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Calm El Niño explainers alongside our usual hazard guides for Philippine property decisions. Look for the red cards.
202 articles published
Five names for the same kind of system at five strengths. Knowing which is which tells you how seriously to take a forecast, and what it does not tell you.
Practical insurance and documentation questions for homebuyers in Cavite during El Niño: fire, calamity cover, and why hazard maps still belong in the conversation.
Masbate island, Ticao and Burias sit in the middle of the archipelago with sea on every side. Here is what to screen at an exact address.
Why global El Niño headlines can disagree with local weather in Cavite, and how LGU planners and barangay officers should trust dated Philippine sources.
Philippine real estate practice has professional duties, and there is no hazard disclosure form. Here is how to get the information anyway.
A short El Niño playbook angle for renters deciding whether to renew working around Cavite: water, heat, fire, and hazard maps without panic voice.
Odette struck Siargao, Surigao, Bohol, Cebu, Negros and Palawan in one track. Its lesson is about the calendar and about recovery time.
What El Niño changes for homebuyers in Cebu: cooling costs, water pressure, and why basements and roads still need flood screening.
Angeles, Mabalacat and the Clark area sit on ground reshaped by Pinatubo. Here is what to screen at an exact address.
How El Niño can stress farms and local markets around Cavite, and what lot buyers can do without panic buying.
Flat building pads on hilly ground are made by cutting into a slope. The cut face is the part that fails. Here is what to look for.
How El Niño dry spells can hide wet-season problems for OFWs buying from abroad in Bicol, and the hazard checks that still belong in due diligence.
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