Ayala Land is dramatically scaling up Nuvali Estate, positioning it as a cornerstone of its “Rising South” vision in Calabarzon — one of the country’s fastest-growing economic regions. This master-planned eco‑city is being shaped not just as a residential community, but as a fully integrated, sustainable urban hub.
Key developments include a major expansion of Ayala Malls Nuvali, which will add nearly 50,000 square meters of new retail space in two phases. The first phase opens in the fourth quarter of 2025 and will feature a lively mix of shopping, entertainment, and family‑friendly experiences. A second phase, slated for 2026, will bring four more levels, with flagship stores, curated dining options, wellness venues, and even a chapel.
To make the mall more accessible, a steel-structured parking building with 360 new slots is planned, easing congestion for visitors. When fully expanded, the mall’s gross leasable area is expected to exceed 100,000 square meters, blending big-name brands with local favorites.
Beyond retail, Nuvali is embracing a holistic lifestyle approach. It already hosts major retail anchors, recreation areas, and residential enclaves from Ayala Land Premier, Alveo, Avida, and Amaia. Meanwhile, Seda Nuvali offers modern accommodation, and Healthway QualiMed Hospital provides quality healthcare within the estate.
For residents, the development doesn’t just mean more shops or homes — it’s about living in a balanced, green community. There are walking trails, open spaces, and thoughtfully designed neighborhoods that promote both sustainable living and community connection.
In the bigger picture, Nuvali is meant to be a defining urban center in Calabarzon. Together with other estates like Broadfield, Aéra, and Southmont, it forms part of Ayala Land’s long-term plan to build the South into a vibrant, economic, and lifestyle-driven growth corridor.