The Pambansang Pabahay Para sa Pilipino program does not provide free housing for Filipinos. There is also no online registration for this program.
A Facebook page named “Libreng Pabahay Program Buong Pilipinas” posted the claim on October 9. The post currently has 743 shares, 120 comments, and 172 reactions.
The post says that poor families can sign up for Marcos’ free housing program. A purported registration link for interested Filipinos is provided in the post. The government’s national housing project is not free, and there is no online registration. In October 2022, Rappler fact-checked posts with similar claims.
The prices of housing units range from P580,000 to P1,150,000, depending on the site location and the type of housing – whether it is socialized, upgraded, midrise, or highrise.The local government units of the housing project sites will determine qualified beneficiaries for the 4PH program. According to the DHSUD, interested applicants need to coordinate directly with their respective LGUs for identification and registration.are collected from interested applicants.
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