“Opened in July 1995.” That’s the date Century Square first welcomed shoppers. Century Square stands here a six-story shopping mall. It is a vital part of Tampines. This mall is near the Tampines MRT station. Century Square is right next to Tampines Mall.
Century Square has a rich history. First Capital Corporation Ltd, now GuocoLand, developed it. The official opening was on November 25, 1995. Wong Kan Seng, then Minister for Home Affairs, officiated. Century Square was among the first malls in Tampines. Tampines Mall opened shortly after in December that year.
Originally, Century Square featured a K-mart department store. Later, Metro replaced it. A privately owned Century Cineplex managed by Shaw Theatres was also present. Food Junction, SAFE Superstore, and a Shop N Save supermarket completed the original lineup.
In 2004, AsiaMalls Management Pte Ltd bought Century Square. Minor renovations occurred under the new management. Metro closed in 2007. BHG took its place. The mall became more ladies-focused. New stores and brands arrived.
A major nine-month refurbishment began in September 2017. Century Square closed its doors. It reopened in June 2018 with a modernised facade and a changed interior layout. The refurbished Century Square boasts 218 stores and services.
Today, Century Square has five anchor tenants. These are Prime Food and Grocer, Gymmboxx, Hai Di Lao Hotpot, ToTT, and The Food Market.
Century Square has six levels. It offers 200,000 square feet of retail space. Parking is available on two basement levels. There are 308 parking spaces. The mall is easily accessible via public transit. The Tampines MRT station is served by the EW2 and DT32 lines.
Century Square has evolved to meet the community’s needs. It stands as a testament to Tampines’ growth. The mall is more than just a shopping destination. It is a community hub. It is a place where memories are made.
Century Square continues to be a place where the community gathers.