IN FOCUS: Why do so many shopping centres in Singapore look the same?
Singaporean shopping malls are facing challenges as consumer habits shift toward online retail and concerns grow regarding an oversupply of physical retail space. Experts note that many malls suffer from a lack of differentiation, leading to declining footfall in some areas.
Why it matters
The struggle of physical retail spaces reflects broader global economic shifts in consumer behavior and urban planning.
Why do some malls thrive while others struggle? CNA explores whether there is an oversupply and if shopping centres are just starting to look alike.
The article presents multiple perspectives on retail trends and market saturation in Singapore.
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