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HLURB BOARD NO. 817 S. 2008: Developer reporting for housing unit construction

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Title Supreme Court: Developer reporting for housing unit construction

Law: Hlurb Board No. 817 S. 2008

Decision Date: Apr 16, 2008

Developers of subdivision and condominium projects must submit an inventory of housing units constructed from 2005-2007 and quarterly reports on current construction to obtain a Certificate of Registration and License to Sell, with non-compliance resulting in suspension of their license.

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Role of HLURB and Taskforce Recommendations

HLURB is tasked to conduct a study to develop a monitoring system to track the private sector’s contribution to the housing program.
The Taskforce recommends that HLURB require developers to submit reports on the actual number of units sold.
To ensure accountability, sanctions are proposed for developers who fail to submit these reports.

Reporting Requirements for Developers

Developers of subdivision and condominium projects with an existing License to Sell must submit:
- An inventory of housing units actually constructed during the period 2005-2007.
- A quarterly report on the number of housing units actually constructed moving forward.

Conditions for Issuance of Registration and Licenses

Submission of the required reports is a mandatory condition for the issuance of the Certificate of Registration and License to Sell.

Enforcement and Penalties

Non-compliance with the reporting requirements constitutes grounds for the suspension of the License to Sell.

Signatories and Adoption

The resolution was formally adopted on April 16, 2008.
It is signed and attested by key officials including the Vice-President and HUDCC Chairman, HLURB Commissioners, DOJ and DILG Undersecretaries, and DPWH Commissioner.

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