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Nestor Archival (Liberal Party) has been Mayor of Cebu City since 30 Jun 2025. In Oct 2026 inflation was 8.9% on a year earlier, 8.4 percentage points higher than when Nestor Archival took office in June 2025, while the Philippines' rose 6.5 percentage points. Cebu City and the Philippines part most on house prices, +9.5% a year against +3.7%; the gap was widest in Q4 2025, +8.0% against −1.0%. For comparison, house prices fell 1.7% a year under Raymond Alvin Garcia, 2024 to 2025. Since 1991 the office has changed hands 9 times; Nestor Archival has held it since June 2025.

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