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Junction 10 is a shopping centre and mixed-use development in Choa Chu Kang, Singapore, formerly known as Ten Mile Junction.

Last updated August 26, 2026

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Overview

Junction 10 is a neighbourhood shopping centre and mixed-use development in Singapore, situated at the junction of Choa Chu Kang Road and Woodlands Road. The property was originally opened in 1998 as Ten Mile Junction, a name reflected in its location and the Chinese name 十里广场. It was developed as a retail and transport-linked complex associated with the Ten Mile Junction Light Rail Transit station on the Bukit Panjang LRT line. The shopping centre closed on 10 December 2010 for redevelopment and subsequently reopened on 30 December 2011 under the Junction 10 name. The new identity was styled as “Junct10n,” echoing the naming convention used by Junction 8 in Bishan while incorporating the number into the wordmark. Following the redevelopment, the property was repositioned as a mixed-use development rather than solely a conventional mall. The upper levels became The Tennery, a private housing component comprising 338 SOHO-style loft apartments. The residential development includes recreational amenities such as open-air swimming pools and tennis courts, while the lower portion continues to provide retail, food, education, fitness, beauty and wellness services. An integrated car park supports the shopping centre and residential uses. Junction 10 serves the surrounding Choa Chu Kang and Bukit Panjang communities. Its tenant mix has included family-oriented and convenience-led operators. The mall has been anchored at different times by Giant Hypermarket, Sheng Siong, Fitness First and MindChamps Preschool. It also accommodates tuition centres, lifestyle retailers, beauty and wellness businesses, and family restaurants. The complex historically benefited from direct integration with the Ten Mile Junction LRT station, whose platform was located on level 3 of the building beside the Ten Mile Junction Depot. The station was permanently closed on 13 January 2019. Despite that transport change, Junction 10 remains an operating retail and residential development under the ownership of Far East Organization. Publicly available reference material does not identify a separate listed entity, founder, chief executive, or financial disclosures for the Junction 10 property itself.

History

Junction 10 is a shopping centre in Choa Chu Kang, Singapore, at the junction of Choa Chu Kang Road and Woodlands Road. The property opened in 1998 under the name Ten Mile Junction. Its original design and identity were closely linked to the Ten Mile Junction station on the Bukit Panjang LRT line, which provided access to the complex and had a platform located on level 3 of the building. The adjoining Ten Mile Junction Depot was also part of the transport infrastructure associated with the site. The property was owned by Far East Organization. On 10 December 2010, the shopping centre closed for redevelopment. It reopened on 30 December 2011 under the name Junction 10, with the stylised branding “Junct10n.” The new identity followed the naming pattern associated with Junction 8 in Bishan while distinguishing the property through the number ten. The redevelopment broadened the site from a retail centre into a mixed-use development. The Tennery, a private residential component, occupies level 4 and above and contains 338 SOHO-style loft apartments. Residential amenities include open-air swimming pools and tennis courts. The lower portion of the complex remains a two-level shopping centre with an integrated car park and a mix of commercial uses. Junction 10’s retail offer has included supermarkets, family restaurants, tuition and enrichment centres, lifestyle shops, beauty and wellness operators, and fitness businesses. Tenant and anchor changes have included Giant Hypermarket being replaced by Sheng Siong, while Fitness First operated at the site after the venue was formerly associated with Celebrity Fitness. MindChamps Preschool has also been identified as an anchor tenant. These uses give the centre a neighbourhood-service orientation rather than a destination luxury-mall profile. A major change to the site’s transport context occurred on 13 January 2019, when the Ten Mile Junction LRT station was permanently closed. The station’s platform had been located within the complex, making the closure a notable change to the original relationship between the mall and the Bukit Panjang LRT system. Junction 10 nevertheless continues as a retail and residential development. Available reference material provides substantial information about the property’s physical history and tenant categories but does not establish an independent corporate structure, public listing, executive roster, financial performance, or separately reported international operations for the Junction 10 brand.

  • 2019

    Ten Mile Junction station closes permanently

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    The integrated Ten Mile Junction station on the Bukit Panjang LRT line permanently closes on 13 January 2019.

  • 2011

    Reopens as Junction 10

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    The redeveloped property reopens on 30 December 2011 as Junction 10, combining retail uses with The Tennery residential development.

  • 2010

    Shopping centre closes for redevelopment

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    Ten Mile Junction closes on 10 December 2010 in preparation for redevelopment.

  • 1998

    Ten Mile Junction opens

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    The shopping centre opens in Choa Chu Kang as Ten Mile Junction, with access linked to the Ten Mile Junction LRT station.

Products and positioning

A community-oriented shopping centre and mixed-use development serving residents in the Choa Chu Kang and Bukit Panjang areas, with a tenant mix focused on everyday retail, family services, education, fitness, wellness and dining.

  • Shopping centre · 2011

    Junction 10 shopping centre

    The retail component of the development is a two-level neighbourhood shopping centre serving nearby residents. Its tenant mix has included supermarket and grocery retail, family restaurants, tuition and enrichment centres, lifestyle shops, beauty and wellness services, fitness operators and preschool education. The centre also includes an integrated car park.

  • Residential development · 2011

    The Tennery

    The Tennery is the private residential component introduced as part of the post-2010 redevelopment. It occupies level 4 and above and comprises 338 SOHO-style loft apartments. Its facilities include open-air swimming pools and tennis courts, making it an integrated residential complement to the retail centre.

Brand decisions

  • 2010

    Redevelopment and repositioning of Ten Mile JunctionStrategy

    Background

    The original Ten Mile Junction shopping centre closed in December 2010 for redevelopment. The project changed the site from a primarily retail and transport-linked property into a mixed-use development.

    Action taken

    The property was reopened as Junction 10 in December 2011, with the retail centre combined with The Tennery private residential development.

    Aftermath

    The redeveloped site continued operating as a neighbourhood shopping centre while adding 338 SOHO-style loft apartments and residential recreational facilities.

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