The Magnolia Town Center Awarded as Best Mixed-Use Development in the Philippines at the 2013 International Property Awards

Good news from Robinsons Residences!

The Magnolia Town Center received a 5-star commendation for Best Mixed - Use Development in the Philippines at the 2013 International Property Awards for Asia Pacific held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia last May 09 - 10, 2013.

The Magnolia Town Center is a 5-hectare development property comprised of the Robinsons Magnolia Mall and The Magnolia Residences in New Manila, Quezon City. Both the mall and 4-tower residential condominium development have received outstanding feedback from the market from the time they were launched. The Magnolia Town Center was successfl in introducing a new component within the New Manila neighborhood while still preserving memories from the cherished Magnolia Ice Cream House that used to stand on the same property.

The International Property Awards were established 1995 in the United Kingdom to recognize the highest levels of achievement by companies operating in all sectors of the property and real estate industry. An International Property Award is a premier and world-renowned mark of excellence for a development's design quality, construction, presentation, interiors, architecture and marketing.

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