The Clementi Mall 100% leased

Almost half of its tenants are opening for business today and the remaining tenants will follow soon after.

According to CM Domain, The Clementi Mall is 100 per cent leased ahead of its project completion.

All the shops at Basement 1 and Level 1, including anchor tenant FairPrice Finest, have already started business operations since January 2011 after the mall obtained its first Temporary Occupancy Permit.

The bridge which links the mall directly to the Clementi MRT station on Level 3 will be open to the public today. Shoppers can access the shops via the Clementi MRT station during trading hours. Anchor tenants BHG and Foodfare foodcourt will also open their doors today and on Saturday respectively.

The much-anticipated Clementi Public Library is scheduled to open on 23 April. Other anchor tenants, such as Best Denki and Popular Bookstore will open in mid-April.

The mall offers a variety of well-loved brands for shoppers. Fashion and accessories labels such as Charles & Keith, Cache Cache, Cotton On, Denizen, Giordano, Skechers and Samuel & Kevin can be found on Level 3. Lifestyle, sports and electrical shops like Aussino, Arena, Challenger and World Of Sports will be on Level 4.

Family and kids brands such as Chateau De Sable, Kiddy Palace and Mini Princess will be on Level 5, where shoppers can also find the Clementi Public Library and Popular Bookstore.

Located at Clementi Town Centre, The Clementi Mall, owned by CM Domain, is a six-storey retail development totalling approximately 190,000 square feet of retail space, which includes a basement shopping level and a basement carpark with about 160 carpark lots.

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