Tanglin Shopping Centre

[7] In addition to new medical units and offices, the extension also featured the addition of an "antique centre", with at most ten of the units on the lower ground floor being sold or leased to antique dealers.

[8] According to Roots, which is published by the National Heritage Board, following the extension, the mall "became a popular haunt for the rich and famous to acquire antiques and artworks."

[1] In 1980, the Singapore National Employers Federation occupied an entire floor of the mall.

[9] The United Overseas Bank moved into the mall from its former premises at the Singapore Hilton Hotel in February of the following year.

[1] The fourth attempt to sell the mall was successful, with Singaporean-based developer Pacific Eagle Real Estate purchasing the building for $868 million.