Upcoming Jem mall in Jurong to house multiplex
Strait Times Wednesday 27th July, 2011
Artist's impression of a 1.9ha mixed-use site next to Jurong East MRT station. Australian property developer Lend Lease won the tender for the site for $749 million. -- PHOTO: LEND LEASE AUSTRALIAN developer Lend Lease unveiled on Wednesday, plans for its upcoming shopping mall called Jem in the Jurong Gateway. Located beside the Jurong East MR...
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