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Mahal sa SN talaga, 32k?! Buti pa sa Puregold, 10k lang. Sana lang madaling mabawi...
@Marquita: some appreciable info for malls in generalRENT- usually at 400/sqm at levels 4-5 and it goes higher as you go down, meaning as you eye spaces that're situated closer to the ground level. At the latter, it usually is at 800-1500/sq.m. Other addit'l. monthly fees: *CUSA(Common Use Service Area) fee is normally at 80-150 calculated per sq.m. For Robinson's, rate starts at 105*A/C(Centralized Aircon provision) usually a bit higher than CUSA by about 20-50pesos. Again for Rob, it starts at 115*Electricity- metered so it'll vary with the store's consumption*Marketing/Mall promotional fee/s- im not sure how they dub this exactly but for SM, anecdotally, nasa 1000 or 2K yata. They use the collected funds for promotional materials for sale campaigns, payment for the events or shows they hold monthly to generate foot traffic. Sa ibang malls that're not as crowded like major SM malls and the Ayala shopping centers, they dont charge for this. Minsan nga they would allow a tenant to put streamers on strategic places on the mall's premises without requiring fees. Normally kasi, they impose a monthly fee but since they need great foot traffic, they initiate creating ways to drive people towards their malls at no expense to lessees. Of course, that is temporary as theyre bound to impose fees as the mall becomes more popular. To cite an example, if you see those huge streamers (12ftx12ft on the average) on the facade of Shangri-la Mall, putting up those for our viewing pleasure would require the concerned tenant to fork out 14K monthly just, 5-6 years ago. Id be scared to guess its present rate if Im a tenant planning to put a similar ad. Lastly, upfront costs mo apart from those mentioned above are construction bond which is normally worth a year's rent, but is refundable or can be applied to your monthly rentals in case keeping it would be a problem bec of poor sales. Then security and advance deposit corresponding to 4-6mos' worth of basic rental fee. Kay SM I heard mas malaki, 8-10mos worth yata for regular spaces.