Massy Stores Waterfront reopened with a soft launch on Saturday following renovations that began on August 1, 2026, offering customers their first look at the upgrades.
An official launch is expected in the coming days and will include partners, suppliers and government officials.
According to Massy Stores SLU, the refurbished store features improved cashier lanes, better-labelled sections, upgraded aisles and the introduction of self-checkout facilities.
The company said the enhanced cashier lanes are intended to improve customer flow and create a more organised checkout process.
Improved signage throughout the store is expected to make it easier for shoppers to locate products and navigate departments.
The addition of self-checkout facilities provides customers with an alternative checkout option, particularly for smaller purchases and quicker transactions.
Upgraded aisles have also been introduced to improve movement throughout the store and provide easier access to products.
Massy Stores said the refurbishment forms part of ongoing efforts to enhance the shopping experience at its Waterfront location.
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