The new five-storey complex in Taman OUG, which will house a wet and dry market. Other features include a food court, Chinese restaurant, sports and recreational facilities as well as basement carpark.
IT HAS yet to be named but residents in Overseas Union Garden (OUG) are already calling it their ‘new market’. After two years of construction, the latest landmark for the housing area is finally complete.
“I am eagerly awaiting the opening so I can shop there. It’s an improvement and we hope it will bring new business opportunities for the people,” said Overseas Union Garden Residents’ Association president Wong See Tin.
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