Measure from the project gate.
Use the actual entrance and the station entrance you will use. Walking, driving and straight-line distances answer different questions.
The station matters.
So does the journey to it.
When comparing a home near metro access, test the whole journey: the project entrance, route to the station, station access and your onward commute.
Check the service you can use today.
Confirm operational stations, routes and service information with the metro operator. Treat proposals and construction updates separately from an operating service.
Keep the home in the decision.
A transport connection supports a home; it does not replace a suitable plan, a clear cost sheet or the relevant project documents. Test the commute and the home together.
Find your place
Explore the relevant homes.
Read the project details, compare the plans and arrange a visit.
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A few useful answers.
Practical answers to help you take the next step.
Does near metro mean I can walk to a station?
Not necessarily. Check the actual route, station entrance, footpaths, crossings and the time it takes you. A locality description alone does not establish walkability.
Where are the metro distances for each project?
In the location section of each project page, measured from the project’s map pin. Test the walk yourself at the hour you would travel.
Should I rely on a future metro line when buying?
Consider the home on the basis of the services available to you today. Proposed infrastructure can change in scope and timing and does not establish a guaranteed property return.
Make the next step a useful visit.
Bring the people, routes and questions that matter to your home search.