(UNDER RENOVATION) Greenbelt & Glorietta to Undergo Major Transformation
Have you observed construction activities in some of your favorite shopping centers in Makati City? This is due to a significant renovation initiative by Ayala Land, Inc. for its major malls located within the central business district, beginning the first quarter of 2024.
IMAGE from Philippine Primer
Greenbelts 1 and 2, parts of the larger Greenbelt mall complex, alongside Glorietta, renowned for its mix of shopping, entertainment, and dining options, are the premier lifestyle malls in Makati City that will undergo a reinvention program until 2026.
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In the mean time, as Greenbelt undergoes its transformative redevelopment, dining establishments located in the vicinity have adapted to the changes. Many have temporarily closed their doors, while others have sought new homes, relocating to different locations.
IMAGE from Philippine Primer
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New Location, New Beginnings
Recent developments have paved way to new beginnings for your favorite restaurants and establishments! Ayala Malls has announced the reopening of Manam, Italianni’s, Auntie Anne’s, Watson’s and Chihuahua in their new locations at Greenbelts 3 & 5.
Meanwhile, the following establishments are soon to open as well:
- DOT Coffee
- Mary Grace
- Cyma
- Sesou
- Doctor Leather
- Pho Hoa
- Sarabia Optical
- Via Mare
- Bruno’s Barbers
- The Spa
IMAGE from Ayala Malls’ Facebook page
This shift is a testament to the resilience and flexibility of the businesses within the Ayala Malls community, ensuring that patrons can continue to enjoy their favorite cuisines in new settings until the promising reopening.
Greenbelt 1 Parking Advisory
Additionally, Ayala Malls is set to redevelop its iconic flagship shopping center, Greenbelt 1. Having served as a cornerstone of retail and culture for over three decades, this landmark is slated for an ambitious redevelopment project, scheduled for completion in 2028.
In a Facebook post, Ayala Malls also recently announced a parking advisory about the temporary closure of parking spaces in Greenbelt 1 to make way for this transformation. Starting April 1, visitors of Ayala Malls in Makati may park at Greenbelt 2, 3, 4, and 5 with the addition of Dela Rosa Carpark.
Other prominent shopping centers under Ayala Malls will also embark on renovation projects, including TriNoma in Quezon City and Ayala Center in Cebu.
TriNoma, Quezon City / IMAGE from Ayala Malls’ website
This reinvention is poised to enhance Ayala Malls’ legacy as a premier lifestyle destination, blending tradition with innovation to meet the evolving needs and preferences of its patrons.
