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| Directly connected to Yishun MRT station, Northpoint City is among Frasers Property Singapore’s participating malls that will adopt the unified retail brand system and enhanced customer touchpoints, including its mall façade. Owned by Frasers Property’s retail-focused REIT, Frasers Centrepoint Trust, Northpoint City is the biggest mall in the northern region of Singapore. |
As someone who shops regularly at Frasers malls (especially when Northpoint is just an MRT station away), whether it’s quick grocery runs, café hopping, event pop-ups or just hiding from the Singapore heat, I didn’t realise how much the experience mattered… until it quietly got better.
This festive season, Frasers Property Singapore unveiled a refreshed retail brand and service identity, and as a shopper, I felt the difference almost immediately. It’s not loud or disruptive. Instead, it’s thoughtful, just the kind of update that makes mall visits feel smoother without you having to think too hard about why.
A more familiar Frasers experience, wherever you go
Previously, each Frasers mall had its own brandmark and visual identity. While that individuality is still very much part of each mall’s charm, they’re now brought together under one shared umbrella — “A Frasers Experience.”
For shoppers like me, this actually makes a noticeable difference. From mall entrances and signage to websites and the FRx app, everything now feels more aligned and recognisable. Whether I’m at Northpoint City, Causeway Point or Hougang Mall, there’s an instant sense of familiarity.
And honestly, this is pretty helpful especially on days when I used to second-guess whether a mall was under the Frasers umbrella before checking with shop staff just to make sure my FRx points could be accumulated.
The refreshed visual identity brings together a customised mall brandmark, a portfolio-wide endorsement line, and a signature service ribbon that subtly links every location. It may look like a design update on the surface, but at its core, it’s really about making every mall visit feel simpler, smoother and more welcoming.
Still Neighbourhood Malls
What I appreciate most is that Frasers didn’t erase the personality of each mall. Instead, they leaned into it. The refreshed identity simply acts as a connector, allowing every mall to feel different yet unmistakably Frasers.
Each location continues to celebrate its neighbourhood roots through community-inspired motifs. At Northpoint City, you’ll spot references to the area’s pineapple plantation history. Over at Hougang Mall, the designs nod to the former Kangkar fish market heritage. These little storytelling touches remind us that malls aren’t just retail spaces, they’re part of the community fabric.
What guides the refreshed Frasers Experience
Behind these updates is a clear framework that shapes how Frasers Property Singapore designs, programmes and operates its malls. The refreshed experience is guided by three key pillars:
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Connectivity
Creating vibrant social hubs, shared spaces and services that bring diverse communities together. -
Inclusivity
Ensuring welcoming, barrier-free and seamless experiences for everyone, including seniors and persons with disabilities. -
Vibrancy
Bringing malls to life through thoughtful design, engaging programmes, community placemaking and enhanced shopper interaction.
These pillars help translate the refreshed brand into everyday moments shoppers actually feel.
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| The revitalised concierge counters and new service ambassador uniforms are designed to deliver a welcoming and professional service, bringing the Frasers Experience to life for every visitor. |
Friendlier Service
Concierge counters have been redesigned to feel more open and approachable, while roving Service Ambassadors now move around the malls on weekends, tablets in hand, ready to assist on the spot. It feels less transactional and more human, closer to hospitality than retail.
Behind the scenes, these ambassadors have undergone extensive training focused on service excellence, community engagement and inclusive support. Their new uniforms and first-name tags may seem like small details, but together they create warmth which something that’s often missing in large malls.
Frasers has also continued expanding its inclusion initiatives, such as Calm Hours, Dementia Go-To Points and staff training to better support shoppers with autism, dementia and sensory sensitivities. As someone who believes public spaces should work for everyone, this part genuinely stood out!
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| The innovative in-mall wayfinding solution enables easy and confident navigation across Frasers Property malls, enhancing accessibility and convenience for all |
Designed for Real Life, Not Just Retail
If you’ve ever wandered a mall trying to locate a specific shop (we’ve all been there), this upgrade is a game changer.
Frasers Property Singapore has introduced Singapore’s first in-store wayfinding and mapping solution, developed with accessibility advocates and indoor mapping leader Mappedin. Available via the Frasers Experience FRx mobile app, mall websites and on-site digital totems, it offers turn-by-turn navigation, barrier-free route options and real-time location tracking.
For seniors, families with strollers, wheelchair users, or simply tired shoppers like me, this makes navigating large malls far less stressful.
Beyond convenience, this refresh also reflects a deeper understanding of how malls fit into our lives. Long seen as a “third place” between home and work, Frasers malls continue to evolve as everyday community spaces, supported by partnerships with social service agencies and initiatives like Silver Social Spaces that encourage active ageing. These aren’t just retail destinations, they’re places where connections happen quietly, daily and meaningfully.
Celebrating the New Look with Festive Rewards
To mark its refreshed retail identity, Frasers malls are kicking off the new year with a line-up of feel-good rewards for shoppers — and yes, there’s something in it for regular mall-goers like us.
One highlight is “We’ve Levelled Up Your Rewards!”, launching from 29 January 2026, 10am onwards. Shoppers can enjoy a bonus $18 instant value when purchasing a $318 FRx Gift Card for $300 by using promo code FRX18 on the FRx app. You’ll also continue earning FRx Points when paying with FRx Gift Cards at over 2,000 stores across Frasers Property Singapore malls, redeemable for perks like retailer eDeals and FRx Carpark$.
Another is #FeelGoodFridays, running from 30 January to 8 March 2026. Across three trivia rounds, shoppers stand a chance to win $50 FRx Gift Cards, with three winners selected per round from Facebook and Instagram. Just follow @fraserspropertysingapore and answer the trivia question in the comments to take part. Prizes will be credited directly into the FRx app’s e-wallet, so an updated FRx app is required.
Prefer instant surprises? Look out for roving Service Ambassadors on 6 and 20 February, from 12pm to 2pm, as they hand out feel-good treats at selected Frasers malls, including Northpoint City, Causeway Point, Waterway Point, Tampines 1, Hougang Mall and Tiong Bahru Plaza.
If you’re already using the FRx app, this is a good time to keep notifications switched on!
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| Artist Impression of Frasers Malls with the new new mall facade logo. |
Well, if you’re like me and rotate between Frasers malls for errands, meals and last-minute shopping, this refreshed experience is something you’ll actually feel — not just see.
Next time you’re in one, take a moment to explore the new look, try the wayfinding features on the FRx app, and say hi to the Service Ambassadors on the ground. Sometimes it’s the small upgrades that make mall days way more pleasant.
For more information on the new Frasers Property Singapore and promotions, please visit frasersproperty.com/sg or follow us on Facebook and Instagram.
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