The Freeman

Residentia­l towers to rise in Galleria Cebu complex

- Ehda M. Dagooc, Staff Member

Three residentia­l towers dubbed as the ‘Galleria Residences’ will soon complete the live-work-play concept of the Robinsons Galleria Cebu Complex.

The residences feature will soon rise within the mixeduse developmen­t adding to the existing shopping mall, office building and hotel offers, said Floramie Adolfo, Senior Regional Operations Manager – Cebu & Eastern Visayas of Robinsons Land Inc. (RLC).

“Galleria Residences is strategica­lly located within Cebu’s emerging district with easy access to major thoroughfa­res. It is fully-integrated within Robinsons Galleria Cebu Complex, a landmark mixed-use complex and lifestyle destinatio­n with unique green and water installati­ons and features,” Adolfo added.

The Gokongwei-owned developmen­t provides a total of 927 residentia­l units with a modern resort-inspired design.

Meanwhile, the BPO office building is also poised to become a major choice for local and foreign companies looking for excellent office spaces. The building will have a total of nine floors and 20,000 square meters of gross floor area.

The shopping mall, Robinsons Galleria Cebu, is already in full swing with a 92-percent tenant occupancy, while the Summit Galleria Hotel has been serving local and foreign guests alike with its 220 tastefully done up hotel rooms.

The entire complex sits on a 4.6-hectare lot which is designed to be Cebu’s next landmark lifestyle destinatio­n by RLC.

“All these come together in a refreshing, cosmopolit­an yet laidback environmen­t, seamlessly connected. Offerings are custom-curated, locally relevant concepts from popular homegrown and regional brands to national and internatio­nal classics,” she noted.

The four-level Robinsons Galleria Cebu is a full-service mall with over 300 tenants. It also has six cinemas equipped with Dolby Atmos.

Aside from its hotel rooms, Summit Galleria Hotels also has a grand ballroom that can accommodat­e up to 750 people. Guests can also refresh themselves at the allday dining outlet, Providore, run by Raintree Restaurant­s Philippine­s.

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