By Rowena Cruz Dolores Mayor Orlan Calayag, along with other local officials and government representatives, during the Groundbreaking Cerem...
DOLORES, Quezon - Dolores, a vibrant municipality in Quezon province, has cemented its position as the leader in property market growth, clinching both the highest increase in assessed value and the third-highest growth rate in taxable assessed value among 3rd to 5th class municipalities, according to the January 23, 2024 ranking by the Quezon Provincial Assessors Office.
The town's assessed value, which witnessed a remarkable surge, is a testament to its robust economy and flourishing real estate sector. This impressive growth can be attributed to several factors, including the recent implementation of infrastructure projects that have improved accessibility and connectivity within the municipality.
Adding to the momentum is the recent launch of the 30 Sow Level Swine Multiplier and Techno-Demo Farm Project in Brgy. Manggahan, Dolores, and Quezon. This project, granted to the Pinagdanlayan Multi-purpose Cooperative, aims to empower the local agricultural sector and foster innovation in farming practices. (Image of groundbreaking ceremony)
Dolores Mayor Orlan Calayag expressed his excitement at the achievement and attributed it to the "collective effort and dedication of our local government staff, especially the Municipal Assessor's Office led by Guian Carlo Bundalian."
In addition, he said, "This recognition validates our commitment to responsible fiscal management and sustainable growth. We are confident that this upward trend will translate into greater opportunities and a brighter future for Dolores and its residents."
The high assessed value signifies Dolores' robust economic trajectory and paints a promising picture for future investments and business expansion. This development is bound to attract further attention and solidify the town's position as a thriving hub in Quezon Province.
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