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Philippines
Cebu
The "Queen City of the South" has quietly become the Philippines' leading business address outside Metro Manila — a title it holds through two master-planned districts: Cebu IT Park, a 24-hour BPO and lifestyle district built on a former airfield, and Ayala's Cebu Business Park, a 50-hectare estate anchoring the city's financial core.
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Cebu IT Park
A 24-hectare special economic zone in Barangay Apas, Lahug — the former Lahug airfield, declared an IT SEZ in 2001 and now a self-contained, 24-hour business, dining and nightlife district.
IT Park BPO Core
Alorica, Concentrix, Teleperformance and Accenture anchor round-the-clock operations, with night shifts covering North American business hours.
IT Park Coworking & Lifestyle Cluster
KMC Solutions, Regus, The Company Cebu and Enspace offered over 10,500 flexible-office seats as of Q3 2025, alongside Ayala Malls Central Bloc and the Sugbo Mercado night market.
Cebu Business Park
Cebu Holdings' (Ayala Land) 50-hectare flagship estate, built on a former golf course — the city's financial and lifestyle core, anchored by the Ayala Center Cebu mall.
Ayala Center Cebu Corporate Cluster
Ayala Center Cebu Tower and the Cebu Business Park Corporate Center provide PEZA-certified, purpose-built space for IT and BPO tenants alongside the mall.
Cebu Business Park Financial & Mixed-Use Cluster
Banks, multinational offices, hotels and residential condominiums round out the estate, including the first BERDE-certified green building planned for the park.
Tech Ecosystems in the Philippines
The Philippines built the modern IT-BPM industry, and it still shows: this atlas covers three of its biggest knowledge-services hubs.
