The Sanagmana Community Housing project in Navotas, Metro Manila involved 200 beneficiary families who purchased housing units. The housing project received a P15 million contract with the landowner, of which P2.3 million had been paid. Each family pays P750 per month in amortization for their housing units over 25 years at a subsidized interest rate of 6% annually. The project was funded through a public-private collaboration between the National Housing Authority, Department of Public Works and Highways, and the local government of Navotas. National and local agencies as well as non-governmental organizations were involved in constructing different portions of the housing project.
The Sanagmana Community Housing project in Navotas, Metro Manila involved 200 beneficiary families who purchased housing units. The housing project received a P15 million contract with the landowner, of which P2.3 million had been paid. Each family pays P750 per month in amortization for their housing units over 25 years at a subsidized interest rate of 6% annually. The project was funded through a public-private collaboration between the National Housing Authority, Department of Public Works and Highways, and the local government of Navotas. National and local agencies as well as non-governmental organizations were involved in constructing different portions of the housing project.
The Sanagmana Community Housing project in Navotas, Metro Manila involved 200 beneficiary families who purchased housing units. The housing project received a P15 million contract with the landowner, of which P2.3 million had been paid. Each family pays P750 per month in amortization for their housing units over 25 years at a subsidized interest rate of 6% annually. The project was funded through a public-private collaboration between the National Housing Authority, Department of Public Works and Highways, and the local government of Navotas. National and local agencies as well as non-governmental organizations were involved in constructing different portions of the housing project.
The Sanagmana Community Housing project in Navotas, Metro Manila involved 200 beneficiary families who purchased housing units. The housing project received a P15 million contract with the landowner, of which P2.3 million had been paid. Each family pays P750 per month in amortization for their housing units over 25 years at a subsidized interest rate of 6% annually. The project was funded through a public-private collaboration between the National Housing Authority, Department of Public Works and Highways, and the local government of Navotas. National and local agencies as well as non-governmental organizations were involved in constructing different portions of the housing project.
TANZA, NAVOTAS, METROPOLITAN MANILA (TANZA “PABAHAY”) MEMBERS: Fajutagana, Bianca Pestaño, Geri Nicole Rabago, Athina Ivanka Ramirez, Anthony Jake Serato, Edison Jared Villanueva, Darwin Cyrus 1. How much was the housing units and how long will the beneficiaries pay for these? How much will the housing beneficiaries pay? Community Mortgage Housing Loan - Target beneficiaries organize themselves into a community association to avail of a collateral-free communal financing scheme to purchase land and conduct site development. Loan documentation if facilitated by authorized originators (116 NGOs and 42 LGUs) for a fee of AT LEAST Php 500 (7.64Euro) per family or 2% of the loan take-out whichever is higher. Originators also ensure that the beneficiaries faithfully pay their monthly amortization. The housing loan has a subsidized fixed interest rate of 6% p.a. payable in 25 years.
According to the study, low-rise building construction cost
were shared both by the national and local government and lots were owned by the NHA. It was mentioned that they were required to pay affordable amortization for the said housing units.
Sanagmana community has a contract of P15,000,000 with
the landowner and the organization has already paid P2,300,000. With this contract, the DPWH has already allocated 200 families with financial support. Every month each family has to pay an amount of 750 pesos to the SANAGMANA Community.
Reference: DOCUMENTATION OF A BEST PRACTICE IN LOCAL GOVERNANCE IN NAVOTAS CITY: SOCIALIZED
HOUSING PROJECT (IN-CITY RELOCATION), NAVOTAAS HOMES, TANZA 2. What was the housing finance mechanism used in the case study that you used in Module 1? Is it public, private or public and private? PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COLLABORATION
The housing project was funded by the
collaboration of national and local organizations particularly National Housing Authority (NHA), Department of Public Works and HighWays (DPWH), and Department of Budget and Management.
The NHA together with National Home
Mortgage Finance (NHMF) originates the housing loan under Community Mortgage program (CMP). 3. What agency was involved? Was a developer part of the housing delivery? LGU? NGO? 500 Housing units were constructed through the assistance of Habitat for Humanity. 200 Housing units were constructed through the Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) of Cong. Tobias M. Tiangco 680 housing units were constructed by National Housing Authority (NHA), funded out of the 50 Billion housing fund.