Tengah’s second neighbourhood centre to feature supermarket, food court and wellness trail
Parc Point will open in the first quarter of 2026.
An artist's impression of Parc Point neighbourhood centre. (Image: HDB)
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SINGAPORE: Parc Point, Tengah’s second neighbourhood centre, will open in the first quarter of 2026, bringing new retail, dining and wellness options to residents.
A FairPrice supermarket and a Gourmet Paradise food court will be among the first to begin operations at Parc Point, with other outlets opening in phases. Residents will also have access to a wellness trail, the Housing and Development Board (HDB) said on Saturday (Dec 6).
The 16,000 sq m neighbourhood centre, the second in Tengah after Plantation Plaza, is located next to the Parc Residences @ Tengah Build-to-Order (BTO) project.
Parc Point will house a new polyclinic, as well as more than 40 shops, providing a mix of retail and dining options. It will also feature a 190m-long sheltered retail street that includes an education centre and a Residents’ Network Centre, and connect the neighbourhood centre to three residential blocks in the adjacent BTO project.
CNA previously reported complaints from Tengah residents over the lack of amenities in the estate and poor accessibility amid ongoing estate development.
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, however, noted in March that development plans for Tengah are well underway, with more "exciting projects" in the pipeline that will further enhance connectivity, amenities and facilities in the coming years.
The upcoming neighbourhood centre will integrate retail and community spaces with the "active and therapeutic qualities" of a park environment, according to HDB.
A network of stairways will complement the main escalators, encouraging visitors to stay active as they make their way to the upper levels and the roof garden.
WELLNESS TRAIL
Parc Point and Parc Residences @ Tengah have been designed to form a wellness trail that links the neighbourhood centre’s roof garden to a network of sky terraces on the eighth storey of the estate’s residential blocks.
“These sky terraces serve as lookout points and recreational spaces offering panoramic views of the estate and its greenery,” said HDB, noting that they include seating areas and, in some cases, fitness stations.
Additionally, the trail features a 1.5km-long path named The Rainforest Walk, which weaves through the ground floor of the Parc Residences @ Tengah and Parc Clover @ Tengah housing projects. It will have "habitat zones" such as a bird sanctuary and butterfly garden, along with thematic playgrounds.
The recreational zone also further connects to Parc Residences @ Tengah's multi-storey carpark, which is home to a rooftop garden, thematic playgrounds, fitness stations and a 225m-long running track.
“As Tengah town is progressively developed, more amenities and infrastructure will be rolled out to serve residents,” HDB said, noting that nearly half of the approximately 30,000 flats planned for Tengah have been completed to date.
As of end-November, eight preschools are already in operation, while six more preschools and Pioneer Primary School - the first of its kind in Tengah - are expected to commence operations in the first quarter of 2026.
“Residents can look forward to other amenities such as Tengah Town Centre, Central Park and the Jurong Region Line in the coming years,” HDB added.
