The National Capital Region (NCR) housing market has seen a remarkable surge, recording a 137% increase since 2019. This boom is attributed to renewed investor confidence, strong homeownership sentiment, large-scale infrastructure development, and rising
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The main reasons for the 137% increase in the NCR housing market since 2019 include renewed investor confidence, strong homeownership sentiment, large-scale infrastructure development, and rising land costs.
The housing market boom has positively impacted the local economy by generating jobs and stimulating economic growth, particularly in the real estate and construction sectors.
The rapid rise in property prices has raised concerns about affordability, making it increasingly difficult for first-time buyers and low-income families to enter the market.
Policymakers are considering measures such as property tax reforms, stricter lending standards, and incentives for affordable housing projects to address the challenges in the NCR housing market.
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