Condos Near MRT
The current public train system (MRT) in Singapore consists of 5 lines, Circle (CC), Downtown (DT), East West (EW), North East (NE) and North South (NS) which leads to all parts of the island. The 6th line, Thomson-East Coast (TE) is currently under construction. Planning to buy or rent a condo apartment but don't know which is the nearest train station? We have compiled a list to help you find condo near each MRT station (stations under construction are not in this list).
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The Circle Line is a medium-capacity Mass Rapid Transit line in Singapore. It runs from Dhoby Ghaut and Marina Bay in the Central Area to HarbourFront in the south. The line is 35.5 kilometres (22.1 mi) long with 31 stations, all of which are underground. Travelling from one end of the line to the other takes about one hour. It is the second in Singapore to be completely automated and driverless and is among the world's longest driverless rapid transit lines. It is coloured orange on the rail map. The line is the fourth MRT line to be opened, with the first section having opened on 28 May 2009.
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CC1 DHOBY GHAUT
CC2 BRAS BASAH
CC3 ESPLANADE
CC4 PROMENADE
CC5 NICOLL HIGHWAY
CC6 STADIUM
CC7 MOUNTBATTEN
CC8 DAKOTA
CC9 PAYA LEBAR
C10 MACPHERSON
C11 TAI SENG
C12 BARTLEY
C13 SERANGOON
C14 LORONG CHUAN
C15 BISHAN
C16 MARYMOUNT
C17 CALDECOTT
C19 BOTANIC GARDENS
C20 FARRER ROAD
C21 HOLLAND VILLAGE
C22 BUONA VISTA
C23 ONE NORTH
C24 KENT RIDGE
C25 HAW PAR VILLA
C26 PASIR PANJANG
C27 LABRADOR PARK
C28 TELOK BLANGAH
C29 HARBOURFRONT
CE1 BAYFRONT
CE2 MARINA BAY
The Downtown Line is a medium-capacity Mass Rapid Transit line in Singapore. It runs from Bukit Panjang in the north-west to Expo in the east. Currently, the line is 44 kilometres (27 mi) long with 36 stations, all of which are underground. The line is coloured blue on the rail map. The line connects the North-Western and Central-Eastern regions to the downtown of Singapore. This line is the fifth MRT line on the network to be opened, the third to be entirely underground and, with 3-car trains, the second medium-capacity line after the Circle Line.
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DT1 BUKIT PANJANG
DT2 CASHEW
DT3 HILLVIEW
DT5 BEAUTY WORLD
DT6 KING ALBERT PARK
DT7 SIXTH AVENUE
DT8 TAN KAH KEE
DT9 BOTANIC GARDENS
DT10 STEVENS
DT11 NEWTON
DT12 LITTLE INDIA
DT13 ROCHOR
DT14 BUGIS
DT15 PROMENADE
DT16 BAYFRONT
DT17 DOWNTOWN
DT18 TELOK AYER
DT19 CHINATOWN
DT20 FORT CANNING
DT21 BENCOOLEN
DT22 JALAN BESAR
DT23 BENDEMEER
DT24 GEYLANG BAHRU
DT25 MATTAR
DT26 MACPHERSON
DT27 UBI
DT28 KAKI BUKIT
DT29 BEDOK NORTH
DT30 BEDOK RESERVOIR
DT31 TAMPINES WEST
DT32 TAMPINES
DT33 TAMPINES EAST
DT34 UPPER CHANGI
DT35 EXPO
DT36 XILIN
DT37 SUNGEI BEDOK
The East West Line is a high capacity MRT line, operated by SMRT. It is the second Mass Rapid Transit line to be built in Singapore. The line is 57.2 kilometres (35.5 mi) long with 35 stations, 8 of which are underground, making it the longest MRT line in Singapore. It runs from Pasir Ris, located in the eastern Singapore, to Tuas Link in the west. A separate spur line links Tanah Merah and Changi Airport via Expo. The line is coloured green on system maps, and began operations on 12 December 1987.
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CG1 EXPO
CG2 CHANGI AIRPORT
EW1 PASIR RIS
EW2 TAMPINES
EW3 SIMEI
EW4 TANAH MERAH
EW5 BEDOK
EW6 KEMBANGAN
EW7 EUNOS
EW8 PAYA LEBAR
EW9 ALJUNIED
EW10 KALLANG
EW11 LAVENDER
EW12 BUGIS
EW13 CITY HALL
EW14 RAFFLES PLACE
EW15 TANJONG PAGAR
EW16 OUTRAM PARK
EW17 TIONG BAHRU
EW18 REDHILL
EW19 QUEENSTOWN
EW20 COMMONWEALTH
EW21 BUONA VISTA
EW22 DOVER
EW23 CLEMENTI
EW24 JURONG EAST
EW25 CHINESE GARDEN
EW26 LAKESIDE
EW27 BOON LAY
EW28 PIONEER
EW29 JOO KOON
EW30 GUL CIRCLE
EW31 TUAS CRESCENT
EW32 TUAS WEST ROAD
EW33 TUAS LINK
The North East Line is a high-capacity Mass Rapid Transit line in Singapore. It runs from HarbourFront in the south-west to Punggol in the north-east. The line is currently 20 kilometres (12 mi) long with 16 stations, and a full journey from one end to the other takes 33 minutes. This line is coloured purple on the rail map. Being the third line in the Singapore MRT system, it was first opened on 20 June 2003.
It is the first MRT line in the network to use fully automated and driverless trains, and is also the world's first fully automated and driverless high-capacity rapid transit line to use conventional steel-wheel technology (as opposed to the rubber-tired, medium-capacity technology found in systems like VAL). The North East Line is also the first line to feature Art in Transit across all 16 stations and full Wireless@SG coverage in all 16 stations. It is the first MRT line to be operated by SBS Transit. It is also the first MRT line to be entirely underground.
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NE1 HARBOURFRONT
NE3 OUTRAM PARK
NE4 CHINATOWN
NE5 CLARKE QUAY
NE6 DHOBY GHAUT
NE7 LITTLE INDIA
NE8 FARRER PARK
NE9 BOON KENG
NE10 POTONG PASIR
NE11 WOODLEIGH
NE12 SERANGOON
NE13 KOVAN
NE14 HOUGANG
NE15 BUANGKOK
NE16 SENGKANG
NE17 PUNGGOL
The North South Line is a high-capacity Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) line in Singapore, operated by SMRT. It runs from Jurong East, located in western Singapore, to Marina South Pier in the Central Area. The line is 44 kilometres (27 mi) long and serves 26 stations, 11 of which are underground. The line is coloured red on the rail map. It is the first MRT line to be built in Singapore, and it began service on 7 November 1987.
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NS1 JURONG EAST
NS2 BUKIT BATOK
NS3 BUKIT GOMBAK
NS4 CHOA CHU KANG
NS5 YEW TEE
NS7 KRANJI
NS8 MARSILING
NS9 WOODLANDS
NS10 ADMIRALTY
NS11 SEMBAWANG
NS12 CANBERRA
NS13 YISHUN
NS14 KHATIB
NS15 YIO CHU KANG
NS16 ANG MO KIO
NS17 BISHAN
NS18 BRADDELL
NS19 TOA PAYOH
NS20 NOVENA
NS21 NEWTON
NS22 ORCHARD
NS23 SOMERSET
NS24 DHOBY GHAUT
NS25 CITY HALL
NS26 RAFFLES PLACE
NS27 MARINA BAY
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