RTS Link: More Than Just a Train

Summary

The RTS Link could change how people live, work and invest on both sides of the Causeway. But while better connectivity may create new opportunities for Singapore and JB properties, it does not automatically mean higher property prices or stronger rental demand.

What's coming: The 4km RTS Link is expected to begin passenger service in February 2027, connecting Woodlands North and Bukit Chagar in about five minutes, with immigration clearance at the departure station.

Singapore's rental market could shift: Easier cross-border commuting may encourage some Malaysian workers to live in JB instead of renting in Singapore, potentially affecting rental demand in Northern estates such as Woodlands, Marsiling and Yishun.

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Li Lian focuses on District 14, 15 and 16. Ask her how this affects the East Coast.