List of shopping malls in the Philippines
This is a List of notable shopping malls in the Philippines. The retail industry in the Philippines is an important contributor to the national economy as it accounts for roughly 15% of the Philippines' total Gross National Product (GNP) and 33% of the entire services sector. It employs some 5.25 million people, representing a significant 18% of the Philippines' work force, which means roughly 2 of every 10 workers is employed in the retail industry. The Philippine Retailers Association,[1] is its association of retailers, mall and shopping center operators.
Major Philippine mall chains
Main article:
SM SupermallsStand-alone Shopping Centers
Speciality Shopping Center
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| Philippine City Malls |
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| Philippine Center Malls |
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| Philippine Marketmalls |
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| Chinese Malls |
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| Guam Stores |
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Under-construction,
Proposed or
Planned Supermalls |
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Stand-alone
Shopping
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Classic
Stand-alone Stores
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Stand-alone
Supermarkets
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Marikina · Alabang · Mactan · Jaro · Angono · Morong · SQC Taft · Nagtahan · Tanay · Mezza Residences · Laong Laan · P. Tuazon · Del Monte · Cebu · Kamuning · Anonas · Kalaw · Southgate · Solano · Visayas Avenue · Super Amigo · Taft · Bacolod · Jaro 2 · Pasong Tamo · Calamba
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Stand-alone
Hypermarkets
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Mandaluyong · Makati · Novaliches · Centris Station · North Harbour · Adriatico · Jaro · Cubao · Batangas · Mabalacat ·
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Stand-alone
Appliance
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Rockwell · Virra Mall · Broadway Centrum · Mega Center · Tanay · Parkmall Cebu
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Key Persons &
Other Companies
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Ayala Malls
Major Malls
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| Glorietta |
Ayala Center, Ayala Avenue cor. Pasay Road, Makati Avenue and EDSA, Makati City, Metro Manila |
| Greenbelt |
Ayala Center, Paseo de Roxas corner Legaspi Street and Esperanza Street, Ayala Center, Makati City, Metro Manila |
| Alabang Town Center |
Alabang-Zapote Road cor. Madrigal and Commerce Avenues, Alabang, Muntinlupa City, Metro Manila |
| Market! Market! |
Carlos P. Garcia Avenue (C-5) cor. 32nd Avenue, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City, Metro Manila |
| Ayala Center Cebu |
Cebu Business Park, Cebu City, Metro Cebu |
| TriNoma |
EDSA cor. North Avenue, North Triangle, Quezon City |
| Marquee Mall |
NLEX, Angeles City, Pampanga |
| Abreeza |
J.P. Laurel Ave., Bajada, Davao City, Davao del Sur |
| Harbor Point |
(Under Construction) Rizal Avenue, Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Olongapo City,Zambales |
| Centrio |
(Under Construction)[2] C.M. Recto Avenue, Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental |
Minor Malls
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Araneta Malls
Araneta Center first commercial shopping district in the Philippines. Most of the malls were erected in the 1970s and 1980s. It is located in Cubao, Quezon City.
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Greenhills
Greenhills Shopping Center is owned and managed by Ortigas and Co. Ltd. The company also developed the Ortigas Center business district in Eastern Metro Manila.[3]
Star Group of Malls
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Starmall (formerly known as Manuela) is a commercial mall project of the M.B. Villar Group of Companies founded by Senator Manny Villar. It started as a small commercial complex in Las Piñas known as Manuela Shopping Center in the 1980s.
Greenfield Development
From low cost mall development, Greenfield revived itself in the 2000s when it redeveloped the Greenfield district in Mandaluyong City into the first smart and connected district in the country.[5]
Gaisano Malls
Gaisano Inc. Gaisano Malls situated in Northern Mindanao-Cagayan de Oro are managed by Gaisano Incorporated which also owns Gaisano Interpace Computer Systems. Popularly known as the Mall of the South, its retail chain are located in the Visayas and Mindanao. Gaisano are actually managed by several groups such as JS Gaisano of General Santos, Gaisano Cebu, Gaisano Grand Group and Gaisano Capital Group of Companies.
Another Gaisano group, Metro Gaisano, is co-managed with Ayala Group of Companies and has its department stores in Cebu (Metro Gaisano Colon and Ayala Center), Legaspi (Pacific Mall), Lucena (Pacific Mall Lucena), Taguig (Metro Market! Market!) and Angeles (Marquee Mall).
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Gaisano Capital Colon • Gaisano South • Gaisano Capital Island Mall Mactan • Metro Gaisano Colon • Metro Gaisano Ayala • Gaisano Capital City Iloilo • Gaisano Guanco • Gaisano Grand Mall Bacolod • Gaisano Capital Kalibo • Gaisano Marketplace Roxas •Gaisano Grand Mall-Roxas •Gaisano Grand Antique • Gaisano Capital San Carlos • Gaisano Central Mall Tacloban • Gaisano Capital Pagadian • Gaisano Super City Mall Iligan • Gaisano City Malaybalay • Gaisano Capital Ozamiz • Gaisano City Mall Cagayan de Oro • Gaisano Cogon Cagayan de Oro • Gaisano Mall of Davao • Gaisano Mall of GenSan • Gaisano Grand Panabo • Gaisano Mall of Tagum •Gaisano Grand Mall of Tagum • Gaisano City Butuan • Gaisano South CitiMall Davao • Gaisano Capital Ormoc • Gaisano Grand Kabankalan |
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Other Prominent Malls
Kuok Group of Companies
The only retail development arm of the Shangri-La Hotel and Leisure Group.[6]
Sta. Lucia Realty and Development Inc.
Regional Malls
Ilocos Malls
Tacloban City Malls
Lee Super Plaza
Lee Super Plaza, a mall chain owned by Dumaguete-based Dynamic Development Corporation, is one of the biggest shopping center operators in Negros Oriental and Zamboanga del Norte. Its biggest shopping mall, at 5 levels high with basement area for supermarket and parking, is located in downtown Dumaguete along Perdices Street. Lee Plaza Hypermart in Bagacay, Dumaguete City is being developed as an IT zone with the opening of the ePLDT Ventus call center in the area which will host around 800 workstations in two of its buildings. Lee Plaza Central Dipolog is the latest three-level Lee Plaza mall in Dipolog.
Other Metro Cebu Malls
The Proposed (SM City Cebu - 2) is a large mall bigger than the old SM City Cebu and SM Megamall but Similar to the SM Mall of Asia in Pasay City. By that the mall has 3 supermarkets and ice skating rink and an imax theater. And it will be the largest SM mall in Visayas and Mindanao by 2012.
Mindanao malls
Socsksargen malls
General Santos City malls
NCCC Mall
New City Commercial Corporation (NCCC) is a Davao City based mall and retail outlet developer with branches in different Metro Davao cities and in Palawan.[8]
Northern Mindanao malls
Ozamiz City malls
Aside from Cagayan de Oro, Ozamiz City is the place where large malls are located such as Geegee Mall, which is the tallest mall building in Ozamiz City with the highest point of the building the McDonald's sign which can be seen from the harbour. Ozamiz City is the only place in Misamis Occidental which has a mall.
Zamboanga Peninsula malls
Zamboanga City malls
Mindpro Citimall, at present, is Zamboanga City's largest mall. It has 6 cinemas, a department store, and supermarket with a host of several stores and restaurants. It has Zamboanga's first in-mall Jollibee store and first Greenwich store in the region.
Golden Bell
Golden Bell Commercial is owned and managed by the Ang family in 1948 in Zamboanga City. Each branch in Mindanao has supermarket, appliance center, furniture center and a bookstore.
Pagadian City malls
Peoples' Plaza in Pagadian City is the first major shopping center in Zamboanga del Sur. The current biggest investor in the city is the Gaisano Capital Group, Gaisano Capital Pagadian is the biggest mall in Zamboanga Peninsula. Best Emporium, a dominant retail owner in Zamboanga, has now its own mall in Pagadian, The Best Emporium Megamall.
The local government is constructing a new 500 million-budget shopping mall in Pagadian. It would be also utilized as offices of some regional departments in Pagadian. Initially called Pagadian Shopping Mall, it was later changed to C3 (City Commercial Center), designed by Palafox and Associates.
Zamboanga del Norte (ZANORTE) malls
In Zamboanga del Norte, the recent mall operator that has opened its door to the public is the Lee Plaza City Central in the capital city of Dipolog own by Dynamic Development Corporation, a Dumaguete based company. Its twin city, the Shrine City of Dapitan is also having its major development in retail industry due to increased in tourists arrival. The Shrine City's prime commercial complex, Gloria de Dapitan is undertaking a major expansion with the sprout of new investments like the under construction Teatro de Dapitan which is proposed to have 2 cinemas, a BPO office, supermarket, Jollibee, Tokyo-Tokyo, McDonald's, Chowking, KFC, Figaro Coffee Shop and a lot more with its leasable spaces. New food kiosks were also constructed inside the complex as investors anticipate increase tourists arrival in the complex with the opening of a theme park, Fantasy Land this April.
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