List of largest shopping malls in the Philippines

This article lists the largest shopping malls in the Philippines by gross floor area.

SM Prime Holdings is the largest shopping retail operator in the Philippines with 78 operating malls totaling a gross floor area of 4.5 million square meters nationwide.^[1]

Malls by gross leasable area

  One of the world's top ten largest malls

#	Mall	Image	Location		Gross floor area	Opened	Number of shops
			City	Island Group
1	SM Mall of Asia		Pasay	Luzon	589,891 m2	2006	3,500+
2	SM North EDSA		Quezon City	Luzon	497,213 m2[2]	1985	1,000+
3	SM Megamall		Mandaluyong	Luzon	474,225 m2[3]	1991	900+
4	SM Seaside City		Cebu City	Visayas	470,486 m2[4]	2015	700+
5	Festival Mall		Muntinlupa	Luzon	400,000 m2[5]	1998	1,300+
	Ayala Malls Manila Bay		Parañaque	Luzon	400,000 m2[note 1]	2019	300+
6	SM City Fairview		Quezon City	Luzon	312,749 m2	1997	700+
7	SM City Clark		Angeles City	Luzon	144,484 m2	2006	500+
8	Gateway Mall		Quezon City	Luzon	300,000 m2	2004	300+
9	SM City Cebu		Cebu City	Visayas	268,611 m2	1993	500+
9	Greenbelt		Makati	Luzon	250,000 m2	1988	300+
	Glorietta		Makati	Luzon	250,000 m2	1991	400+
11	Ayala Center Cebu		Cebu City	Visayas	250,000 m2	1994	800+
12	SM City Davao		Davao City	Mindanao	125,143 m2	2001	500+
13	Gaisano Mall of Davao		Davao City	Mindanao	240,605 m2	1997	900+
14	Robinsons Manila		Manila	Luzon	240,000 m2	1995	500+
15	Sta. Lucia Mall		Cainta	Luzon	230,000 m2	1991	300+
16	Robinsons Galleria		Quezon City	Luzon	216,000 m2	1990	500+
17	SM Southmall		Las Piñas	Luzon	205,120 m2	1995	450+
18	SM City Dasmariñas		Dasmariñas	Luzon	201,645 m2	2004	400+
19	SM Aura		Taguig	Luzon	198,257 m2	2013	200+
20	TriNoma		Quezon City	Luzon	195,000 m2	2007	550
21	SM City Iloilo		Iloilo City	Visayas	181,657 m2	1999	500+
22	SM City Marikina		Marikina	Luzon	178,178 m2	2008	400+
23	SM City San Lazaro		Manila	Luzon	176,159 m2	2005	500+
24	SM City Baguio		Baguio	Luzon	176,073 m2	2003	400+
25	Market! Market!		Taguig	Luzon	170,000 m2	2004	500+
26	SM CDO Downtown		Cagayan de Oro	Mindanao	169,894 m2	2017	200+
27	Abreeza		Davao City	Mindanao	164,102 m2	2011	750
28	KCC Mall de Zamboanga		Zamboanga City	Mindanao	162,000 m2	2015	250+
29	Gaisano Mall of Cebu		Cebu City	Visayas	200,000 m2	2022	500+
30	Robinsons Galleria Cebu		Cebu City	Visayas	158,000 m2	2015	200+
31	SM City Cabanatuan		Cabanatuan	Luzon	154,020 m2	2015	300
32	SM Lanang		Davao City	Mindanao	145,174 m2	2012	300
33	SM City Lipa		Lipa	Luzon	141,283 m2	2006	200+
34	SM City Santa Rosa		Santa Rosa	Luzon	210,000 m2	2006	250+
35	SM City Bacolod		Bacolod	Visayas	137,229 m2	2007	300+
36	SM City Sta. Mesa		Quezon City	Luzon	133,894 m2	1990	200+
37	SM City Pampanga		San Fernando and Mexico	Luzon	132,484 m2	2000	700+
38	Limketkai Mall		Cagayan de Oro	Mindanao	130,000 m2 [9]	1997	700+
39	SM City BF Parañaque		Parañaque	Luzon	125,582 m2	2013	200+
40	Robinsons Metro East		Pasig	Luzon	121,000 m2	2001	400+
41	Evia Lifestyle Center		Las Piñas	Luzon	120,000 m2[10]	2014	200+
42	SM City Baliwag		Baliwag	Luzon	116,632 m2	1997	300+
43	NCCC Mall Ma-a		Davao City	Mindanao	115,500 m2	2024 (Opening date)	300+
44	Robinsons Galleria South		San Pedro	Luzon	115,000 m2[11]	2019	TBA
45	SM City Sto. Tomas		Santo Tomas, Batangas	Luzon	110,000 m2	2023
	SM City Consolacion		Consolacion	Visayas	103,558 m2	2012	300+
46	Robinsons Tacloban		Tacloban City	Visayas	103,000 m2	2013	250+
47	SM City Grand Central		Caloocan	Luzon	102,790 m2[12]	2021	TBA
48	SM City Tarlac		Tarlac City	Luzon	101,370 m2	2010	150+
49	Festive Walk Mall		Iloilo City	Visayas	99,000 m2	2018	TBA
	Gaisano Grand Mall Calbayog		Calbayog City	Visayas	99,000 m2	2017	TBA
50	SM City General Santos		General Santos City	Mindanao	95,764 m2	2012	TBA

Largest shopping malls by island group

Mall	Location	Gross floor area	Opened	Island group
SM Mall of Asia	Pasay City	589,891 m2	2006	Luzon
SM Seaside City	Cebu City	470,486 m2	2015	Visayas
SM City Davao	Davao City	243,945 m2	2001	Mindanao

Timeline

Mall	Location	Years as largest	Gross floor area (upon becoming the new largest)	Notes	Reference
SM Megamall	Mandaluyong	1991–2006	–	New mall	[13]
SM Mall of Asia	Pasay	2006–2008	400,000 m2	New mall	[13][14]
SM North EDSA	Quezon City	2008–2011	425,000 m2	By expansion	[15]
SM Megamall	Mandaluyong	2011–201?	–	By expansion	[13]
SM North EDSA	Quezon City	201?–2014	–	By expansion	[13]
SM Megamall	Mandaluyong	2014–2015	474,000 m2[note 2]	By expansion	[13]
SM North EDSA	Quezon City	2015–2021	497,213 m2	By expansion	[17]
SM Mall of Asia	Pasay	2021–	589,891 m2	By expansion	[18]

See also

• List of largest shopping malls in the world
• List of shopping malls in the Philippines
• List of shopping malls in Metro Manila

• Philippines portal

Notes

1. Numerous sources stated that the gross floor area of Ayala Malls Bay Area is 400,000 m² (40 ha)^[6][7][8]
2. Conflicting reports: Megamall reclaimed the distinction with the opening of the Mega Fashion Hall which reportedly is 150,000 m². The Fashion Hall was adds to the current mall area which was reported to have measured 392,000 m² at the time of its construction. The combined area would be 542,000 m² based from the reported figures.^[13] A later report by Rappler in November 2015 gives a smaller figure saying that Megamall is just 474,000 m² but still the largest at the time of the report.^[16] SM City North EDSA reclaimed the title in December 2015 with a reported new area of 498,000 m²

References

1. Matthieson, Romuald (September 1, 2008). "11 Largest Shopping Malls in the World". BluePanjeet.net. Archived from the original on January 6, 2014. Retrieved April 17, 2013.
2. "SM Prime plans to continue developing SM North EDSA". BusinessMirror. December 15, 2015. Archived from the original on August 20, 2016.
3. Tantuco, Vernise (November 27, 2015). "Touring the new SM Seaside City Cebu, PH 3rd biggest mall". Rappler. SM said that the largest mall is SM Megamall at 474,000 square meters, followed by SM North EDSA at 470,000 square meters.
4. "To open on September 2015 SM Seaside Complex construction on track". SM Prime. SM Prime. January 30, 2016. Retrieved March 28, 2019.
5. "Filinvest Land, Incorporated 2017 Annual Report" (PDF). filinvestland.com. Archived from the original (PDF) on October 24, 2018. Retrieved May 5, 2018.
6. "First look: Largest Ayala Mall opens in Parañaque". Manila Standard. October 16, 2019. Retrieved November 12, 2023. With a gross floor area of 400,000 square meters, Ayala Malls Manila Bay is Ayala Land's biggest lifestyle complex to date.
7. "Ayala Malls Manila Bay Promises Utmost Entertainment as the Biggest of Its Kind". Philippine Primer. October 7, 2019. Retrieved November 12, 2023. Ayala Malls Manila Bay somehow teems with a life of its own as manifested by its expanse of 400,000 sqm (gross floor area), which is airily occupied by different establishments suited for varying needs and wants.
8. "Experience Leveled-up Entertainment at Ayala Malls Manila Bay". ieventsetc.com. October 15, 2019. Retrieved November 12, 2023. With a Gross Floor Area of almost 400k sqm, Ayala Malls Manila Bay has 5 levels of retail and dining options offering an exciting escape in the city that brings you new thrills and experiences.
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12. "SM opens new mall in Caloocan". The Philippine STAR.
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15. Austria, Jennifer (December 12, 2008). "SM North EDSA dethrones Mall of Asia as RP's biggest". Manila Standard. Archived from the original on December 14, 2008.
16. Tantuco, Vernise (November 27, 2015). "Touring the new SM Seaside City Cebu, PH 3rd biggest mall". Rappler.
17. Loyola, James (December 14, 2015). "SM North EDSA: SM's first and biggest shopping mall after 30 years". Manila Bulletin. Archived from the original on March 5, 2016.
18. Almendral, Aurora (November 25, 2021). "Ikea is opening in a very different Philippines than it planned for". Quartz.