BACOLOD CITY - are the MALLS going BANKRUPT
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- Опубликовано: 25 дек 2024
- a sunset time ride to Robinson's place mall in Bacolod city Philippines. the mall was deserted and the shop I was going to has already closed down, where is everybody, is the mall going bankrupt?
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I used to work for robinsons and mall management. That place was packed with people. Most concerts and events were held there, new businesses were popping and its usually crowded. Now its sad to see how its barely operating and looking at how deserted it is, the remaining businesses might not last long..this is giving me chills. I was shocked to see camera haus closed down. I bought my fujifilm camera there last december 2020. Thanks for showing this. Will give this place a visit.
The sunset brings the promise of a new dawn. stay safe and keep smiling bacolodi
My favourite time is sunset
With the strong mall culture we have in Bacolod and once this Pandemic is over this malls will bounce back.
I don't think it will bounce back. Get used to online shopping. It will be the new norm. Malls will be like dinosaur. Everything will be done through your phone. Phone apps like lazada, Shopee, Grab, gcash, Paymaya just to name a few.
I think malls will become giant food courts, yes shopping online will take over
Just when the City was starting to develop, it's being held back by the pandemic.
When did you go?? I went yesterday there were lots of people. I even went to the new Quino's pastry in City Walk and there was lots of places open. Lots of people around!
Wednesday around 5pm
People went out probably for this reason: it was for Father's Day.
The malls May increase in business when things return to somewhat normal again. Maybe next year. Although I’m sure some stores won’t be able to come back.
Is when they say they are reopening? Lol. The clueless idiots running the place will bankrupt the whole place by then.
Went home last Dec 2019 and the back portion of Robinsons was pretty empty already. I hope the insider tip about the cyber gate center is correct and will help revive this place again.
Deserted, yes, but prices still high?
Thanks for the vid.
Hopefully good times to come back again!!!
I'm sure the mall will bounce back! Stay safe!
the real estate prices are inflated in Bacolod. The pandemic will send the prices to a crashing thunder.
Rents have to drop
Nice wonderful place in bacolod City.
Even here in the uk lots of small and big shops are also closing
Anybody could see how the pandemic affected businesses and the people in Bacolod. It's sad has been going on a long time, i don't know how much longer people can survive the hardships with no job or income. Some countries are better off because businesses and people get gov't support. I pray all these suffering will end soon and we can go back to normal life again.😥👏💟
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@@asianight9188 Thanks, I will look it up
I went to (a real pretty nice town)Monroe, NY in Orange County,& just over NJ border, it was MT at lunch, pizza guy was surprised I walked in, nobody around, but in Litchfield County, CT (3hrs north of Manhattan, most ppL R fr Manhattan or NYC up here, inner Hamptons they call it, but NOT my house)...it's mobbed every w/e when ppL flee fr Manhattan, NYC...crazy bz, NYC lost 333,000+ ppL since last year, there's NO apts for rent X 4hrs north, 1 bedrooms used to B available now U need to pray to get one....lol...
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We miss bacolod... by the way my husband is asking which part of UK you are from? Before moving to Bacolod
Naglabay ka di?pero sad gid ko kay dira ko sang una ga duty as sales lady..
I was also surprised as well when I went out to get groceries, everywhere seems empty.
It’s happening everywhere, even here where I’m working. So many branded stores have closed. In Metro Bacolod, I think Ayala The District Northpoint in Talisay is almost bankrupt and Robinsons Place & even Ayala Capitol Central are struggling. SM is SM 😊
That Ayala Northpoint mall looked about dead in 2019 imagine it's pretty much done for now.
Sad, same.here in davao city looks like no mans land inside the mall, let us pray covid19 will.be over, stay safe
I don't think the malls are going bankrupt,I believe its the stores/stalls that are closing down since sales have been declining that's my personal input on the matter.
Bagong music, I like it. It feels like something exciting is coming.😁
So sad CameraHaus closed down :( this pandemic has hit local business so hard.. hope things get better soon
Kilayko, Kilaymo, Kilaynatin
Yes, I wanted a battery for my GoPro, I guess Lazada and Shopper will kill the malls
Thanks for the moto vlog. Hope the malls and stores get busier.
It has to one day, thanks for watching
As a phillipina who works at that mall we are not bankrupt it's just basically night time and I think almost when Robinson closes :)
Where is everybody???
Me: Everybody has no Money...sobu.
Wow... so empty for such a large mall???
The city of smile Bacolod love it..new friend here mu friend.
After 25years of our small business here in bacolod sad to say this pandemic force us to close🥺🥺🥺
Very sad news
Hiw about the condo rentals in bacolod.. do people still rent them? What is the average rental people are willing to spend?
It must be a renter's market at the moment, I would expect big discounts
ang laki ng Bacolod and so progressive!
This guy has a nice accent... Are you from UK? You're now staying in bacolod for good? Bacolod is a nice place and progressive city....
Correct😁👍🏼
@@asianight9188 have you tried to travel to Cebu or even in Davao here in Mindanao? There are some nice places in Mindanao too... Hope you visit here in Mindanao soon once pandemic is over... 😊😊😊
@@williamjosephcupay5866 I have been to Davao, saw the eagles, ate tuna and durian, swam at Samal etc, been to Cagayan De Oro a couple of times too, you can get the boat direct there from Bacolod. Cebu, have done it all from malapascua to the whale sharks at oslob. Didn't have a RUclips channel back then.
@@asianight9188 hopefully you can showcase some places in Mindanao through your vlog there are a lot of nice places in Mindanao like Cagayan de oro city, Butuan city, Iligan city, Davao city etc....,
1500 business went bankrupt in bacolod. Ours can barely survive too. Pandemic hit the businesses so hard. I hope Bacolod will recover soon.
This is sad. I miss the pre-pandemic mall crowd and the old stores. Camerahaus I think was already struggling to stay afloat, and I see Hong Kong Kitchen closed a section of their restaurant. Not many people will go to malls that have less stuff to offer and to avoid other people during the pandemic. This pandemic undid about 25 years of Robinson's Galleria's business.
It is no better really here in Long Beach, California, USA. Things are opening back up, but many of the local businesses failed. I hope to visit Bacolod next year to scope out retirement plans. Taking my vacation in November, so let's hope things are back on by then. Sad to see the toll this pandemic has caused the entire world.
November..... I think it's not gonna be easy
Hello bro,,,
Bacolodnun solid support here bro,,,,
Ride safe always bro & God bless ❤️
That’s a worrying news about the shops closing . When shops close people gets redundant and I’m not sure if the government there is helping this people out . Hopefully this will change soon . Government should act promptly .
Bacolod city is known for its many delicacies, particularly the pinangat, bong bongs piaya, and many in-house products of Bacolod. The pandemic took its toll to Bacolod, but for a province/city that knows preservation of GDP, its natural resources, it won't be affected by any inflation, as suppliers of food can always produce the products, given that the raw materials are always at hand or near Bacolod city as well. Its good to be optimistic always, and look outside cash, as GDP is to be preserved, the way some of the locals preserved their methods, approaches to businesses handling and management. SME General Practices, practitioners all fields of studies are efficient and orderly always.
Philippines gdp fell -4.2% this year's first quarter, food and housing prices are still increasing, as other Asian markets are opening, the Philippines is losing ground..
I don't know how much longer the people of the Philippines can take all the lockdowns, tourism accounts for about 13% of the gdp and OFW's for about 9%..
With a lot of them having to return to the Philippines and with restrictions keeping them from traveling abroad, I think they're in for another bad quarter.
@@berettagunowner Good day Berettagunowner, the Philippines is still doing strong amidst the pandemic, the figures that was presented is quite near those points, yet as said, GDP growth is always to be preserved, the traditional methods for food and industries production, in Bacolod as an example, they still manufacture these types of delicacies and stuff without doing a lot of crunch to buyers or consumers, as for housing prices and food, the housing prices don't increase drastically, since it is not an uptrend increasing house prices, since property prices also adjusts from GDP, there are also inventories that are not yet accounted, from lasts years, 2016, to date, for housing markets alone, that remains to be improved or recomputed in order to make it affordable, while materials for housing also has improved, since it is simplified these days, some of them are built in to be earthquake proof, as well as flood proof derived materials from recyclable ones that have these many features:earthquake, debris, termite, flood proof features while staying affordable, since the materials are a combination of recyclable and industrial ones as well, and its already readily made, similar to shipping containers in diff.size where the prices also does not jump or spike due to the supply of scrap metals. Never lose the grip to be strong and optimistic, after all, malunggay plants, lemon trees, calamansi, guyabanos, and many spinach and water crests and tofu-the best meat alternative that is continuous always serves and completes the daily nutritional intake or derivatives. To look forward for brighter days ahead as they are always Sir.Berettagunowner. As for OFW, there are a lot of employment opportunities that are readily made or provided for them that OWWA offers as well as the LGU sectors from 15 regions of the whole archipelago. The Filipino workers and employees are well versed with the ins and outs of life, that is why, businesses thrive and always are upbeat for all of them. Food prices in the Philippines are stable and always consistent, one just have to relate and ask for the weigh balances as they are always prepared to give assistance. More blessings ahead for you and your loveones.
Add also it’s off season ng tubo. No income for sugar workers. Sad.
Thanks Asia Nights. Keep it rolling. Try east side like Murcia n DSB.
Oh my, Bo's is closed? Kada puli ko ga Bo's gid ko permi, especially sa Robinson's...
It's gone
Look how really beautiful bacolod is:>
Good to see Shakeys is still there, miss that place
everyone's staying at home! read the news! very alarming rates of the disease in bacolod. bacolodnons are just being cautious.
Wow sir. You knew the road very well.. if you want some service of your bike ypu can visit us here at yamaha mandalagan sir.. ehehehe im a mechanic here...
I usually use Yamaha downtown, thanks for watching 👍👍
Ahh okay no worries. Ride safe always sir....
I miss Bacolod, my hometown.
P.S. It’s funny how you actually passed by my neighborhood. The Triangle is walking distance from our house.
I always pass that area
Proud to be bacolodnon
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What goes up must come down.
I don't think so just because of Covid but it wont happens. Philippines never experience the bankruptcy even I never experienced myself. It will continued booming. They are strong it comes with businesses. Bacolod Philippines even back in the 80's never heard of bankruptcy 😅😍❤👍🌏🏢🏢🏢🇵🇭👁🤑
I went there a week ago..business as usual..only a fewer shoppers then...
I was informed 1/2 the places on 5th avenue in Brooklyn, NY,USA R half gone... I was only on third avenue & there were ppL mulling about just buying immediate food that's it...no clothing packages...but things started picking up like 2 months ago when things started to open up...they need to open up world wide & have young ppL be respectful & mask up when older ppL above 40 R within 6 feet, that's all, but they need to open up all over the world. We visited Monroe, NY just over the New Jersey border...it was pretty but totally MT at midday, I was the only one buying lunch take out, man was shocked I came in...then 2 other ppL ordered just a cheap bites mind U...they better open up...same thing LOTSA cars...but NO business...at all.
Cyber gate is on its 8th floor & still growing
I had many memories here 😔
Electrical lights are getting dimmer and not fashionable to lure shoppers
haha.. Crazy Traffic. Crazy Drivers.
I live in Bacolod and yeah it’s extremely sad to see small businesses being crushed everywhere you look.
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The place where i belong bacolod
Poor management
lugi na
Robinson lacson
Yes Robinson's Place