Robinsons Roxas

Robinsons Roxas is a full-service shopping mall in Roxas City, Capiz, Philippines. The property is located along Immaculate Heart of Mary Avenue in Barangay Lawa-an, within Pueblo de Panay, a large mixed-use township development in the city. It was formerly known as Robinsons Place Roxas and is operated under the Robinsons Malls portfolio of Robinsons Land Corporation. The mall was planned as a major retail and leisure destination for Roxas City and the wider Northern Panay area. Its opening was originally scheduled for December 2, 2013, but construction and opening plans were affected by Typhoon Haiyan, known locally as Typhoon Yolanda, which struck the region. The opening was subsequently moved to February 13, 2014. Robinsons Roxas became Robinsons Land Corporation's 35th operating mall. The two-level complex has a gross floor area of approximately 37,400 square metres and occupies a site of about 74,000 square metres. It contains more than 160 outlets covering shopping, dining, services and entertainment. Its entertainment facilities include four digital cinemas, one of which supports 3D presentations. The property also provides substantial vehicle capacity, with more than 800 car spaces and approximately 200 motorcycle spaces. The mall serves as a general-purpose commercial center rather than a narrowly specialized retail destination. Its tenant mix is designed to combine everyday shopping, food and beverage, personal and household services, and leisure activities in one location. This full-service format supports both local residents and visitors to Roxas City and complements the broader development of Pueblo de Panay. Robinsons Roxas is described as the first full-service mall in Roxas City and the second-largest mall in Northern Panay Island. Its role within the Robinsons Malls network gives it a regional retail function, while its location in a master-planned township connects it to residential, commercial and other mixed-use activity. Public reference material does not provide a complete tenant directory, current management roster, financial disclosures, or a detailed chronology of later renovations and expansions.

Robinsons Roxas was developed as part of Pueblo de Panay, a 670-hectare master-planned, mixed-use township in Roxas City, Capiz. The project brought the Robinsons Malls full-service format to a city that had not previously had a comparable large-scale full-service shopping center. Its location on Immaculate Heart of Mary Avenue in Barangay Lawa-an placed the mall within a growing urban development rather than in an isolated retail site. The property was initially identified as Robinsons Place Roxas. Its opening was scheduled for December 2, 2013, but Typhoon Haiyan, or Yolanda, struck Roxas City and affected the project's timetable. The opening was postponed until February 13, 2014. At launch, the mall became the 35th operating mall of Robinsons Land Corporation and was presented as the first full-service mall in Roxas City. Robinsons Roxas was designed as a two-level commercial complex with approximately 37,400 square metres of gross floor area on a land parcel of about 74,000 square metres. The development combined a large retail and service offering with leisure facilities. More than 160 outlets were planned or provided across shopping, dining, services and entertainment categories. Four digital cinemas, including a 3D auditorium, added a destination component beyond ordinary retail shopping. Parking was another significant part of the site's planning. The mall included more than 800 car spaces and about 200 motorcycle spaces, allowing it to serve customers arriving from across Roxas City and the surrounding Northern Panay area. Its scale and format positioned it as a regional commercial anchor within Pueblo de Panay. The mall has subsequently been known as Robinsons Roxas, while Robinsons Place Roxas remains an established former name. Available reference material confirms its continuing place in the Robinsons Malls portfolio, but does not document a complete set of later renovations, tenant changes, ownership transfers, management appointments or financial results. Those matters should be verified through current Robinsons Land Corporation or Robinsons Malls disclosures before being added to the record.

• 2014

  Mall opens in Roxas City

  [1]Robinsons Roxasen.wikipedia.org

  Robinsons Place Roxas opened on February 13 and became Robinsons Land Corporation's 35th operating mall.

• 2013

  Planned opening postponed

  [1]Robinsons Roxasen.wikipedia.org

  The originally scheduled December 2 opening was moved after Typhoon Haiyan affected Roxas City and the surrounding project timetable.

A regional, full-service shopping and entertainment center serving Roxas City and Northern Panay through a broad tenant mix, cinemas and substantial parking within the Pueblo de Panay township.

• Shopping · 2014

  Retail outlets

  The mall provides a broad collection of retail outlets within its two-level format. Public reference material describes the center as having more than 160 outlets across shopping, dining, service and entertainment uses, but does not provide a complete current tenant list or identify individual anchor brands.

• Food and personal services · 2014

  Dining and services

  Dining venues and service businesses form part of the mall's full-service commercial mix. These uses extend the property beyond merchandise retail and support everyday visits by residents and township users. Available sources do not specify the current restaurant or service brands.

• Entertainment · 2014

  Digital cinemas

  Robinsons Roxas includes four digital cinema auditoriums, including one auditorium capable of 3D presentations. The cinemas form the property's principal documented entertainment offering and help establish the mall as a leisure destination for Roxas City and Northern Panay.

• Mall services · 2014

  Parking facilities

  The property includes parking capacity for more than 800 cars and approximately 200 motorcycles. This infrastructure supports the mall's regional catchment and its role within the larger Pueblo de Panay township.

• 2013

  Postponement of scheduled openingStrategy

  Background

  The mall was expected to open on December 2, 2013, but Typhoon Haiyan affected Roxas City and the development timetable.

  Action taken

  The opening was rescheduled for February 13, 2014.

  Aftermath

  The mall subsequently opened as Robinsons Land Corporation's 35th operating mall and as the first full-service mall in Roxas City.

  Source

1. 1Robinsons Roxasen.wikipedia.org
2. 2Robinsons Malls Roxasrobinsonsmalls.com