[1] The property, including the mansion, is now owned by the SM Group, which now houses several souvenir shops that sell local products and delicacies, namely Kultura, Sabor Ilonggo, and Plantopia, as well as several coffee shops.

[2] The mansion was built in 1926 by the couple Doña Petra Lacson, a matron of the Lacson clan, and Estanislao Yulo Yusay, a prominent lawyer and judge from Molo.

In 1940, Estanislao died, and Rosario Yusay, one of the couple's ten children, inherited the house.

Rosario lived with her husband, Timoteo Consing Sr., who served as Iloilo governor from 1934 to 1937.

[3][4] The property was handed down to the governor's son, Timoteo Consing Jr., and spouse, Nieva Ramirez-Consing, one of the owners of the sugar mill company Passi Sugar Central (acquired by the Universal Robina Corporation in 2007).