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SunStar + April 09, 2021 In my columns last week about the P5.5 billion redevelopment plan of Carbon Public Market, I presented all sides of the issue, from the administration to the opposition. The issues that cropped up before and after the Joint Venture Agreement (JVA) was signed by Mayor Edgardo Labella and the developer, Megawide Construction Corp., were all laid down and sufficiently answered by both parties. Vice Mayor Michael Rama, who showed some concerns on the redevelopment, was also given a chance to air his side by publishing his letter in this column last April 5. T...

SunStar Groundbreaking ceremony for new Carbon Public Market postponed UPGRADE. The groundbreaking ceremony for the new Carbon Public Market is postponed due to the concerns raised by vendors that still need to be addressed by the Megawide Corp. and the Cebu City government. The project aims to transform the market into a world-class facility. (SunStar file) + March 17, 2021 THE groundbreaking ceremony for the redevelopment of the Carbon Public Market was postponed due to some concerns raised by the vendors that still need to be addressed. Cebu City Ma...

SunStar CEBU EXPLAINER: Councilors didn't know Carbon market will be torn down, moved to Freedom Park, which confirms they didn't read JVA before approval. Megawide grants 9 of 10 vendor issues. SunStar File/Google Maps March 16, 2021 CEBU City Councilor Eugenio Gabuya did not know that Units 1, 2 and 3 of the existing Carbon Market will be demolished and replaced with commercial hubs of Megawide Construction Corp., the developer that committed P5.5 billion to "modernize" the market. He was clueless about the change until he asked Megawide during a spe...

Carbon Market development kicks off March 17

SunStar Going to Carbon will be more than just going to the market CEBU TO WORLD DEVELOPMENT. The seven-hectare property development, a venture between the Cebu City Government and Megawide Construction Corp. at no cost to the City, is a P5.5-billion, five-year project that begins in 2021. While Megawide will maintain the new development for at least 50 years, the Cebu City Government will retain ownership of the market and will continue to oversee its operations. PUSO NIGHT MARKET. Designed like the puso (hanging rice), this night market is envisioned to open in t...