The new Waterway Point Mall in Singapore is already 90 per cent leased, a whole six months ahead of its scheduled opening date.
Developer Frasers Centrepoint Malls says the new centre in Punggol won’t be open for business for about six months, but the vast majority of space is now leased.
Waterway Point is part of Watertown, an integrated waterfront residential and retail development by Frasers Centrepoint, Far East Organization and Sekisui House.
A 24 hour FairPrice Finest supermarket, a 1500 seat Shaw Theatres multiplex cinema and a large Times Bookstore have been named as anchor tenants.
The new 370,824 sqft mall will feature four levels of indoor retail space, alfresco dining and leisure space.
The Times Bookstore will be the chain’s largest in Singapore with a 7335 sqft footprint.
“Once underserved, Punggol today is a picture of rapid development,” said Christopher Tang, CEO for commercial and Greater China with Frasers Centrepoint.
“The positive take-up underscores a healthy demand for retail space in this developing area.”
