𝗠𝗘𝗧𝗥𝗢 𝗶𝗟𝗢𝗶𝗟𝗢 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝘀𝘁𝗿𝘂𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗕𝗼𝗼𝗺

27/08/2026

20/08/2026

Pwerte katahom! Daw pure resort and hotel. Pero Condo with resort vibes. First in Iloilo...

✨ A NEW WAY TO EXPERIENCE CONDO LIVING IN ILOILO! ✨

🏝️ Imagine coming home to a resort-inspired lifestyle—where refreshing pools, lush greenery, relaxing spaces, and modern condo living come together in one beautiful destination.

Introducing BERNWOOD RESORT RESIDENCES — Iloilo City’s first-ever condo resort concept! 🌴🏢

🌴 Resort-style living in the heart of Iloilo!
📍 Alta Tierra Village, Jaro, Iloilo City
🔥 Pre-selling units available — limited slots only!

📍BERNWOOD RESORT RESIDENCES (ALL STUDIO UNITS)

✨Studio (Atrium Units - No Balcony)
* Floor Area: 22SQM
* Total Contract Price: ₱2,732,400
* Reservation Fee: ₱15,000
* Downpayment Terms:
1st-20th month- ₱4,999
21st-40th month- ₱5,999
41st-60th month- ₱8,745
* Loanable amount: ₱2,322,540

✨Studio (Atrium Units - No Balcony)
* Floor Area: 32SQM
* Total Contract Price (TCP): ₱4,416,000
* Reservation Fee: ₱15,000
* Monthly Equity: ₱10,790 for 60 Months
* Loanable Amount: ₱3,753,600

✨Studio (No Balcony/with View Units)
* Floor Area: 22SQM
* Total Contract Price (TCP): ₱2,970,000
* Reservation Fee: ₱15,000
* Monthly Equity: ₱7,175 for 60 Months
* Loanable Amount: ₱2,524,500

✨Studio (With Balcony)
* Floor Area: 26SQM
* Total Contract Price (TCP): ₱3,790,800
* Reservation Fee: ₱15,000
* Monthly Equity: ₱9,227 for 60 Months
* Loanable Amount: ₱3,222,180

📍BERNWOOD PARKHOMES (GUIMARAS)

✨Dylan (2BR)
* Floor Area: 48 SQM
* Lot Area: 80 SQM
* Total Contract Price (TCP): ₱2,862,000
* Reservation Fee: ₱15,000
* Monthly Equity: ₱8,631.25 for 48 Months
* Loanable Amount: ₱2,432,700

Whether you’re looking for your future home, a weekend escape, or a smart investment, this is an opportunity worth exploring.

For site tripping and reservation pls DM here - Iloilo-Bacolod House and Lot for Design Build Sell

20/08/2026

𝗨𝗻𝗶𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗼𝗳 𝗦𝘁. 𝗟𝗮 𝗦𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗲 𝗦𝗼𝗼𝗻 𝘁𝗼 𝗢𝗽𝗲𝗻 𝗶𝗻 𝗣𝗮𝘃𝗶𝗮, 𝗜𝗹𝗼𝗶𝗹𝗼

The University of St. La Salle (USLS), based in Bacolod City, is set to open a new campus in Pavia, Iloilo, marking its expansion to Panay Island.

The Iloilo campus was officially launched in October 2024, with business-related programs planned for the new campus.

A groundbreaking and time capsule-laying ceremony was held on May 15, 2025, marking a major milestone in the establishment of the Pavia campus.

The new campus will bring Lasallian education closer to students in Iloilo and nearby areas, adding another higher education option in the province.

USLS will have a presence in Iloilo through the new Pavia campus, expanding its educational reach beyond Bacolod City.




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16/08/2026

PROPOSED AI DATA CENTER, COULDN’T HANDLE PUBLIC INPUT

A proposed 50-megawatt artificial intelligence hyperscale data center in Oton, Iloilo, faces severe uncertainty after its Norwegian proponent, Daniel Stefan Robertsen of WS Hyperscale AI Campus / Norway Green Energy, abruptly walked out of a heated public consultation amid local concerns over massive water and power consumption. INQ

The proposed AI Data center with estimated cost of $300 million would occupy 10 hectares.

Residents and local officials questioned daily water requirements (estimated at roughly 500 cubic meters daily initially) and heavy stress on local power grids.

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11/08/2026

17/07/2026

| Experience Iloilo City at the Heart of Iloilo Business Park!

Iloilo Business Park proudly unveils "Pagsinapol," a remarkable new art sculpture by AR Sculptura, now standing at the Festive Walk Road Roundabout.

The unveiling was graced by Iloilo City Mayor Hon. Raisa Treñas-Chu, Ms. Lourdes Gutierrez-Alfonso, President and CEO of Megaworld, Mr. Jose Arnulfo Batac, President and CEO of MREIT, and AR Sculptura. The installation marks one of the highlights of the month-long Arts & Culture Celebration, featuring inspiring events, creative experiences, and the vibrant spirit of Iloilo.

Celebrate the city's rich culture, creativity, and community. Experience Iloilo City at the heart of Iloilo Business Park!

24/05/2026

Wow! 🤩 These stunning pink trumpet trees (Tabebuia / Handroanthus) blooming beautifully all over Iloilo — what a breathtaking sight! 💖💙

Here’s a little fun fact: These vibrant pink blossoms turn Iloilo into a dreamy pink paradise every summer, often compared to Japan’s cherry blossoms! Locals and visitors alike love spotting them along major roads, commercial areas, and parks — truly one of Iloilo’s most beautiful natural gems 🌸✨

30/04/2026

ILOILO CITY CITED AS MODEL FOR SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT AT ASEAN CLIMATE WEEK 2026

Iloilo City earns regional recognition as a benchmark for climate-resilient and people-centered urban development, highlighting its environmental programs and inclusive growth strategies.

20/04/2026

LOOK: BORACAY BRIDGE PROJECT MOVES FORWARD AS DPWH TAPS SAN MIGUEL HOLDINGS; AKLAN STAKEHOLDERS VOICE CONCERNS

The proposed Boracay Bridge project is advancing after the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) selected San Miguel Holdings Corporation as the developer, despite continued opposition from local officials and residents in Aklan.

The project seeks to link Boracay Island to mainland Aklan through a permanent bridge, replacing the current reliance on boats from Caticlan.

Proponents said the bridge would improve accessibility, boost tourism efficiency, and strengthen logistics, especially during bad weather when sea travel becomes difficult or suspended.

However, the plan has drawn significant concern from Aklan stakeholders who warn of potential environmental and socio-economic impacts.

Critics cite risks to Boracay’s coastal ecosystems, including coral reefs and water quality, and caution against overdevelopment that could strain the island’s limited resources.

Some groups also raised questions about cultural disruption and whether local communities would directly benefit from the project.

Calls for transparency, environmental safeguards, and inclusive public consultation have grown as the plan progresses.

Stakeholders are urging government agencies and the developer to ensure that infrastructure gains do not undermine long-term sustainability.

Source: Science Department

19/03/2026

Metro Pacific Iloilo Water has one confirmed site for the construction of a modular water treatment plant in Iloilo City, with operations targeted to begin by April or May as part of efforts to address the ongoing water shortage.

MPIW Chief Operating Officer Angelo David Berba said the company successfully drilled a site in the Prime Estates Subdivision in Barangay Nabitasan, La Paz district, where the facility will be installed.

"We are currently doing it now, and hopefully by April or May, it will already be operational," he said on March 11.

Berba said the modular treatment system at the Nabitasan site will treat saline water, using reverse osmosis to produce potable water.

Reverse osmosis is a water purification process that forces water through a semipermeable membrane to remove dissolved salts, contaminants, and impurities, making it suitable for drinking.

The modular water treatment plants are MPIW's short-term measure to address the ongoing water crisis.

Each plant has the capacity to produce 1 million liters per day, which can augment the 80 million liters per day of bulk water supply MPIW currently maintains.

Iloilo City has faced recurring water supply challenges in recent years, driven by limited groundwater sources, aging infrastructure, and increasing demand from a growing urban population, prompting the city government and private water utilities to explore alternative supply solutions.

Berba said MPIW is also studying four more potential sites across the city.

He said the company is exploring a possible location near Atria along R. Mapa Street for additional modular facilities.

"Hopefully we will be able to find more viable lots where we can install this additional 4 million liters per day," he said.

Berba said some exploratory drilling attempts in other areas have not been successful due to poor water quality and soil conditions.

Tests conducted in the Iloilo Fish Port Complex and a site in Arevalo yielded water that could not meet treatment requirements.

"We tried in the Fish Port Complex, and the Arevalo areas, but the water quality is not good. Even with reverse osmosis, our equipment cannot produce water that meets drinking standards," Berba explained, noting that the company strictly complies with the Philippine National Standards for Drinking Water.

MPIW hopes the remaining modular treatment plants will be operational by the third or fourth quarter of the year.

Berba also noted that the modular plants are power-intensive, but their operations are not directly affected by rising fuel prices as long as electricity rates remain stable.

However, he said the company has been monitoring electricity costs closely after experiencing a 30 percent increase in power charges over the past four months, which has significantly affected the cost of bulk water production.

Leak repair works along a road in Mandurriao district, Iloilo City, as indicated by a signboard alerting motorists and residents to the ongoing maintenance activity.

Source - https://web.facebook.com/share/p/1GUu4SuvGV/