, aluminum 15,088 11,721 269 2,224 526 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 170,130 110,326 - 6,370 3,685 Asbestos 299 209 3 16 16

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TABLE 14.11 Occupied Housing Units, by Construction Material of Outer Walls and of the Roof, and by Region: 2007

Construction Material of the Roof



TotalConstruction Material Occupied Galvanized Tile, Half of Outer Walls Housing Iron, Concrete Galvanized Woodand Region Units Aluminum Clay Tile Iron and Half

Concrete

Glass 337 162 27 107 12 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 4,044 2,321 - 133 21 Others, not reported 6,617 3,338 116 148 74 No walls 26 16 - - -

II - Cagayan Valley 653,594 544,412 4,059 28,581 4,160 Concrete, brick, stone 294,927 287,259 3,184 2,193 159 Wood 95,664 75,334 112 2,941 1,380 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 122,140 101,370 550 17,089 488 Galvanized iron, aluminum 11,143 8,784 96 1,566 326 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 123,288 67,874 - 4,623 1,770 Asbestos 557 519 4 14 4 Glass 90 66 4 17 - Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 1,786 1,032 - 53 12 Others, not reported 3,993 2,171 109 85 21 No walls 6 3 - - -

III - Central Luzon 2,008,012 1,703,211 14,902 136,862 24,233 Concrete, brick, stone 1,181,252 1,145,613 9,398 14,872 2,527 Wood 147,339 116,117 1,109 8,513 10,901 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 452,149 335,593 3,476 100,560 5,014 Galvanized iron, aluminum 19,368 12,920 431 4,172 1,288 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 169,128 78,507 - 7,819 4,189 Asbestos 306 178 13 10 24 Glass 747 527 63 65 34 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 11,295 5,908 - 348 135 Others, not reported 26,400 7,833 411 503 120 No walls 28 15 1 - 1

IV - A Calabarzon 2,472,568 2,135,790 26,547 141,122 35,147 Concrete, brick, stone 1,328,348 1,279,674 19,252 20,912 2,657 Wood 329,633 263,195 1,695 13,663 20,315 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 580,732 466,694 4,409 96,890 6,501 Galvanized iron, aluminum 28,750 22,333 850 3,783 1,196 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 166,972 86,917 - 4,865 4,010 Asbestos 910 732 25 49 23 Glass 654 502 50 25 47 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 18,511 9,105 - 552 191 Others, not reported 17,999 6,608 266 382 207 No walls 59 30 - 1 -

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Concrete

IV – B Mimaropa 542,937 281,725 2,566 27,137 6,480 Concrete, brick, stone 136,164 128,825 1,679 2,037 202 Wood 48,891 31,611 157 1,766 1,868 Half Concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 91,746 66,172 451 16,267 784 Galvanized iron, aluminum 4,097 1,954 196 1,128 359 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 253,177 50,919 - 5,794 3,193 Asbestos 166 136 - 6 7 Glass 88 34 7 10 35 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 2,699 533 - 46 10 Others, not reported 5,821 1,524 75 79 22 No walls 88 17 1 4 -

V - Bicol Region 1,016,058 541,378 19,095 42,821 6,794 Concrete, brick, stone 351,552 301,748 17,388 7,603 304 Wood 185,998 83,366 425 4,031 2,589 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 165,167 100,796 820 23,870 919 Galvanized iron, aluminum 9,230 4,755 292 2,098 445 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 283,544 45,300 - 4,940 2,468 Asbestos 168 93 21 4 17 Glass 122 52 15 5 1 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 12,890 3,440 - 155 30 Others, not reported 7,368 1,824 134 114 20 No walls 19 4 - 1 1

VI - Western Visayas 1,382,697 978,680 4,193 59,256 16,483 Concrete, brick, stone 332,036 316,302 3,098 4,099 500 Wood 145,294 118,424 153 4,639 5,466 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 269,744 219,494 559 32,487 2,363 Galvanized iron, aluminum 11,254 7,295 141 2,104 792 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 609,560 309,329 - 15,678 7,258 Asbestos 393 339 3 23 12 Glass 207 160 5 7 4 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 6,845 4,137 - 139 44 Others, not reported 7,310 3,184 234 76 30 No walls 54 16 - 4 14

VII - Central Visayas 1,323,959 1,033,491 5,701 48,709 17,626 Concrete, brick, stone 304,164 291,934 3,644 3,674 1,208 Wood 325,602 271,618 746 8,808 8,861 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 337,502 294,723 925 28,828 2,556 Galvanized iron, aluminum 9,630 6,534 170 1,630 855

Continued





Concrete

Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 328,560 160,399 - 5,332 3,989 Asbestos 316 240 7 28 15 Glass 450 267 65 92 13 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 6,485 3,643 - 67 42 Others, not reported 10,841 3,821 143 227 75 No walls 409 312 1 23 12

VIII - Eastern Visayas 799,640 446,767 2,521 31,432 12,114 Concrete, brick, stone 190,735 179,925 1,817 2,226 346 Wood 209,975 117,758 161 5,161 5,227 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 125,419 87,798 400 19,009 1,470 Galvanized iron, aluminum 5,201 2,669 72 919 431 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 256,919 55,518 - 3,955 4,556 Asbestos 148 108 3 10 4 Glass 84 54 6 6 12 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 3,326 855 - 57 17 Others, not reported 7,746 2,042 62 86 49 No walls 87 40 - 3 2

IX - Western Mindanao 633,555 362,205 1,859 14,257 8,490 Concrete, brick, stone 85,955 82,663 987 738 184 Wood 259,170 171,862 338 4,309 4,257 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 74,993 63,192 378 6,636 849 Galvanized iron, aluminum 3,125 1,661 51 594 476 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 204,726 41,169 - 1,908 2,636 Asbestos 304 271 3 8 10 Glass 57 34 12 5 2 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 1,477 404 - 9 31 Others, not reported 3,721 938 90 50 45 No walls 27 11 - - -

X - Northern Mindanao 793,177 639,610 2,122 21,974 10,081 Concrete, brick, stone 177,284 172,201 1,304 1,690 476 Wood 356,897 288,694 379 7,084 5,858 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 135,744 119,486 333 11,001 822 Galvanized iron, aluminum 3,698 2,078 67 694 672 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 113,027 53,816 - 1,427 2,164 Asbestos 264 236 2 3 1 Glass 116 74 9 6 3 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 2,706 1,469 - 41 49 Others, not reported 3,423 1,547 27 28 36 No walls 18 9 1 - -

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Concrete

XI - Southern Mindanao 879,929 678,834 2,317 15,075 17,060 Concrete, brick, stone 198,116 194,164 1,512 912 290 Wood 257,230 214,259 338 3,044 11,277 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 138,297 125,774 322 7,697 704 Galvanized iron, aluminum 4,087 2,800 49 424 592 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 269,151 135,117 - 2,880 4,034 Asbestos 470 404 2 6 21 Glass 82 64 7 2 4 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 3,058 1,631 - 46 15 Others, not reported 9,437 4,620 87 64 93 No walls 1 1 - - -

XII - Central Mindanao 794,898 530,455 1,938 21,106 13,892 Concrete, brick, stone 167,045 163,665 1,045 1,332 220 Wood 140,278 100,727 340 3,177 6,270 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 122,493 108,010 279 10,155 1,066 Galvanized iron, aluminum 4,677 3,060 73 730 518 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 352,062 151,812 - 5,550 5,724 Asbestos 224 165 2 9 37 Glass 58 32 6 15 1 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 2,339 864 - 67 8 Others, not reported 5,718 2,117 193 71 48 No walls 4 3 - - -

XIII - Caraga 450,405 227,972 1,082 11,798 10,788 Concrete, brick, stone 70,141 65,018 614 830 131 Wood 273,447 114,559 165 3,984 8,029 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 55,210 41,561 223 6,126 547 Galvanized iron, aluminum 1,788 941 62 428 133 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 44,999 4,687 - 400 1,897 Asbestos 217 175 - 2 9 Glass 31 23 3 - - Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 1,197 371 - 11 11 Others, not reported 3,352 635 15 17 29 No walls 23 2 - - 2

ARMM 667,428 342,720 4,892 20,911 18,823 Concrete, brick, stone 45,258 39,373 2,567 1,592 291 Wood 303,408 203,358 1,227 6,925 10,106 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 68,826 53,311 728 9,339 1,745

Continued





Concrete

Galvanized iron, aluminum 5,481 2,778 193 1,009 914 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 231,022 42,240 - 1,892 5,185 Asbestos 212 135 7 14 21 Glass 127 55 34 15 15 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 1,535 379 - 41 103 Others, not reported 11,446 1,077 135 83 430 No walls 113 14 1 1 13

Cogon, Makeshift, Asbestos NotNipa, Salvaged, and Reported

Anahaw Improvised Others

Philippines 2,955,226 62,230 49,402 113,520 Concrete, brick, stone 54,839 2,265 13,500 11,561 Wood 708,263 9,679 10,395 6,228 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 120,401 3,761 5,215 7,357 Galvanized iron, aluminum 7,510 426 418 449 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 2,032,506 7,221 12,911 8,278 Asbestos - - 593 150 Glass - - 105 265 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 15,707 38,540 552 532 Others, not reported 15,695 336 5,605 78,666 No walls 305 92 108 34

NCR 1,399 17,424 8,694 19,623 Concrete, brick, stone 38 232 4,389 2,164 Wood 192 2,885 850 872 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 237 826 783 1,475 Galvanized iron, aluminum 31 68 134 53 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 839 110 10 29 Asbestos - - 171 65 Glass - - 34 62 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 34 13,150 196 163 Others, not reported 28 94 2,053 14,719 No walls - 59 74 21

CAR 12,788 204 1,395 1,235 Concrete, brick, stone 74 41 420 175 Wood 5,076 8 301 49 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 196 20 96 69

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Construction Materialof Outer Walls Cogon, Makeshift, Asbestos Notand Region Nipa, Salvaged, and Reported


Galvanized iron, aluminum 162 1 7 51 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 7,190 20 534 40 Asbestos - - 11 - Glass - - 1 2 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 53 111 5 2 Others, not reported 36 3 19 846 No walls 1 - 1 1

I - Ilocos Region 56,061 2,100 1,001 3,913 Concrete, brick, stone 918 87 218 490 Wood 3,926 121 47 88 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 1,793 232 143 311 Galvanized iron, aluminum 286 18 11 33 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 48,514 491 374 370 Asbestos - - 40 15 Glass - - 19 10 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 393 1,143 15 18 Others, not reported 227 7 129 2,578 No walls 4 1 5 -

II - Cagayan Valley 69,083 606 1,274 1,419 Concrete, brick, stone 1,780 40 174 138 Wood 15,538 58 237 64 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 2,444 42 75 82 Galvanized iron, aluminum 352 2 11 6 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 48,170 130 579 142 Asbestos - - 15 1 Glass - - 1 2 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 357 326 5 1 Others, not reported 440 7 177 983 No walls 2 1 - -

III - Central Luzon 94,201 6,643 3,318 24,642 Concrete, brick, stone 2,612 717 1,290 4,223 Wood 8,811 717 388 783 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 4,957 351 352 1,846 Galvanized iron, aluminum 405 34 21 97 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 76,149 678 801 985 Asbestos - - 72 9 Glass - - 11 47 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 676 4,092 40 96 Others, not reported 585 52 340 16,556 No walls 6 2 3 -

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IV - A Calabarzon 105,112 11,106 4,406 13,338 Concrete, brick, stone 1,445 219 2,392 1,797 Wood 28,122 1,576 456 611 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 4,298 592 301 1,047 Galvanized iron, aluminum 338 174 21 55 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 69,224 922 685 349 Asbestos - - 73 8 Glass - - 16 14 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 1,006 7,566 20 71 Others, not reported 662 52 442 9,380 No walls 17 5 - 6

IV – B Mimaropa 218,814 1,254 1,667 3,294 Concrete, brick, stone 2,804 13 416 188 Wood 13,143 52 181 113 Half Concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 7,619 38 212 203 Galvanized iron, aluminum 443 2 1 14 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 191,916 179 585 591 Asbestos - - 14 3 Glass - - - 2 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 1,130 958 11 11 Others, not reported 1,702 7 243 2,169 No walls 57 5 4 -

V - Bicol Region 389,763 7,522 4,423 4,262 Concrete, brick, stone 22,291 471 1,195 552 Wood 93,544 980 747 316 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 37,310 473 679 300 Galvanized iron, aluminum 1,539 63 20 18 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 228,314 1,159 864 499 Asbestos - - 29 4 Glass - - - 49 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 4,763 4,329 145 28 Others, not reported 1,991 47 742 2,496 No walls 11 - 2 -

VI - Western Visayas 312,699 2,465 4,247 4,674 Concrete, brick, stone 6,789 60 896 292 Wood 15,957 126 248 281 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 13,644 224 699 274

Continued






Galvanized iron, aluminum 788 14 98 22 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 273,590 696 1,962 1,047 Asbestos - - 15 1 Glass - - 6 25 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 1,139 1,335 32 19 Others, not reported 777 10 287 2,712 No walls 15 - 4 1

VII - Central Visayas 204,382 2,722 3,806 7,522 Concrete, brick, stone 2,737 45 540 382 Wood 34,180 319 541 529 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 9,399 161 371 539 Galvanized iron, aluminum 362 11 38 30 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 155,677 408 1,975 780 Asbestos - - 22 4 Glass - - 4 9 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 927 1,749 24 33 Others, not reported 1,072 14 278 5,211 No walls 28 15 13 5

VIII - Eastern Visayas 298,625 1,355 1,686 5,140 Concrete, brick, stone 5,955 46 205 215 Wood 80,733 181 363 391 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 16,177 56 252 257 Galvanized iron, aluminum 1,082 9 10 9 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 191,556 278 577 479 Asbestos - - 20 3 Glass - - 1 5 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 1,597 776 12 12 Others, not reported 1,484 9 245 3,769 No walls 41 - 1 -

IX - Western Mindanao 242,312 1,005 979 2,448 Concrete, brick, stone 1,119 78 104 82 Wood 77,486 258 431 229 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 3,741 63 51 83 Galvanized iron, aluminum 312 2 25 4 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 158,242 210 282 279 Asbestos - - 12 - Glass - - 2 2 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 633 388 7 5 Others, not reported 767 2 65 1,764 No walls 12 4 - -

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X - Northern Mindanao 112,359 2,612 1,945 2,474 Concrete, brick, stone 1,192 108 119 194 Wood 52,850 953 553 526 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 3,375 395 119 213 Galvanized iron, aluminum 176 5 2 4 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 53,762 542 1,051 265 Asbestos - - - 22 Glass - - 1 23 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 519 600 16 12 Others, not reported 477 9 84 1,215 No walls 8 - - -

XI - Southern Mindanao 158,142 1,893 1,976 4,662 Concrete, brick, stone 830 46 146 219 Wood 27,180 501 300 331 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 3,492 82 79 147 Galvanized iron, aluminum 209 5 2 6 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 124,914 461 1,290 455 Asbestos - - 32 5 Glass - - 1 4 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 558 787 11 10 Others, not reported 959 11 118 3,485 No walls - - - -

XII - Central Mindanao 220,172 1,717 1,744 3,874 Concrete, brick, stone 374 27 160 222 Wood 29,108 167 217 272 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 2,517 66 190 210 Galvanized iron, aluminum 260 8 5 23 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 186,186 704 1,070 1,016 Asbestos - - 9 2 Glass - - - 4 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 647 741 3 9 Others, not reported 1,079 4 90 2,116 No walls 1 - - -

XIII - Caraga 194,362 804 1,537 2,062 Concrete, brick, stone 3,214 20 253 61 Wood 145,141 442 920 207 Half concrete, brick, stone, - and half wood 6,521 29 166 37

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Galvanized iron, aluminum 216 3 2 3 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 37,858 47 44 66 Asbestos - - 29 2 Glass - - 4 1 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 533 261 6 4 Others, not reported 861 2 112 1,681 No walls 18 - 1 -

ARMM 264,952 888 5,304 8,938 Concrete, brick, stone 667 15 586 167 Wood 77,276 335 3,615 566 Half concrete, brick, stone, and half wood 2,681 111 647 264 Galvanized iron, aluminum 549 7 10 21 Bamboo, sawali, cogon, nipa 180,405 186 228 886 Asbestos - - 29 6 Glass - - 4 4 Makeshift, salvaged, improvised 742 228 4 38 Others, not reported 2,548 6 181 6,986 No walls 84 - - -




Total Owner-Households Own Resources, Government Private

Who Had Interest-Free Assistance: Banks,Region Purchased Loans from PAG-IBIG Foundations,

Their Housing Relatives GSIS,SSS CooperativesUnits or Friends DBP, Others

Philippines 9,459,669 2,771,435 323,705 65,683 NCR 791,647 275,709 57,249 18,765CAR 173,635 34,000 2,571 1,367I - Ilocos Region 609,062 174,821 7,073 2,731II - Cagayan Valley 431,778 85,340 3,096 1,301III - Central Luzon 1,056,173 342,096 32,640 6,741IV - Southern Tagalog 1,490,265 438,782 65,693 12,979V - Bicol Region 621,527 122,506 8,657 1,913VI - Western Visayas 786,537 178,108 12,374 3,119VII - Central Visayas 753,650 151,638 8,530 3,831VIII - Eastern Visayas 485,270 107,738 7,219 2,141IX - Western Mindanao 390,024 90,635 5,476 1,264X - Northern Mindanao 362,456 111,439 8,345 1,610XI - Southern Mindanao 685,292 198,502 25,445 3,995XII - Central Mindanao 325,535 77,727 6,025 1,302XIII - Caraga 217,011 62,173 4,467 1,633ARMM 279,807 62,199 3,162 991

Employer Private Other NotAssistance Persons Sources Reported

Philippines 84,558 239,660 6,610,216 6,534,912 NCR 19,807 29,280 11,559 427,705CAR 1,248 3,080 1,546 136,554I - Ilocos Region 3,590 7,439 3,003 424,034II - Cagayan Valley 1,170 3,715 2,056 341,130III - Central Luzon 11,570 24,317 8,154 662,003IV - Southern Tagalog 18,373 31,738 14,416 954,228V - Bicol Region 2,479 6,484 2,390 485,571VI - Western Visayas 5,148 8,075 2,545 591,175VII - Central Visayas 4,345 7,945 4,692 584,163VIII - Eastern Visayas 2,232 6,771 3,123 365,760IX - Western Mindanao 2,158 6,335 3,284 286,154X - Northern Mindanao 2,148 4,199 3,111 237,239XI - Southern Mindanao 5,410 10,560 6,219 449,797XII - Central Mindanao 2,091 4,746 3,297 236,590XIII - Caraga 1,542 3,228 2,020 210,347ARMM 1,247 6,444 3,889 142,462

Notes: GSIS - Government Service Insurance System SSS - Social Security System DBP - Development Bank of the Philippines


TABLE 14.12 Owner-Households Who Had Purchased or Constructed Their Housing Units, by Reported Source of Financing, and by Region: 2000

(Figures are estimates based on a 10% sample)

Reported Sources of Financing

Reported Sources of Financing


Number Regionof Households Total in Each Housing Unit

Philippines 18,162,497 2,485,637 317,184 940,819 653,594 2,008,012 2,472,568 542,937 1,016,058 One household 17,879,088 2,406,218 312,821 924,351 646,668 1,981,700 2,431,848 539,683 1,008,948Two households 225,499 59,358 3,147 13,913 6,033 21,829 33,845 2,994 6,365Three households 39,456 12,504 658 2,065 727 3,409 5,081 201 593Four households 10,871 4,168 271 385 116 728 1,139 32 99Five households 3,813 1,620 126 59 30 177 355 14 15Six households or more 3,770 1,769 161 46 20 169 300 13 38

Region

VI VII VIII IX X XI XII Caraga ARMM

Philippines 1,382,697 1,323,959 799,640 633,555 793,177 879,929 794,898 450,405 667,428

One household 1,371,303 1,312,377 794,827 626,649 782,919 868,367 787,522 446,079 636,808Two households 9,716 9,190 4,395 5,644 8,783 9,279 6,431 3,716 20,861Three households 1,246 1,475 335 840 1,102 1,464 708 457 6,591Four households 280 501 57 208 255 449 131 96 1,956Five households 81 194 20 117 64 171 60 26 684Six households or more 71 222 6 97 54 199 46 31 528


TABLE 14.13 Occupied Housing Units, by Number of Households in Each Housing Unitand by Region: 2007

NCR CAR I II III IVA IVB V


Total TotalNumber Family

of Families Expenditures Amount Percent

Philippines 18,452 3,239,186 431,477 100.0 NCR 2,461 760,363 143,122 33.2CAR 322 56,182 9,865 2.3I - Ilocos Region 1,005 152,646 16,597 3.8II - Cagayan Valley 653 92,306 8,929 2.1III - Central Luzon 2,028 382,492 44,591 10.3IVA - Calabarzon 2,406 511,515 65,895 15.3IVB - Mimaropa 590 71,121 7,655 1.8V - Bicol Region 1,070 146,595 16,892 3.9VI - Western Visayas 1,452 207,669 24,129 5.6VII - Central Visayas 1,374 208,641 27,794 6.4VIII - Eastern Visayas 865 110,885 11,680 2.7IX - Zamboanga Peninsula 662 76,598 8,327 1.9X - Northern Mindanao 839 116,690 12,326 2.9XI - Davao Region 884 125,043 14,694 3.4XII - Soccsksargen 801 105,539 8,568 2.0XIII - Caraga 470 58,951 5,364 1.2ARMM 572 55,950 5,052 1.2

Rent or Rental Value House Maintenanceof House and Lot and Minor Repairs

Amount Percent Amount Percent

Philippines 413,642 100.0 17,835 100.0 NCR 140,967 34.1 2,155 12.1CAR 9,666 2.3 199 1.1I - Ilocos Region 15,212 3.7 1,385 7.8II - Cagayan Valley 8,278 2.0 651 3.7III - Central Luzon 42,495 10.3 2,096 11.8IVA - Calabarzon 63,617 15.4 2,278 12.8IVB - Mimaropa 7,155 1.7 500 2.8V - Bicol Region 15,621 3.8 1,271 7.1VI - Western Visayas 22,684 5.5 1,445 8.1VII - Central Visayas 26,193 6.3 1,601 9.0VIII - Eastern Visayas 10,647 2.6 1,033 5.8IX - Zamboanga Peninsula 7,851 1.9 476 2.7X - Northern Mindanao 11,357 2.7 969 5.4XI - Davao Region 14,010 3.4 684 3.8XII - Soccsksargen 8,026 1.9 542 3.0XIII - Caraga 5,008 1.2 356 2.0ARMM 4,857 1.2 195 1.1

Source : National Statistics Office, 2009 Family Income and Expenditure Survey.

TABLE 14.14 Number of Families and Total Housing Expenditures, by Region: 2009(Families in thousands, Amount in Millions)

Total Housing ExpendituresRegion and Province

2009

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