Singapore KL Rail Link Gathering Steam

Category: Real estate, Posted:01 Jun 2015 | 06:00 am

A fast rail connection between Singapore and Malaysia's Kuala Lumpur is edging closer to reality.
Press reports indicate that project financing issues are being hammered out and this will pave way for a clear development path forward.
The high-speed rail link between the two gateway cities is estimated to be a mere ninety minutes.
Currently the trip by plane is an hour but then there is the issue of a train or automobile trip to KL's airport which takes another half an hour.
Singapore's terminus is likely to be Jurong East which will certainly stimulate more hotel and residential projects in the catchment area.

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