Topline Equity Corporation has taken a strategic leap forward in its real estate expansion by appointing Leechiu Property Consultants Inc. as the exclusive leasing agent for the office spaces at Bay Mall, its flagship commercial development in Liloan, Northern Cebu.
Chairman and CEO Eugene Erik Lim said the partnership reinforces the group’s vision of shaping Bay Mall into a thriving employment hub. He emphasized that working with Leechiu, one of the country’s premier real estate advisory firms, aligns with Topline’s goal of attracting a diverse roster of tenants and supporting job creation for the growing community.
Positioned in one of Cebu’s fastest-emerging economic corridors, Bay Mall features modern office spaces on its second and third floors, offering up to 1,000 seats suited for business process outsourcing firms eyeing expansion outside Metro Cebu. Its accessible location along a major transport route gives companies a competitive edge in recruiting talent from across the province. The offices are equipped with high-speed fiber internet, backup power, elevator-serviced lobbies, and round-the-clock security and maintenance.
Phillip Anonuevo, Executive Director at Leechiu Property Consultants, said Cebu’s strong performance in the BPO market over the past three years makes Liloan an ideal next frontier. He noted that the province remains a top choice for outsourcing firms thanks to its deep labor pool and steady demand, adding that Bay Mall presents an opportunity for companies to broaden their reach.
While BPO operations remain the main target, Topline also aims to attract enterprises seeking secure, modern, and well-connected workspaces within a vibrant mixed-use development. Robinsons Supermarket anchors Bay Mall’s retail level, complemented by an array of established brands including Mr. DIY, the Loop, Salon de Rose, and Red Ribbon, alongside a Food Station showcasing Cebuano favorites.
Under the exclusive agreement, Leechiu will spearhead all leasing activities for the office floors, focusing on BPOs, technology firms, and other high-growth sectors. The partnership comes at a time when provincial office demand continues to surge; Leechiu’s third-quarter 2025 report shows Cebu accounting for 60 percent of office take-up outside Metro Manila, underscoring its rising prominence as a business hub.