Pag-IBIG housing fair in Davao City to offer over 20,000 homes on Nov. 12-13
About 40 property developers will showcase housing projects across Mindanao at the two-day Pag-IBIG Fund event at SMX Convention Center Davao.
More than 20,000 housing units will be available to prospective buyers at the Pag-IBIG Fund's Mindanao Housing Fair in Davao City on November 12 and 13, 2026, according to Edge Davao.
The two-day fair will be held at the SMX Convention Center Davao at SM Lanang Premier. Around 40 property developers are expected to take part, presenting housing projects located in different parts of Mindanao. Some developers from Manila will also join, Pag-IBIG said.
Grace C. Camaganacan, Department Manager III of Pag-IBIG Fund's Business Development Department, encouraged Filipino workers and Pag-IBIG members to attend. She said the event would let buyers compare projects side by side and look into financing options, giving them more choices in finding a home that suits their needs and budget.
Camaganacan described the fair as an opportunity for members to finally see their planned dream house and decide whether to apply for a housing loan through the agency.
Apart from touring the housing projects on display, visitors can consult Pag-IBIG personnel about housing loan applications, requirements and financing. Agency staff will be on hand throughout the event to walk members through the loan process and explain which documents they need to prepare.
Camaganacan advised interested buyers to bring proof of income so that Pag-IBIG staff can assess their qualifications and capacity to take out a housing loan.
The fair is open to Pag-IBIG members, Filipino workers and anyone interested in buying a home, according to the agency.
Why it matters for Davao
Davao residents looking to buy a home can compare thousands of units and get housing loan guidance from Pag-IBIG in one venue in the city, without travelling elsewhere.
This article was written by the DavaoNews desk with AI assistance, using reporting by Edge Davao. Facts come from the original report, which we credit and link below. Our editorial policy
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