That's right. And it isn't far from the beach, either - only 300 metres, and only around half a kilometre to some shops, so you don't have to be too energetic.
The whole area was some distance from the high-rise office blocks of the central business district and shopping centre, but it was only one kilometre from the ring road.
In Europe, high-speed rail costs around $25M to $39M per kilometre, while in the US it's around $56M per kilometre. In China, it's down at $17M, up to two-thirds lower than other countries.
Of course some trains are already driven by computers but there's an exciting plan to develop a form of driverless vehicle that could move you around at 1,123 kilometres per hour.