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The Notice Of Proposed Rent Increase is a crucial document in Philippine residential and commercial tenancy relationships, required by the Rent Control Act of 2020 (RA 11494). This notice must be issued whenever a landlord intends to increase the rent amount for any rental property covered under Philippine rental laws. The document serves multiple purposes: it fulfills the legal requirement of providing at least three months' advance notice to tenants, ensures transparency in rental adjustments, and demonstrates compliance with maximum allowable increase limits (which vary by region and property value). The notice should be used for both residential and commercial properties, though specific requirements may vary. It protects both landlord and tenant interests by creating a clear paper trail and allowing sufficient time for tenants to respond or make alternative arrangements if needed.

1. Landlord Information: Full name and contact details of the landlord/lessor or property manager

2. Tenant Information: Full name of tenant(s) and current rental property address

3. Date: Current date and effective date of the proposed increase (must be at least 3 months from notice date)

4. Current Rent Details: Statement of current rental amount and payment terms

5. Proposed Increase: Clear statement of new proposed rental amount and calculation showing compliance with legal limits

6. Legal Compliance Statement: Statement confirming compliance with Rent Control Act and applicable local regulations

7. Response Instructions: Information on how tenant should respond or seek clarification