SHOPPING MALL IN DIVISORIA
168 MALL
168 SHOPPING MALL! The mall is conveniently located at the heart of Divisoria along Sta. Elena and Soler Streets and considered to be the newest, most modern and convenient wholesale and retail shopping mall that houses various stalls offering all kinds of commodities, from novelty items, bags, shoes, toys, hardware, RTW's and others.![Image result for 168 MALL](https://images.summitmedia-digital.com/realliving/images/2018/02/02/1introexterior.jpg)
999 MALL
999 Mall is a shopping mall which located in front of 168 Mall and is also very accessible. There are three levels in the building and a supermarket at the basement. This mall is not so crowded as the more popular 168 mall, but has lesser items. The price, though, is fairly similar. 999 Mall has also expanded and now facing Recto St which makes it the most accessible among the malls in Divisoria. There's Puregold Supermarket on the basement and 3 more levels for more choices. A bridge on the 2nd floor connects it to the earlier 999 mall which makes walking more comfortable.![Related image](https://bestlifeqatar.files.wordpress.com/2017/06/20170515_114920.jpg?w=495&h=371)
Tutuban Mall: A bargain haven with a twist of history
Want to go shopping but you’re on a tight budget? No need to worry if you are in Metro Manila, Tutuban Mall is the answer. It is the shopping sanctuary at the heart of the Philippines’ capital, Manila, where you can find all sorts of garments at cheap prices.Tutuban Mall, also known as Tutuban Center, is situated at West Loop Road, C. M. Recto Ave., Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines. It was once the central station for the Philippine National Railways. But now it has been converted to a mall and shopping complex, blustering the cheapest array of wholesale and bargain goods found in the country. It may not be the classiest mall in Metro Manila but a lot of people come to visit the place for they can find the cheapest yet fashionable items such as clothes, shoes, novelty items and a whole lot more.
Some considered Tutuban Mall as the answer to the adverse effects of today’s wallet-crunching economic times. In fact, fashionista (people who dresses according to the trends of fashion) love Tutuban Mall because it is where they buy wardrobe staples. Even some of Manila’s best dressed women buy non-branded clothes, bags and footwear in Tutuban Center.
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DRAGON 8 MALL
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Dragon8 Mall is a six-storey modern shopping center, located on a 5,972sqm corner lot along C.M. Recto and Dagupan Streets of Divisoria, Manila. The prime location of the project will allow the Company to take advantage of the growing demand of “Tiangge” malls in the vicinity. Its renovation and construction only took one year last June 2014. Its much-awaited Grand Opening was launched last June 30, 2015. It started with the mall’s blessing, the traditional Dragon Dance, a concert, and autograph-signing held with famous artists, like James Reid and Nadine Lustre, and ended with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Dagupan Main Entrance.
The Company offers a 16-year leasehold rights and monthly lease for their floors. The over-the-ground and second floors allow commercial units, while the third floor houses the textile, and wedding & debut-related accessories, in addition to other commercial and retail locators. These spaces are solely available for monthly leases. The ground floor houses the grocery anchor tenant Puregold Price Club Inc. and Mercury Drug Store. The shopping center includes a food court area at third floor, which houses the four famous Jollibee Group (Jollibee, Mang Inasal, Chowking and Highlands Coffee), and also small food carts. The 4th to 6th level provides 500 spaces of free parking for the convenience of the shoppers. With its strategic location, the parking area can be easily accessed from Mariones St. and Dagupan St., giving more shopper convenience. Within a year since its grand opening, Dragon8 Mall’s occupancy and customer satisfaction continues to grow as more people experience the modern “tiangge” shopping style.
NEW DIVISORIA MALL
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Divisoria Mall has reopened in its old location after the old one burnt down in 2013.
The public market transitioned into a mall in the mid-1990s, when new management that took over the market rebuilt and rebranded it as the Divisoria Mall.
Between the late 1990s and early 2000s, it was the place to shop in Divisoria. It was among the first to offer amenities such as air-conditioned interiors, cinemas, food court and a basement wet market.
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BODEGA SALE CENTER - TOY WHOLESALER
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Bodega Sales Center, New Divisoria Condominium, Tabora St. corner Sta. Elena St. is a big warehouse style market known for toy wholesalers.
JUAN LUNA SHOPPING MALL
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Juan luna shopping mall is an old building situated at juan luna street, binondo manila.
wholesale and retail shopping mall that houses various stalls offering all kinds of fabric.
LUCKY CHINATOWN MALL
Lucky Chinatown mall occupies 3 hectares (7.4 acres) in the historic and cultural district of Binondo. It was built in 2012 on the former site of two Manila public high schools, the Rajah Soliman High School and José Abad Santos High School.
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