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Ayala doubling Nuvali mall space

Manila Bulletin

June 6, 2025

Real estate giant Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) is doubling the size of Ayala Malls Nuvali as Nuvali Estate continues to evolve into south Luzon’s most future-ready urban center together with the growth of Calabarzon as one of the country’s fastest-growing regional economies.

- By JAMES A. LOYOLA

The expansion of Ayala Malls Nuvali is set to transform it into a premier regional destination, adding close to 50,000 square meters (sqm) of new retail space across two phases.

Phase one, opening in the fourth quarter, will feature a dynamic mix of retail, entertainment, and family-oriented experiences. Phase one, launching in 2026, will introduce four additional levels of flagship stores, curated dining, wellness venues, and a chapel.

To enhance accessibility and convenience, a steel parking facility with 360 additional parking slots will be unveiled by the third quarter, ensuring a seamless experience for mall-goers.

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