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Coordinates:10°20′07″N123°56′02″E / 10.3351679°N 123.9338399°E /10.3351679; 123.9338399

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For the shopping mall in Taichung, Taiwan, seeJMall.

For the first and third SM mall in Cebu province, seeSM City Cebu andSM Seaside City.

Shopping mall in Mandaue City, Philippines

SM J Mall
The facade of SM J Mall as SM City J Mall in October 2024

Location	Mandaue City, Philippines
Coordinates	10°20′07″N123°56′02″E / 10.3351679°N 123.9338399°E /10.3351679; 123.9338399
Address	A.S. Fortuna Street corner V. Albaño Street,Barangay Bakilid, Mandaue
Opening date	As J Centre Mall: September 30, 2011; 13 years ago (2011-09-30)^[1] As SM J Mall: October 25, 2024; 4 months ago (2024-10-25)
Closing date	As J Centre Mall: January 30, 2023; 2 years ago (2023-01-30) ^[2]
Developer	SM Prime Holdings
Total retail floor area	138,000 m² (1,490,000 sq ft)
No. of floors	4
Public transit access	01K SM J Mall - Urgello 13H Pit-os - Mandaue 13I 22H Talamban - Mandaue 22I Gaisano Country Mall - Mandaue 23D Marigondon MEPZA - SM J Mall 24 IT Park - Consolacion 24F Gaisano Country Mall - Consolacion 24G Pit-os - Consolacion 25 Foodland - Liloan 25B Pit-os - Liloan 26 Foodland - Compostela MI-04A SM J Mall - Tamiya, Lapu-Lapu City MI-23A SM J Mall - Punta Engaño, Lapu-Lapu City IT Park - Cordova IT Park - Marigondon MB Parkmall, SM City Cebu, SM Seaside City
Website	Official website

SM J Mall (with the exterior signage asSM City J Mall) is ashopping mall inMandaue, Philippines. Opened in 2011 and operated until 2023 asJ Centre Mall, the mall was since acquired bySM Prime Holdings and was temporarily closed for upgrades and renovations, and reopened as SM J Mall on October 25, 2024. It is the firstSM Supermall in Mandaue, the 4th SM Supermall in Cebu, and the 87th SM Supermall in the Philippines.

History

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J Centre Mall in 2023, after its closure

The mall was first opened asJ Centre Mall, and was owned and operated by EverJust Realty Development Corporation, a diversified local corporation based in Cebu. The mall had its first opening on September 30, 2011, with its anchor tenantSM Hypermarket, along withWatsons and other smaller stores, began operations. Full operations were reported to set to commence by November 2011.^[1]

On October 29, 2022, J Centre Mall's management sent out a notice of pre-termination of lease contract to its tenants and indicating its closure on January 31, 2023. The mall's closure was attributed to difficulties stemming from theCOVID-19 pandemic in the Philippines, where many brick-and-mortar stores faced stiff competition from online retailers due to pandemic-related restrictions.^[2]

Following the precedent set in other malls acquired by SM, which integrated their old names into their new ones, the mall was formally renamedSM J Mall making it the second SM Supermall to do so afterSM City Mindpro inZamboanga City.

Features

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SM J Mall is a 123,000 m² (1,320,000 sq ft), four-level mall that offers a mix of global and local brands among its tenant. SM J Mall is billed to feature a blend of modern and "Japan-inspired" elements in its architecture.^[3]

Izakaya Terrace

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The mall includes theIzakaya terrace, which features Japanese-inspired dining experiences, with a row of casual dining options and al fresco options.^[3]

Food Hall

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The mall includes an Asian-inspired Food Hall, and is the second SM Supermall in Cebu to feature the Food Hall concept afterSM City Cebu.^[3]

Cinemas

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The mall features four cinemas, including two Director's Club cinemas, which are equipped with 100 recliner seats, laser cinema projection, andDolby Atmos sound systems.^[3]

Incidents

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2019 J Centre Mall heist

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M Lhuillier Jewelry (the site of the heist), pictured in 2022

On October 19, 2019, at around 8 PMPST, a group of armed individuals stormed the mall, then still known as J Centre Mall, robbing four pawnshops and amoney exchange. Local authorities estimate the suspects took off with ₱130 million worth of jewelry and ₱6 million in cash.^[4]^[5]