Abstract: The City-Wide Social Survey (CWSS) was conceived to collect and record empiric data about different areas of concern in Davao City. Its goal is to make such information available to relevant stakeholders so they can utilize the results in carrying out their institutional mandates. The last seven years of consistently conducting the survey brought Ateneo de Davao University (ADDU) to its fourteenth run, producing a wealth of knowledge useful for policymaking, reform, and public agenda-setting. This paper covers data on socio-demographic profile, economic trends, governance, common good, and happiness. The findings reveal that Davaoeños are mostly Roman Catholics, Bisaya, and with varied household amenities and facilities based on their economic status. The economic trends manifest Davaoeños’ confidence in their future quality of life and the local economy conveying a sense of hope and resilience. Amidst challenges and local problems identified, the data reveal Davaoeños’ high affirmation of nationalism, sense of belonging, trust in the justice system, and happiness.