CONTACT INFORMATION
Housing Community Development and Resettlement Department
- HCDRD
- 3rd Floor, Civic Center Building C, Quezon City Hall Compound, Quezon City
- 8988-4242 locals 8642, 7606
- HCDRD@quezoncity.gov.ph
Office Hours
Monday to Friday
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
ABOUT US
Description
The HCDRD is mandated to implement Republic Act No. 7279, otherwise known as the Urban Development Housing Act of 1992 (UDHA), focusing on socialized housing and resettlement programs for the city’s underprivileged and homeless constituents or Informal Settler Families (ISFs).
Mission
To implement the City’s Socialized Housing Program and suitable relocation or resettlement for the city’s ISFs.
To ensure sustained development in the resettlement areas and communities through continuing education, training, and by providing health and welfare assistance.
Vision
We envision an empowered, self-reliant, productive and socially-transformed community with improved quality of life provided with security of tenure through the city’s Socialized Housing Program.
Legal Bases
- Republic Act No. 7279, Otherwise Known As The Urban Development Housing Act Of 1992 (UDHA). RA 7279 Is An Act To Provide For Comprehensive and Continuing Urban Development and Housing Program, Establish The Mechanism For Its Implementation, And For Other Purposes
- City Ordinance No. SP-2129, S.2012 or “An ordinance upgrading and reorganizing the Urban Poor Affairs Office (UPAO) into a department to be known as the Housing, Community Development and Resettlement Department (HCDRD), providing for its revised/new organizational structure and staffing pattern, duties, functions, and responsibilities and for other purposes”
- City Ordinance No. SP-2187, S.2012 entitled “An ordinance mandating the Housing, Community Development and Resettlement Department (HCDRD) to undertake the establishment and maintenance of a Management Information System (MIS) on informal settlers in Quezon City”
- City Ordinance No. SP-2771, S.2018 or “An ordinance providing for the Quezon City Comprehensive Socialized Housing Code of 2018”
Service Pledge
- To exert our best effort in the performance of our respective duties with zeal and passion
- To observe diligence and maintain the highest level of integrity in delivering services to the public.
SERVICES
SOCIALIZED HOUSING UNIT AND SOCIALIZED CONDOMINIUM UNIT
This is a program wherein the Quezon City Government initiates construction of socialized housing/condominium projects and makes the constructed units available for application to its qualified residents through a housing loan scheme with a maximum loanable amount of Seven Hundred Fifty Thousand Pesos (PHP 750,000 at PAG-IBIG Fund and Four Hundred Fifty Thousand (PHP 450,000) at the Social Housing Finance Corporation.
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tailsISSUANCE OF CLEARANCE FOR ELECTRIFICATION PROGRAM (CLEARANCE FOR SOCIALIZED HOUSING BASIC UTILITIES SERVICES)
To help the informal settler families (ISFs) and qualified program beneficiaries to secure clearance in lieu of Transfer of Certificate of Title (TCT) as proof of ownership as per the requirement of the utility companies.
e DeISSUANCE OF CLEARANCE FOR WATER CONNECTION PROGRAM (CLEARANCE FOR SOCIALIZED HOUSING BASIC UTILITIES SERVICES)
To help the informal settler families (ISFs) and qualified program beneficiaries to secure clearance in lieu of Transfer of Certificate of Title (TCT) as proof of ownership as per the requirements of the utility companies.
DetailsLOT ACQUISITION THROUGH THE COMMUNITY MORTGAGE PROGRAM
The Quezon City Government as mobilizer/originator through HCDRD implements Community Mortgage Program (CMP). A financing program of the Social Housing Finance Corporation (SHFC) which assists legally organized associations of underprivileged and homeless citizens to purchase and develop a tract of land under the concept of community ownership.
etailsDIRECT PURCHASE OF LAND FOR DISTRIBUTION TO INFORMAL SETTLER FAMILIES/ACTUAL OCCUPANTS
The Quezon City Government has been actively pursuing the Direct Purchase approach, wherein the City buys the properties occupied by Informal Settler Families (ISFs) directly from the landowner/s with the intention of eventually providing land tenure to the actual occupants.
DetailsRENTAL HOUSING PROGRAM
The City Government’s Rental Housing Program shall be made available exclusively to the underprivileged, homeless, and Informal Settler Families (ISFs) who cannot afford economic or low-cost housing. The term of lease shall be renewable every three (3) years commencing from the perfection of “Kasunduan ng Pagpapaupa,” which shall govern the contract. The lease period shall not exceed twenty-five (25) years. The monthly rental fee shall be Eight Hundred Pesos (PHP 800) to be paid by the Beneficiary on the date provided in the “Kasunduan ng Pagpapaupa.” The monthly rental fee shall correspondingly increase every three (3) years, at a rate to be determined by the Local Housing Board (LHB). The increase in the rental fee shall be based on the accessibility of the housing unit, subject to review and consideration for appropriate amendments and revision.
If it shall be proven that the financial capacity and the socio-economic profile of the Beneficiary renders it difficult for him/her to pay the monthly rental, the same shall be given at a discounted rate. In this case, to be entitled to the discounted rate, the Beneficiary concerned shall be required to undergo a screening process upon submission of the required documents.
DIRECT-SALE PROGRAM
A program that aims to help Informal Settler Families (ISFs) acquire the lot wherein their house structures are built by directly purchasing the land owned by the Quezon City Government.
DACCREDITATION OF COMMUNITY MORTGAGE PROGRAM (CMP) MOBILIZERS/ORIGINATORS
The Department evaluates requirements submitted by applicants and issues a Certificate of Accreditation as CMP Mobilizer/Originator operating within Quezon City to qualified applicants.
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tailsBENEFICIARY/IES ACCOUNTS SERVICES AND MANAGEMENT – AMORTIZATION PAYMENT
The Department, through its Accounts Management and Monitoring Section, issues order of payment to beneficiaries of Socialized Housing Program who will pay their monthly amortizations.
BENEFICIARY/IES ACCOUNTS SERVICES AND MANAGEMENT – REQUEST
FOR INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNT BALANCES/STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT
The Department through Accounts Management and Monitoring Section issues/releases Individual Ledger Account to beneficiaries of Socialized Housing Program.
BENEFICIARY/IES ACCOUNTS SERVICES AND MANAGEMENT – ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATE OF FULLPAYMENT
The Department through the Accounts Management and Monitoring Section issues certificate of full payment to fully paid beneficiaries of Socialized Housing Program.
CENSUS-SURVEY OF QUEZON CITY INFORMAL SETTLERS AND POTENTIAL BENEFICIARIES – REQUEST FOR CENSUS-SURVEY/VALIDATION
The HCDRD is mandated to conduct census survey in the community of urban poor in all districts of the City to determine the exact location and number of the informal settler families (ISFs) occupying different areas in every barangay and to gather vital information/ data relative to their living
condition as well as to prepare and consolidate records of their socio-economic profile.
HCDRD acts on the request for census survey/validation of specific areas with ISFs.
CENSUS-SURVEY OF QUEZON CITY INFORMAL SETTLERS AND POTENTIAL BENEFICIARIES -REQUEST FOR STRUCTURAL MAPPING
The HCDRD is mandated to conduct census survey in the community of urban poor in all districts of the City to determine the exact location and number of the informal settler families (ISFs) occupying different areas in every barangay and to gather vital information/ data relative to their living condition as well as to prepare and consolidate records of their socio-economic profile.
The HCDRD processes request for a copy of the structural map
CENSUS-SURVEY OF QUEZON CITY INFORMALSETTLERS AND POTENTIAL BENEFICIARIES –REQUEST FOR ISSUANCE OF CENSUS MASTERLIST –
(ASSOCIATION/INSTITUTIONS/LANDOWNER(S)/GOVERNMENT)
The HCDRD is mandated to conduct census survey in the community of urban poor in all districts of the City to determine the exact location and number of the informal settler families (ISFs) occupying different areas in every barangay and to gather vital information/ data relative to their living condition as well as to prepare and consolidate records of their socio-economic profile. HCDRD processes request for a copy of master list.
CENSUS-SURVEY OF QUEZON CITY INFORMAL SETTLERS AND POTENTIAL BENEFICIARIES – REQUEST FOR ISSUANCE OF INDIVIDUAL CENSUS CERTIFICATE)
The HCDRD is mandated to conduct census survey in the community of urban poor in all districts of the City to determine the exact location and number of the informal settler families (ISFs) occupying different areas in every barangay and to gather vital information/ data relative to their living condition as well as to prepare and consolidate records of their socio-economic profile. The HCDRD processes request for individual census certificate.
ISSUANCE OF CLEARANCE / CERTIFICATION FOR TAX EXEMPTION PURPOSES OF LOTS INVOLVING SOCIALIZED HOUSING/OCCUPIED BY INFORMAL SETTLER FAMILIES (ISF) – SUBJECT PROPERTY IS ALREADY IDENTIFIED AS FULLY OCCUPIED BY INFORMAL SETTLERS
Issues or releases certification/s to landowners indicating that their property/ies is/are fully occupied by ISFs as a requirement for exemption from the imposition of idle land tax.
ISSUANCE OF CLEARANCE / CERTIFICATION FOR IDLE LANDTAX EXEMPTION PURPOSES OF LOTS INVOLVING SOCIALIZED HOUSING/OCCUPIED BY INFORMAL SETTLER FAMILIES (ISF) – SUBJECT PROPERTY NEEDS SITE INSPECTION/VERIFICATION
Issues or releases certification/s to landowners indicating that their property/ies is/are fully occupied by ISFs as a requirement for exemption from the imposition of idle land tax.
PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS/INDIVIDUAL, LANDOWNER OR OTHER SECTORS OF SOCIETY/GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS IN ACCORDANCE WITH R.A.7279
The HCDRD through the Community Development Section initiates the set-up of community organizations in the depressed/blighted areas to bring greater social awareness and participation. Likewise, the section provides assistance to an individual, community associations, landowners, or other sectors of society, act on their requests and queries in accordance with Republic Act 7279.
RECEIVE COMPLAINTS/REPORTS AND PROVIDE APPROPRIATE ACTION IN ACCORDANCE WITH IRR PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE NO. SP-2444, S.2015 AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT CODE OF 1991
The Department acts on the complaints or reports relative to non-compliance with City Ordinance No. SP-2444, S.2015 either by personal delivery or through e-mail.
RELOCATION AND RESETTLEMENT PROGRAM
The program that relocates and resettles persons and other informal settler families (ISFs) living in danger areas. The HCDRD shall, prior to relocation, ensure the availability of a relocation or resettlement site that is compliant with the requirement of existing laws.
PROGRAMS
QCITIZEN HOMES BAESA COMMUNITY (GEM 5 ROAD)
An on-site housing project of Quezon City Local Government located at Gem 5 road, Barangay Baesa, Quezon City.
QCITIZEN HOMES BAGBAG COMMUNITY 2 (BAGBAG GOVERNMENT CENTER)
An on-site housing project of Quezon City Local Government located at Barangay Bagbag, Quezon City.
QCITIZEN HOMES BALINGASA COMMUNITY 1 (STO. CRISTO ST.)
An on-site housing project of Quezon City Local Government located at Sto. Cristo St., Barangay Balingasa, Quezon City.
QCITIZEN HOMES HOLY SPIRIT COMMUNITY 1
An on-site housing project of Quezon City Local Government located at Barangay Holy Spirit, Quezon City.
SOCIALIZED HOUSING UNIT AND SOCIALIZED CONDOMINIUM UNIT: HOUSING PROJECT NO. 7
An on-site housing project of Quezon City Local Government located at J.P. Burgos Street, Barangay Escopa 3, Project 4, Quezon City, with an area of 1,873 sq.m. A total of 84 units were constructed.
SOCIALIZED HOUSING UNIT AND SOCIALIZED CONDOMINIUM UNIT: HOUSING PROJECT NO. 8
An on-site housing project of Quezon City Local Government located at Kingspoint Subdivision, Barangay Bagbag, Quezon City, with an area of 1,973 square meters. A total of 105 units were constructed.
SOCIALIZED HOUSING UNIT AND SOCIALIZED CONDOMINIUM UNIT: HOUSING PROJECT NO. 10
An on-site housing project of Quezon City Local Government located at Buenamar St., Barangay Novaliches Proper, Quezon City, with an area of 1,286 sq.m. A total of 63 units were constructed.
GUIDES
HOW TO APPLY FOR THE SOCIALIZED HOUSING UNIT/ SOCIALIZED CONDOMINIUM UNIT
Requirements:
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of Proof of Income – Any of the following: Certificate of Employment and Compensation, Certificate of Engagement, Pay slip, ITR
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of Birth Certificate. If married, 1 original and 1 photocopy of Marriage Contract and Birth Certificate of the spouse
- 1 photocopy of valid ID (Preferably QC ID) and company ID with signature, 1X1 photo (4pcs). If married, 1 photocopy of valid ID (Preferably QC ID) of the spouse, 1×1 photo (4 pcs)
- 1 original copy and 1 photocopy of Proof of Billing
- 1 original copy and 1 photocopy of Barangay Clearance
- 1 original copy and 1 photocopy of Certificate of No Property
- 2 Family Photos 3R – size
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of NBI Clearance
- 1 photocopy of BIR TIN ID
- Recommendation from HCDRD Development Officer, if Informal Settler Family (ISF)
Process:
- Submit all the requirements to the Direct Sale Section of the Housing, Community Development, and Resettlement Department (HCDRD) for pre-evaluation.
- Attend the orientation/seminar.
- Sign in loan documents on the scheduled date.
- After the signing of loan documents and other requirements, the applicant will be informed that these documents will be re-evaluated at HCDRD for submission to financing agency.
Note: The approval of the loan application at PAG-IBIG Fund is usually 30 days more or less upon submission of the complete requirements from HCDRD.
HOW TO APPLY FOR ELECTRIFICATION CLEARANCE (UNDER THE SOCIALIZED HOUSING PROGRAM)
Requirements:
- Application letter/request for electrification clearance.
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of Barangay Clearance for MERALCO/electrical connection application
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of valid ID of the applicant (Preferably QC ID)
- If the beneficiary of Community Mortgage Program (CMP), Direct Sale, National Housing Authority (NHA), National Government Center Housing Project (NGCHP), and Gawad Kalinga (GK), submit any of the following:
- Social Housing Finance Corporation (SHFC)/National Home Mortgage Finance Corporation (NHMFC) validated payment receipt
- Certificate of Award
- Lease Purchase Agreement (LPA)
- Contract/Agreement (Contract between the beneficiary and the implementing agency of housing programs like QC Government, NHA, NGHP, and Gawad Kalinga.)
- Notarized Undertaking – for those who are not lot owners
- MERALCO bill (for reconnection of meter with the same name)
- MERALCO bill & waiver (for reconnection of meter and transfer of service name)
- If there is a representative, submit the following;
- Authorization from applicant
- 1 original (to be presented only) and 1photocopy of valid ID of applicant and representative (Preferably QC ID)
Process:
- Submit a request letter to HCDRD to secure MERALCO/Electrical Certification/Clearance.
- Submit the accomplished application form and required documents to the personnel in charge.
- Return on the scheduled day (due date) to get the MERALCO and Electrical certification/clearance from HCDRD. The processing period at HCDRD is a maximum of 3 days.
HOW TO APPLY FOR WATER CONNECTION CLEARANCE (UNDER THE SOCIALIZED HOUSING PROGRAM)
Requirements:
- Application letter/request for clearance for water connection
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of Barangay Clearance for water connection application
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of valid ID of the applicant (Preferably QC ID)
- If the beneficiary of Community Mortgage Program (CMP), Direct Sale, National Housing Authority (NHA), National Government Center Housing Project (NGCHP), and Gawad Kalinga (GK), submit any of the following:
- Social Housing Finance Corporation (SHFC)/National Home Mortgage Finance Corporation (NHMFC) validated payment receipt
- Certificate of Award
- Lease Purchase Agreement (LPA)
- Contract/Agreement
- Notarized Undertaking – for those who are not lot owners
- If there is a representative, submit the following:
- Authorization from applicant
- 1 Original (to be presented only) and 1 photocopy of valid ID of the applicant and the representative (Preferably QC ID)
Process:
- Submit a request letter addressed to HCDRD to secure water (MWSI/MWC) clearance.
- Submit the accomplished application form and required documents to the personnel in charge.
- Return on the scheduled day (due date) to get the certification for MWSI/MWC Clearance at HCDRD. (Within 1-3 days maximum processing period at HCDRD.
HOW TO ACQUIRE A LOT THROUGH THE COMMUNITY MORTGAGE PROGRAM
Requirements:
For Landowners
- 1 original and 1 photocopy of Letter Request addressed to HCDRD Department Head
- 1 CTC and 2 photocopies of Certified True Copy of Title/s
- 1 CTC and 2 photocopies of two (2) titles back
- 1 CTC and 2 photocopies of Tax Declaration
- 1 CTC and 2 photocopies of two (2) trace back of current Tax Declaration
- 1 original and 2 photocopies of Updated Tax Clearance/Tax Receipts
- 1 Blueprint Copy and 2 photocopies of Vicinity Map/lot plan signed by Geodetic Engineer
- Original and 2 photocopies of Proof of road right-of-way
- Original and 2 photocopies of Special Power of Attorney (SPA) for landowners represented by their Attorney-in-Fact
- 2 photocopies of 2 valid government-issued IDs and BIR-issued Tax Identification Number (TIN) of the registered owner/s
For Community Associations (CA)
- 1 original and 2 photocopies of Letter of Intent to Buy (the property) addressed to the HCDRD Department
- 1 CTC and 2 photocopies of HOA Registration from the Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD)/Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board (HLURB) Registration, Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws
- 2 original and 1 photocopy of the Secretary’s Certificate authorizing the CA President to represent the Homeowners Association in the Community Mortgage Program
- 2 original and 1 photocopy of the Secretary’s Certificate authorizing the CA President to represent the Homeowners Association in the Community Mortgage Program
- 2 Blueprint copies of the Subdivision plan duly signed by the Geodetic Engineer
- 2 photocopies of the passbook/Bank Account in the name of the CA with savings equivalent to three (3) months advance amortizations and one (1) year Mortgage Redemption Insurance (MRI)
- 1 certified true copy and 2 photocopies of BIR Certificate of Registration
Individual Client for Socialized Housing
- 1 original and 2 photocopies of Proof of Income
- 1 original and 2 photocopies of Marriage Contract, if married
- 1 CTC and 2 photocopies of Birth Certificate
- 1 original and 2 photocopies of Barangay Clearance
- 2 photocopies of 2 valid government-issued IDs with 3 specimen signatures
Process:
- Submit a letter of intent/application letter with the requirements attached to HCDRD.
- Wait for the result of site inspection and recommendation of HCDRD.
- Attend the scheduled CMP Orientation.
- The Community Association (CA) will negotiate with the property owner regarding the intention to buy the property through CMP with the guidance of HCDRD.
- The CA shall submit all required documents to HCDRD.
- The CA and the program beneficiaries will comply with all the requirements and sign needed loan documents required by SHFC through HCDRD.
- The landowner and CA will execute the Deed of Absolute Sale (DOAS).
- Attend CMP post-take-out orientation on their monthly amortization payment (after transfer of title in the name of HOA and after the release of loan proceeds in favor of the owner).
HOW TO BE A BENEFICIARY OF DIRECT PURCHASE PROGRAM
Requirements for the association:
- Application letter with attached form
- DHSUD, HOA Registration with list of members.
Requirements for individual beneficiaries:
- HOA Membership/ Clearance
- 1 original Barangay Clearance
- 1 original Certified True Copy from PSA or from Civil Registry of Birth Certificate of Beneficiary
- 1 CTC of Marriage Contract (if married)
- 1 photocopy of valid government-issued ID with 3 specimen signatures
- 1 original copy of Certificate of Employment and Compensation/ Affidavit of Income
- If Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW), original copy of Contract of Service and Special Power of Attorney (SPA) (Executed with the appropriate Consulate Office)
- Certification of No Property from the City Assessor’s Office
Process:
- The concerned community association of the said lot will write to the Housing Community Development and Resettlement Department (HCDRD) stating their intention to purchase the lot wherein their houses are built.
- The Community Association and HCDRD will select the beneficiary.
- The concerned Community Association will write to the City Appraisal Committee for the appraised value of the lot and also to the City Council for approval of the Subdivision plan.
- The Community Association through the Private Surveyor will submit subdivision plan to DENR for approval.
- The program beneficiary will sign a contract agreement upon compliance with all the requirements.
Department Directory
ATTY. JOSELITO V. CONEJERO
Officer in Charge
8988-4242 local 8641
joselito.conejero@quezoncity.gov.ph
Divisions/Sections
| DIVISION | OFFICER NAME | OFFICE ADDRESS | CONTACT INFORMATION |
|---|---|---|---|
| Administrative Division | Ms. Lorna N. Constantino Chief Administrative Officer Ms. Marites M. Miro Supervising Administrative Officer | 3rd Floor, Civic Center Building C, Quezon City Hall | 8988-4242 local 8645 admin.HCDRD@quezoncity.gov.ph |
| Central Records Human Resources Section | Mr. Dennis M. Castro Administrative Officer V | 3rd Floor, Civic Center Building C, Quezon City Hall | 8988-4242 local 8645 |
| Budget and Supply Section | Ms. Evangeline C. Araneta Administrative Officer V | 3rd Floor, Civic Center Building C, Quezon City Hall | 8988-4242 local 8645 |
| Housing and Resettlement Division | Atty. Joselito V. Conejero Housing and Homesite Regulation Officer VI | 3rd Floor, Civic Center Building C, Quezon City Hall | 8988-4242 local 8647 hrd.HCDRD@quezoncity.gov.ph |
| Direct Sale Section | Mr. Fernando R. Felipe Housing and Homesite Regulation Officer IV | 3rd Floor, Civic Center Building C, Quezon City Hall | 8988-4242 local 8648 |
| Community Mortgage Program Section | Ms. Agnes L. Simon Housing and Homesite Regulation Officer V | 3rd Floor, Civic Center Building C, Quezon City Hall | 8988-4242 local 7606 |
| Community Development Section | Atty. Joselito V. Conejero Housing and Homesite Regulation Officer VI | 3rd Floor, Civic Center Building C, Quezon City Hall | 8988-4242 local 7606 |
| Support Services Division | Ms. Mena N. Ocampo Housing and Homesite Regulation Officer V | 3rd Floor, Civic Center Building C, Quezon City Hall | 8988-4242 local 8647 ssd.HCDRD@quezoncity.gov.ph |
| Accounts Management and Monitoring Section | Ms. Marietta O.Cabajaan Housing and Homesite Regulation Officer II | 3rd Floor, Civic Center Building C, Quezon City Hall | 8988-4242 local 8648 |
| Basic Utilities and Services Section | Mr. Artemio C.Tolentino Housing and Homesite Regulation Officer IV | 3rd Floor, Civic Center Building C, Quezon City Hall | 8988-4242 local 8648 |
| Census and Planning Division | Mr. Joey F. Dela Rosa Housing and Homesite Regulation Officer VI | 3rd Floor, Civic Center Building C, Quezon City Hall | 8988-4242 local 8643 cpd.HCDRD@quezoncity.gov.ph |
| Census Survey Section | Ms. Gemma G. Ingalla Housing and Homesite Regulation Officer V | 3rd Floor, Civic Center Building C, Quezon City Hall | 8988-4242 local 8643 |
| Technical Section | Mr. Narciso M. Alvarado Housing and Homesite Regulation Officer IV | 3rd Floor, Civic Center Building C, Quezon City Hall | 8988-4242 local 8643 |
| Legal Support Group | Ms. Diwata Elvira Mariano Housing and Homesite Regulation Officer IV | 3rd Floor, Civic Center Building C, Quezon City Hall | 8988-4242 local 8642 |
| Management Information System | Mr. Kerby N. Ensong Housing and Homesite Regulation Officer II HCDRD Website Focal Person | 3rd Floor, Civic Center Building C, Quezon City Hall | 8988-4242 local 8642 |
| HCDRD Sattelite Office | Mr. Rodeo Galino Housing and Homesite Regulation Officer IV | Moises st., NDC Building Jordan Plains Subdivision, Brgy. Sta. Monica, Novaliches | 8988-4242 local 7606 |
SPOTLIGHT
DEED OF SALE SIGNING (FORTUNATO M. ACUÑA) – NOVEMBER 18, 2023
Through Quezon City’s Direct Sale Program, 24 resident families of Taniman St., Brgy. Batasan now have homes.
DEED OF SALE SIGNING (FINANCIERA MANILA, INC.) – NOVEMBER 18, 2023
Through the Direct Sale Program, 110 beneficiaries from Kapalaran St., Brgy. Commonwealth now have homes.
DEED OF SALE SIGNING (THE MANILA REMNANT CO. INC.) – NOVEMBER 18, 2023
Close to 700 families from Brgy. Payatas will have their own homes through the ng Direct Sale Program.
AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS
Natatanging Lingkod Maralita Award – December 7, 2023
Recipient of Natatanging Lingkod Maralita Award from the Presidential Commission for the Urban Poor (PCUP) in recognition of Quezon City’s inclusive programs for the urban poor sector.
DOWNLOADABLE FORMS
Template –Application For Clearance For Electrification And Water Connection
Undertaking For Temporary Electrical And Water C
Intent-To-Sell-The-Property-Throu
Sample-Letter-From Th
Sample-Letter- From The Co
Application Form For Direct Sa
Resources
HCDRD Citizen's Charter 2024
HCDRD Citizen's Charter 2023
HCDRD Citizen's Charter
QUEZON CITY ORDINANCE NO. SP-2491, S-2016
