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Federal Land to begin turnover of Grand Midori Ortigas Tower 2 in 2026

Federal Land Inc. announced it will begin turnover of the second tower of its Grand Midori Ortigas residential development in Pasig City by late 2026.

Stronger alliances, inclusive governance crucial to Indo-Pacific stability — experts

Stronger regional alliances and inclusive maritime governance are vital to ensuring peace, security, and sustainability in the Indo-Pacific, experts said during a recent high-level forum hosted by the Stratbase Institute and the French Embassy in Manila.

NAIA opens new food hall at Terminal 3

The New NAIA Infra Corp. (NNIC) unveiled a new 6,000-square-meter Mezzanine Food Hall at Terminal 3 of Ninoy Aquino International Airport, marking a major step in the airport’s ongoing transformation.

ERC greenlights FIT-All, market fee adjustments 

Households and businesses should brace for higher electricity bills in 2025 following two major rulings by the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) which will directly impact power rates across the country.

Dizon prioritizes job order workers in DPWH hiring

The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) will fill nearly 2,000 vacancies across the country, following a directive from President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to open advancement opportunities for staff-level and job order employees.

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BOC-Batangas sets monthly collection record at P24.54B

The Bureau of Customs (BOC) Port of Batangas collected a record P24.54 billion in September 2026, exceeding its monthly revenue target by P1.898 billion as the port sustained above-target collections through the third quarter.

Globe: Plan connectivity early for future-ready communities

Globe is calling on property developers to factor connectivity into the very first design stages of new projects, rather than working out network needs once construction is underway. Planning ahead avoids costly retrofits and redesigns, while ensuring homes, commercial spaces, and estates are fully digital-ready the moment people move in.

DENR ramps up watershed, forest protection to beat El Niño water crunch

Forests keep water flowing even through extended dry spells — and that natural shield is getting a major boost as El Niño looms. The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) is expanding forest patrols and accelerating reforestation across critical watersheds to help forests hold water, control stream flow, cut soil erosion, and recharge aquifers.

Southlinks earns BERDE 5 stars, offers greener metro living 

In property development, green credentials can help sell a dream. Southlinks Estate now has five stars to back up the pitch—but turning a sustainable masterplan into a sustainable neighbourhood is the harder part.
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