The National Parks Board (NParks) has announced that the East Coast Seafood Centre will be redeveloped and that existing tenants are required to vacate the site in 2026. NParks said the redevelopment is part of efforts to enhance the experience of visitors to East Coast Park. Several outlets in the centre are affected by the move, including Jumbo Seafood, one of the tenants. Jumbo Seafood is scheduled to close its 39-year-old flagship outlet at the centre in September, ahead of the broader vacating timeline. The redevelopment plan will therefore involve a phased shutdown of tenant operations as the 2026 relocation date approaches. NParks did not provide details in the cited reports on the specific design, scope, or timing of construction beyond the requirement for tenants to leave by 2026. The announcement comes as the centre’s long-standing operations prepare to wind down, with tenants and visitors adjusting to the transition in the lead-up to the redevelopment.