SM Shore Residences located at Mall of Asia Complex, the newest SM Residences in Pasay.
SM DEVELOPMENT Corp. (SMDC), the real estate unit of the SM Group, will spend at least P3 billion for its new residential condominium project within the Mall of Asia Complex in Pasay.
The SM Mall of Asia Sea Residences is SM Developmentʼs sixth residential project in Metro Manila and the first of planned residential developments that will rise at the Mall of Asia.
SM Development will be in the midst of a busy area close to the SM Mall of Asia and the planned entertainment city of state-run Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp., which makes it "a good market for residential units."
To rise on a 1.8-hectare lot on Diokno Boulevard, Sea Residences will consist of six 15-story towers with 2,580 units in "modern tropical Australian architecture."
Of the total number of units, 2,188 are one-bedroom while 392 are two-bedroom with a balcony.
24 commercial units.Residents can enjoy choose among the scenic views of the Manila Bay Sunset, the Makati Skyline, the Manila and Cavite views.It is provided with a total of 630 parking slots on the Lower and Upper Parking Levels.Amenities include lap pools, kiddie pools, childrenʼs play area, modern tropical landscaping and a pavilion type clubhouse located on the 2nd Podium Level. 6 Cluster on a rectangular compound in front of Mall of Asia. Just like mall style with a big space at the middle, containing the swimming pools (5), clubhouse and other amenities. Each Tower has about 16 floors, with 34 units on each floor.
Southeast Asia's largest Olympic-sized ice skating rink.
ENJOY THE GREEN GRASS AND PLAY WITH YOUR LOVE ONES.
Manila mayor Alfredo Lim(elected May 2007) ordered the demolition of structures along the shorelines of Manila Bay, Manila known as Baywalk. It was one of the flagship projects of his predecessor Lito Atienza. The demolition coincides with the construction of a dining strip and open park at the back of the mall called San Miguel by the Bay. Patrons of the deserted Baywalk quickly flocked the new feature of the Mall of Asia complex, which is also along the shorelines of Manila Bay in Pasay City.
The dining strip also features a small sea food market (known as Dampa) where patrons can buy fresh sea foods and request to cook them in Paluto stalls.