SM City Sta. Mesa

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SM City Sta Mesa
Facts and statistics
Location	Ramon Magsaysay Boulevard corner Araneta, Quezon City, Philippines
Opening date	September 1990
Developer	SM Prime Holdings
Management	SM Prime Holdings
Owner	Henry Sy, Sr.
No. of stores and services	11
No. of anchor tenants	4
Total retail floor area	133,327(m²)
No. of floors	4 Floors
Website	[]

SM City Sta. Mesa, formerly called SM Centerpoint is a major mall located in Metro Manila in the Philippines. It was established in September 1990 within a land area Of 30,000(m²) and a floor area of 133,327(m²). It can be found at the intersection of Ramon Magsaysay Boulevard and Araneta Avenue in Quezon City.

[edit] Location and vicinity

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Located very near the boundaries of QC, San Juan City and Manila

[edit] Physical details

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[edit] Attractions

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[edit] Anchors

SM Department Store

SM Supermarket

SM Cinemas

SM Foodcourt

[edit] Junior Anchors

National Bookstore

Watsonspersona

Surplus Shop

SM Appliance Center

BDO

[edit] Cinemas

The mall has 10 cinemas locating at the 4th Floor of SM City Sta Mesa

[edit] Miscellaneous

The mall has 2 amusement parks namely:

Quantum

World Of Fun

[edit] History

• SM City Sta. Mesa (Formerly SM Centerpoint) was formally launched and opened on September 1990. It was the second SM Supermall built by Chinese-Filipino tycoon Henry Sy Sr. The term Centerpoint refers that the mall is located between the cities of Manila, San Juan and Quezon City. The SM Centerpoint was now changed to SM City Sta. Mesa in mid-May 2006, commemorating SM Sta. Mesa's 16th Anniversary.

[edit] Gallery

[edit] See also

• SM City North EDSA
• SM Mall of Asia
• SM Megamall

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