Iloilo City continues to grow. But the latest data suggest that the pace of expansion is beginning to moderate — and the reasons behind that shift des...

Antonio CallejaFebruary 26, 20264 min

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Priced out: why many working Ilonggos can’t afford to live formally

By any surface reading, Iloilo City should not be facing an explosion in informal settlements. Population growth has been modest — about 0.88% annuall...

Antonio CallejaFebruary 25, 20263 min

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Fix the friction first – and own the problem

By Antonio Calleja Iloilo does not have a traffic problem. It has a management problem. That may sound harsh. But watch what happens on any major corr...

Staff WriterFebruary 24, 20264 min

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