Philippines explores the future of affordable sustainable housing, plus more stories

For PropertyGuru’s news roundup, the Philippines is taking steps toward affordable sustainable housing. In other reports, Hong Kong is set to welcome its first electric ferry, a milestone in the city’s push for greener transport solutions. Lastly, Australian businesses are being urged to embrace platform strategies to remain competitive in a digital economy.

Is this the future of affordable sustainable housing in the Philippines?

The Philippines is taking steps toward affordable sustainable housing, with PHINMA Construction Materials Group and UnionBank joining forces to develop innovative building solutions. According to BluPrint, their Build with Union programme aims to create eco-friendly homes using sustainable materials while maintaining affordability. This initiative addresses the country’s housing crisis and highlights the potential of combining technology and green practices in construction.

Hong Kong’s first electric ferry to arrive in the city on Wednesday for tests

Hong Kong is set to welcome its first electric ferry, a milestone in the city’s push for greener transport solutions. HKFP reports that the vessel, designed for zero-emission operations, will undergo tests upon its arrival on Wednesday. This project marks a significant step towards reducing maritime emissions in Hong Kong, aligning with global trends in sustainable transportation.

Australian firms encouraged to adopt platform strategies

Australian businesses are being urged to embrace platform strategies to remain competitive in a digital economy, reports DataCenterNews Asia. Experts highlight the importance of leveraging platforms for innovation, scalability, and improved customer experiences. As companies transition, adopting such strategies could unlock new revenue streams and enhance their global market presence, especially in the data and technology sectors.

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