At RAC, we are committed to providing clear and accessible information. Explore our FAQs for quick answers to commonly asked questions.
Find essential guidance on our processes, policies, and services below, helping you understand how RAC operates and how to engage effectively and confidently.
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Some areas/land have infrastructure, but a site visit is recommended to get a real picture.
The land size ranges from 100 square feet to 10 acres.
RAC prioritizes logistics, agriculture, EV infrastructure, commercial and transit-oriented development.
Generally, applicants need to submit an official application letter along with a proposal, business profile, and financial statements.
Subleasing is not allowed unless clearly stated in the agreement with RAC.
Yes. Short-term leasing is allowed, subject to approval and compliance with set regulations.
Yes. RAC accepts land development proposals under strategic partnerships or profit-sharing models.
Yes. RAC encourages green and sustainability-based development proposals.
Development proposals are assessed based on feasibility, compliance, benefits to RAC and long-term potential.
Currently, RAC charges a fixed monthly rent, and the rate is based on an approved Rate Book.
QLC
RAC provides land for lease to property developers who wish to build and operate Centralised Labour Quarters (CLQ).
No. RAC only leases land. The appointed developer will be fully responsible for construction, management, and operations.
Property developers with experience in worker housing, accommodations, or similar developments are encouraged to apply.
CLQ land is available across selected railway corridors and infrastructure zones. Contact RAC for the latest available sites.
Lease periods typically is up to 30 years, depending on the project scale and proposal.
Applicants must submit a comprehensive proposal, company profile, and demonstrate financial and technical capacity.
Yes. The developer may generate revenue by leasing out units to contractors or companies in need of labour housing.
Subleasing is strictly not allowed. The developer must directly manage the CLQ operations.
Yes. The proposed CLQ design must comply with labour housing regulations, safety standards, and RAC's development guidelines.
No. The developer is fully responsible for infrastructure development, utilities connection, and site preparation.