CLARK FREEPORT — The Chamber of Real Estate and Builders’ Associations (CREBA) hosted the Real Estate and Housing Expo 2025 from April 24-26, as part of the Central and North Luzon Regional Housing Conference held from April 22-26.
In partnership with Clark Development Corporation (CDC), the expo provided employees and other locators with firsthand information on available real properties within and outside the region, helping them plan and acquire future homes and real estate investments.
Key speakers included Alejandro Manalac, CREBA Vice-President for International Affairs, and Engr. Mario “Jun” Alzona Jr., President of CREBA Clark International Chapter (CREBA-CIC). Presentations were made by various entities such as Filinvest, Asialink, BESCO, Hausland, Boysen, Borland, Easy Gas, Megapines, Pampanga Technopark, Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC), and Home Development Mutual Fund (HDMF or Pag-Ibig Fund).
The expo targeted clients looking for homes or real property investments, offering free seminars on home ownership and financing, raffles, discounts, and property auctions. Admission was free.
CREBA, the country’s largest organization of business firms and professionals in real estate and housing, advocates for socio-economic advancement and ecological integrity, aiming to provide “A Home for Every Filipino.”
Its members include developers of land, housing lots, subdivisions, condominiums, resorts, hotels, industrial estates, and retirement facilities, as well as home builders, brokers, building contractors, urban and environmental planners, architects, engineers, real estate managers, property appraisers, financial advisors, and suppliers of land development and construction inputs.
Guided by the principle of “Business with a Social Conscience,” CREBA upholds the ideal of “Balancing of Interests.”
