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Joel Goh

45 developments · roughly 13 minutes at best

Within 1 km of an MRT station

A walk you would still do in the morning, and one you would think about in the afternoon. This is the widest distance at which a station meaningfully affects a Singapore address; past it, the honest description is a bus ride.

Grouped by the nearest MRT station

Each development appears once, under whichever MRT station is closest to it — a project inside 1000 m of four of them is one answer, not four. 36 MRT stations have something in range.

The gap between 500 m and 1 km is where the covered-walkway question lives. A kilometre under shelter is a different proposition from a kilometre across an open carpark, and that is not something a coordinate knows.

Distances are straight-line on SLA’s SVY21 grid, computed from each development’s own site coordinate. The walking minutes are derived from those straight lines at roughly 80 m a minute, which makes them a floor and not an estimate — the real walk is always longer, and in Singapore it is regularly a canal, an expressway or a fenced estate longer. Walk it once before you pay for it.

The developments in full

A threshold is a filter, not a shortlist

45 developments clear this one. Your quantum ceiling, whether ABSD is in play and how long you intend to hold will remove most of them before a single viewing is booked — and none of those three are things a distance can know. Run the numbers first; the calculators are on this site and nothing is transmitted anywhere.