Frasers Centrepoint transforms Nee Soon with launch of Northpoint City integrated development

It will be completed in 2018.

Frasers Centrepoint has unveiled its plans for the construction of Northpoint City, an integrated development that is set to transform in Nee Soon.

FCL has awarded the main contract for the construction of Northpoint City to Lum Chang Building Contractors and spadework will commence on 15 April 2015.

When completed in 2018, Nee Soon’s most iconic integrated development will cap the landmark change envisioned for the precinct, one of the earliest townships developed in the late 1970s.

The transformation of Nee Soon involves close collaboration between the private and public sectors. FCL will be working towards amalgamating the development’s residential and retail components with the town’s main transportation network and community facilities.

With a gross floor area of about 1.33 million square feet, Northpoint City will include the 920-unit North Park Residences, the largest retail mall in the Northern region of Singapore with over 500 outlets, a first-of-its-kind Community Club within a shopping mall, a vibrant Town Plaza equivalent to the size of 10 basketball courts, as well as an integrated transport hub consisting of an air-conditioned bus interchange and shopping underpass to Yishun MRT Station. 

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