300m to the RTS — Walk to Singapore From SkyOne
CTC SkyOne sits a measured 300 m from Bukit Chagar RTS station — walk to the platform, ride to Singapore, skip the causeway. Freehold, from ~RM628k.
CTC SkyOne sits a measured 300 m from Bukit Chagar RTS station — walk to the platform, ride to Singapore, skip the causeway. Freehold, from ~RM628k.

Most 'near the RTS' listings mean a drive, a shuttle, or a fifteen-minute trek with a suitcase. CTC SkyOne sits about 300 metres from the Bukit Chagar RTS main station — close enough to walk out your door, cross one city block, and step onto the platform. No car, no parking bay, no second vehicle for the family. (Distance per CTC Development.)
The RTS Link is targeted to open in early 2027. Once it runs, the line connects Bukit Chagar to Woodlands North in about five minutes, with both countries' checkpoints under one roof — so you queue once, not twice. For every way to cross and how the walk factors in, see our JB–Singapore RTS Link guide and the condo-near-RTS breakdown.
Walking-distance, freehold stock beside the RTS is rare — and SkyOne is priced for locals. Entry units start around RM628,000, below the RM1 million floor that applies to foreign buyers, so as a Malaysian you buy as a local: no State Authority consent, the graduated 1–4% stamp duty instead of the foreigner surcharge, and access to local financing and EPF/KWSP withdrawals. The dual- and triple-key layouts let you live in one half and rent the other to the SGD-earning commuters who want a short walk to the line.
For the full local-versus-foreigner cost picture, read the true cost of buying JB property, then run your numbers on the installment calculator.
The window to buy freehold, walking-distance stock before the RTS is live is closing. SkyOne completes in November 2030, so you lock in today's price ahead of both the 2027 launch and handover.
Talk to us about which SkyOne layout fits your commute and budget — and size the repayment on the installment calculator.
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