This area reaches Singapore through the Tuas Second Link, not the Causeway CIQ, so it is listed as its own band.
Measuring it by "how far from the Causeway" gives you the wrong answer — for anyone working in western Singapore, this side is actually closer.
Tell me your budget and nationality and I will cut it down to three or five.
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Send me the filesBecause it does not use the same crossing. Ranking it inside the third band by distance to the Causeway would make people who work in western Singapore skip the option that suits them best.
That depends on which day and what time you cross, and on which part of Singapore you are heading to. I am not going to hand you a blanket "the Second Link is faster" — tell me where in Singapore you work and what time you leave, and I will answer for your situation.
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9 years in the industry, working Johor Bahru full time since 2019, on the CIQ / RTS corridor. Permit numbers, registered names, filed price ranges and certified construction progress on this site are read off the housing ministry register, not copied from brochures.
Last verified 2026-09-15 against developer documents and floor plans, the housing ministry permit register and the published RTS project announcements. Unit availability, layouts and prices are set by the developer and may change without notice. This page is marketing information and general commentary. It is not legal, tax or financial advice, it contains no forecast of investment returns, and it is neither an offer nor a contract.