Festival Mall

Festival Mall is the centerpiece of Filinvest Land’s Filinvest City master-planned development in Alabang, Muntinlupa, opened on April 30, 1998, as Filinvest’s flagship retail property and one of the principal anchors of southern Metro Manila. The mall has approximately 157,000 square meters of gross leasable area distributed across the Festival Mall main building, the Festival Supermall expansion, and the connected Festival Walk extension. The property has been substantially expanded multiple times since 1998 and remains one of the largest non-SM and non-Ayala malls in the Philippines.

Anchor tenants include the Rustan’s Department Store, the Festival Supermarket, Toy Kingdom, Handyman, the Festival Cinema, and a substantial restaurant cluster including the dining destinations of Festival Walk. The mall’s tenant mix targets the Alabang and southern Metro Manila middle-class and upper-middle-class catchment, with the property serving as a regional alternative to SM Southmall and Alabang Town Center. The Activity Center hosts major concerts, brand launches, and seasonal exhibitions, drawing visitors from across southern Metro Manila.

The Filinvest City location places Festival Mall within a master-planned community that also includes the Filinvest Corporate City office towers, the Crimson Hotel, the Westgate Center, the Park Centrale, the residential subdivisions of South Forbes Park and Ayala Alabang, and the surrounding upper-middle-class residential areas. The mall sits within walking distance of the Asian Hospital and the Filinvest Corporate City office towers, providing a sustained weekday catchment of corporate executives and medical professionals.

Accessibility includes direct frontage on the Alabang-Zapote Road and the South Luzon Expressway via the Alabang exit. The mall is approximately twenty minutes from Bonifacio Global City via the Skyway and twenty-five minutes from the Ninoy Aquino International Airport via the South Luzon Expressway. The catchment extends across Muntinlupa, Las Piñas, Parañaque, Bacoor, and the surrounding Cavite municipalities, an estimated 3.2 million residents within a thirty-minute drive radius.