Redesigned retail space unveiled at Northill Gateway

PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF MEGAWORLD RETAIL development Northill Parade by Megaworld.

PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF MEGAWORLD RETAIL development Northill Parade by Megaworld.

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Megaworld Lifestyle Malls, the retail and commercial arm of property giant Megaworld, is unveiling its redesigned masterplan for Northill Parade, its retail and commercial development set to rise within the 53-hectare Northill Gateway township along the Bacolod-Silay Airport Access Road.
The 2.4-hectare Northill Parade is a free-standing retail development concept featuring a total leasable area of 1.1-hectares. Aside from retail and dining establishments, the remainder will be allotted to open spaces, parking and landscaped pathways. Northill Parade forms part of the 7.5-hectare mixed-use retail and leisure complex inside Megaworld's Northill Gateway township.
Among the first tenants that will soon have free-standing restaurant outlets in Northill Parade include five first-in-Bacolod international casual dining brands from The Bistro Group.
In 2021, Megaworld opened McDonald's Forbes Hill, the first-ever McDonald's NXTGen store in Negros Occidental, beside the iconic Bacolod City Welcome Marker. The store is only a few steps from the Megaworld's 15-hectare residential village Forbes Hill and about a minute's drive from the 24.5-hectare Fountain Grove community by Megaworld's subsidiary Suntrust Properties, Inc.
A fully air-conditioned chapel that can accommodate up to 250 people and leisure hubs will soon rise inside the complex.