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Edwin Olivarez (Lakas–CMD) has been Mayor of Parañaque since 30 Jun 2025. In Oct 2026 inflation was 5.9% on a year earlier, 4.2 percentage points higher than when Edwin Olivarez took office in June 2025; the Philippines' moved +6.5 percentage points over the same months. Over the same months the Philippines' house prices climbed 3.7% a year; Parañaque's rose 1.1%; the gap was widest in Q2 2025, −3.6% against +4.2%. Under Eric Olivarez (2022 to 2025) inflation fell 3.0 percentage points. Edwin Olivarez, in office since June 2025, is the 7th holder of the office since 1991.

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