Property developer Ovialand Inc. is set to take out a P1-billion housing loan this year from Pag-IBIG Fund, the government institution providing affordable housing loans to Filipinos.
Property developer Ovialand Inc. is set to take out a P1-billion housing loan this year from Pag-IBIG Fund, the government institution providing affordable housing loans to Filipinos.
Vital said 70 percent of these house and lots were already sold and would be turned over to home-buyers.
Vital commended Pag-IBIG Fund for continued support to real estate developers despite the pandemic.
Vital commended Pag-IBIG Fund for continued support to real estate developers despite the pandemic.
“When 2020 began, we already had a commitment to our clients to deliver to them their homes. As first time home-buyers, their need for their own comfortable home became even more apparent during the pandemic. Thankfully, Pag-IBIG Fund was there to process the loans of our clients,” she said.
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Article and Photo originally posted by Manila Standard last February 3, 2021 7:20pm and written by Jeniffer B. Austria.
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