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Joy Belmonte (Serbisyo sa Bayan Party) has been Mayor of Quezon City since 30 Jun 2019. In the time since Joy Belmonte took office, June 2019, real GDP has risen 2.9% a year, against +3.5% for the Philippines. Among the 8 cities with a year or more of figures, Quezon City ranks 6th on GDP per person and 8th on GDP growth. On inflation the two part most: +2.7 percentage points in Quezon City, +4.5 percentage points for the Philippines. Since day zero house prices jumped 7.0% a year, 63.3% in all.

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