SM Offices, the commercial leasing arm of SM Prime Holdings, Inc. (SM Offices), said its more than 100,000-square-meter, 10-tower Tech Hub complex in Clark Special Economic Zone in Angeles City, Pampanga is now fully occupied, mostly by global IT-BPM and multinational companies with long-term lease agreements.
“The full utilization of Clark Tech Hub underscores sustained demand for global-standard, sustainable workspaces outside Metro Manila,” said Alexis L. Ortiga, Vice President and Head of SM Offices. “It also affirms the strong positioning of SM City Clark Complex as a major regional business district”.
Aside from SM Offices, SM City Clark Complex houses SM City Clark, the second SM supermall in the province of Pampanga. The National University, SMX Convention Center and Park Inn by Radisson Clark are also located in the area, creating an integrated environment for work, retail, education, events and hospitality.
SM Offices has also announced the development of Tech Hub Tower 11. The nine-storey expansion will add approximately 20,000 square meters of premium leasable space to the existing cluster, further reinforcing Clark’s position as a premier alternative to Metro Manila’s traditional central business districts.
The expansion will integrate human-centric design, highlighted by a 12,000-square-meter sky garden. The green space within the complex is designed to promote employee well-being, collaboration and everyday connectivity.
Sustainability is a core component of Clark Towers’ value proposition, enhancing both operational efficiency and user experience. Solar energy systems, water conservation measures such as greywater reuse and low-flow fixtures, and indoor air quality improvements collectively reduce resource demand while supporting occupant well-being.
These are complemented by structured programs for hazardous waste management, and the responsible collection of paper, plastics, electronic waste and used lead-acid batteries.
The Tech Hub Tower 11 is located above the SM Clark Skylink terminal, the district’s key node, that will connect directly to Clark International Airport by 2028 via the North-South Commuter Railway (NSCR).
“With major infrastructure projects improving access and connectivity, we believe SM City Clark Complex will become even more attractive to locators seeking high-quality workspaces outside Metro Manila,” said Ortiga.
