Center Point Commercial Center

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admin - Sun, 06/07/2015 - 14:02
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Center Phase I

CenterPoint Phase II
A more recently built commercial center consisting of Phase 1 (2003) and Phase 2 (2009). Phase I now occupies what was once a Shell Materials Complex near where the old river mouth and ferry point used to be, and Phase 2 was built over part of what was once the GCM's field. The buildings at CenterPoint are 3 story shophouses with 4 stories at each corner.

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Also see:
Centerpoint Phase 2 Food Center
Boulevard Commercial Center
Pelita Commercial Center
101 Commercial Center
One TT Commercial Center
Faradale Commercial Center
Saberkas Commercial Center
Yakin Commercial Center
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