Yishun 10 to close in Mar. 2027, to be redeveloped into homes & retail podium
The public is encouraged to send in their memories, photos and memorabilia.
Yishun 10, Singapore's first 10-cinema multiplex, is set to close on March 2, 2027, making way for a new mixed-use development. The decision was announced by Frasers Property on September 2. The iconic building opened its doors in May 1992, marking a significant milestone in Singapore's suburban entertainment scene. The new development will span about 110 residential units, a retail podium on the ground floor, and a landscaped facilities deck on the second storey.
It is slated for launch in mid-2027, with completion expected by 2031. The site, located near Yishun MRT station and the Yishun Integrated Transport Hub, will feature underground pedestrian access to Northpoint City. To preserve the building's legacy, Frasers Property has launched the Yishun 10 Memories initiative, a community-driven project to document the site's role in the neighborhood's history.
The initiative partners with placemaking consultant Studio Lapis and aims to gather stories, trace the site's evolution, and incorporate these memories into the new development. Frasers Property CEO Soon Su Lin expressed that Yishun 10 holds a special place in the hearts of many Singaporeans, and the company seeks to engage the community by inviting them to share their memories, photographs, and memorabilia via email by October 31, 2026.
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