Newport City, Philippines

Newport City is a 25-hectare area set next to the Villamor golf course^[1] and Terminal 3 of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA)^[2][3] in Metro Manila, Philippines. It was developed by Megaworld Corporation^[4] under its subsidiary Megaworld Newport Property Holdings, Inc. and houses Resorts World Manila.

[edit] Master Plan

Newport City Mall atrium in Pasay, Philippines

It combines a residential block, hotels including Marriott and Maxims,^[5] a themed entertainment and commercial hub,^[6] a cyberpark and an institutional center.

[edit] Residentials^[7]

• Residential Resort (Montecito, Sarasota, Pinecrest)
• Parkside Villas
• Palmtree One and Palmtree Two
• 150 Newport Boulevard
• 81 Newport Boulevard
• 101 Newport Boulevard

[edit] Environmental Issues

Only 40 percent of the low-density enclave was set aside for buildings. The rest of the area is dedicated for parks and landscaped gardens.^[3]

[edit] See also

• Resorts World Manila
• Villamor Airbase

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Newport City
• Newport City, Philippines on Facebook
• Resorts World Manila
• Bases Conversion and Development Authority
• Official Website of the Pasay City Government
• Newport City Philippines at WN
• Megaworld Corporation

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