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A five-minute train ride to Singapore. Billions in new investment. And a long list of new launches, all promising to be “near the RTS”.
For anyone looking at Johor property investment or buying property in Johor, not every launch offers the same value.
Here is what has changed in 2026, where buyers are looking, and how to compare new houses in Johor before you commit.
Table of Contents
Why Johor Property Investment Is Getting Attention in 2026
Johor property investment is being driven by three things at once: a new rail link to Singapore, a special economic zone bringing new jobs, and home prices that remain far below Singapore’s.
Lifestyle plays a part too. Many Malaysians working in Singapore want to live closer to family in Johor, and more Singaporeans are looking at Johor for a second home.
RTS Link: Why Property Near the RTS Link in Johor Is in Demand
The Johor Bahru–Singapore RTS Link is a 4 km rail line between Bukit Chagar in Johor Bahru and Woodlands North in Singapore, where it connects to the Thomson-East Coast MRT Line.
| RTS Link at a glance | Details (as of September 2026) |
|---|---|
| Route | Bukit Chagar (JB) ↔ Woodlands North (Singapore) |
| Journey time | About 5 minutes station to station; media test rides in August 2026 took 6–8 minutes |
| Status | All Malaysian-side station and rail works complete; final integration testing under way |
| Passenger service | Targeted for January 2027 (the project team has indicated 1 January 2027); the official date will be announced jointly by Malaysia and Singapore |
| Capacity | Up to 10,000 passengers per hour in each direction |
| Immigration | Co-located CIQ: clear both countries’ checks once, at the departure station |
| Fare | Not confirmed yet; an indicative range of about S$5–S$7 has been reported |
What it means for property?
Homes within walking distance of Bukit Chagar, or with a reliable shuttle, are likely to see the strongest interest from cross-border tenants.
That covers much of JBCC, Wadi Hana, Taman Pelangi and parts of Stulang.
NAPIC already records rents of RM2,500 to RM3,500 a month at Wadihana Condominium, next to the RTS station.
Driving across will also cost more. From 1 January 2027, Singapore’s Vehicle Entry Permit fee for foreign cars rises from S$35 to S$50 a day, and the 10 free days a year are removed.
This gives daily commuters another reason to choose a home they can reach by train.
| One caution: some of the “RTS premium” may already be priced into new launches nearby. Compare prices with completed projects in the same area before you commit. Our guide to developments near the CIQ and RTS Link is a good starting point. |
JS-SEZ: New Investment and Jobs
The Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) was signed in January 2025.
It covers nine flagship areas, including Johor Bahru city centre, Iskandar Puteri, Pasir Gudang, Senai-Skudai, Desaru and the Forest City Special Financial Zone.
- Investment: Johor recorded RM59.4 billion in approved investment in the first half of 2026, second only to Selangor (MIDA).
- Incentives: qualifying companies can apply for a special 5% corporate tax rate, and eligible knowledge workers for a 15% flat personal income tax rate.
- Next milestone: the JS-SEZ master plan and investment blueprint are completed and Cabinet-approved, with a launch expected in Q4 2026
What it means for property:
New jobs in data centres, manufacturing, logistics and services create housing demand near where people work, not only near the Causeway.
Areas such as Iskandar Puteri, Pasir Gudang and Kulai-Senai stand to benefit.
Keep timing in mind. Approved investment usually takes 18 to 24 months to turn into factories and hiring, so the housing effect builds gradually.
Read more on earning in SGD with the JS-SEZ.
E-ART and Other Infrastructure
- Elevated Autonomous Rapid Transit (E-ART): a proposed elevated, driverless transit system for greater Johor Bahru. Cabinet approved the roughly RM10 billion project in May 2026. It will be built as a public-private partnership, and concession terms were still being negotiated as of July 2026.
- Planned corridors: Skudai, Tebrau and Iskandar Puteri, with Bukit Chagar as the main interchange with the RTS Link.
- Timeline: the Transport Ministry expects completion about four years after the contract is awarded, so any “E-ART station” in a brochure is still years away.
- Gerbang Nusajaya Interchange: opened in December 2025, giving Iskandar Puteri direct access to the Second Link. UEM Sunrise estimates about 15 minutes to the Tuas checkpoint.
- Around Bukit Chagar: a RM60 million pedestrian bridge to JB Sentral and extra feeder buses have been announced to support the RTS.
Johor Property Market 2026 Snapshot
The Johor property market in 2026 is still growing in value, but fewer homes are changing hands and high-rise supply keeps building up.
These are NAPIC’s official figures for the first half of 2026.
| Indicator (Johor) | Latest figure | What it tells buyers |
|---|---|---|
| Residential transactions, H1 2026 | 17,871 units worth RM9.10 billion | Still the state’s busiest property segment |
| Change from H1 2025 | Volume down 15.1%; value down 7.7% | Fewer deals are closing |
| All House Price Index, Q2 2026 (preliminary) | Up 3.6% year on year; average house price RM489,881 | Prices still rising, but slower than the 9.0% of a year earlier |
| New residential launches, H1 2026 | 6,697 units, 36.5% sold | Plenty of choice, and buyers are more selective |
| Unsold completed homes, H1 2026 | 4,222 units (3,705 in H2 2025) | Some areas face more competition |
| Unsold serviced apartments and SOHO, H1 2026 | 10,329 completed plus 10,986 under construction | High-rise buyers must choose carefully |
Source: NAPIC, Southern Region Property Market Report H1 2026.
| The message is clear: landed property in Johor is holding up well, while serviced apartments face heavy competition for buyers and tenants. Location still makes the difference. NAPIC recorded rent increases of 11% to 12% at well-connected serviced apartments near Johor Bahru’s city centre in the same period. |
For a closer look, see our NAPIC Q1 2026 analysis and our Johor property market forecast for 2027.
Best Areas for New Housing Developments in Johor
The best area depends on your purpose: JBCC suits Singapore commuters and renters, Iskandar Puteri and Gelang Patah suit families wanting landed homes, and Pasir Gudang or Kulai suit budget buyers and local workers.
| Area | Best for | Typical new-launch product | Main driver |
|---|---|---|---|
| JBCC & Bukit Chagar | Singapore commuters, rental investors | Serviced apartments, SOHO, branded residences | RTS Link, CIQ |
| Iskandar Puteri & Medini | Families, foreign buyers in Medini | Landed townships, condos | JS-SEZ, EduCity, Second Link |
| Tebrau & Mount Austin | Local upgraders, young families | Mid-market condos, terraces | Mature amenities |
| Gelang Patah & Gerbang Nusajaya | Second Link commuters, families | Freehold terraces | New interchange, tech parks |
| Pasir Gudang, Masai, Kulai, Senai | Budget buyers, local workers | Affordable terraces | Industry, data centres |
Johor Bahru City Centre and Bukit Chagar
- Why buyers choose it: it is the closest area to the RTS Link and the Causeway CIQ, ideal for people who work in Singapore.
- Nearby facilities: JB Sentral, City Square, Komtar JBCC, hospitals, international schools and a wide choice of food.
- Property opportunities: mostly serviced apartments, SOHO and branded residences, many on commercial land.
- Investment potential: the strongest cross-border rental demand in Johor, but also themost competition, the highest prices per square foot and heavy peak-hour traffic.
Iskandar Puteri and Medini
- Why buyers choose it: a master-planned city with more space, greenery and newer townships.
- Nearby facilities: EduCity universities, Legoland Malaysia, Kota Iskandar (the state administrative centre), Puteri Harbour and major hospitals.
- Property opportunities: landed homes in townships such as Eco Botanic, Horizon Hills and Gerbang Nusajaya, plus condos in Medini. Medini also allows foreigners to buy selected new strata units below the usual RM1 million minimum.
- Investment potential: steady family and own-stay demand, supported by JS-SEZ investment. High-rise supply in parts of Medini is still being absorbed.
Tebrau and Mount Austin
- Why buyers choose it: a mature, convenient area where most daily needs are already in place.
- Nearby facilities: AEON Tebrau City, IKEA, Toppen, Mid Valley Southkey, schools and private hospitals.
- Property opportunities: mid-market condos and landed phases, often priced below JBCC.
- Investment potential: stable local demand and a proposed E-ART Tebrau corridor. Growth tends to be steady rather than fast.
Gelang Patah and Gerbang Nusajaya
- Why buyers choose it: fast access to Singapore’s Tuas checkpoint through the Second Link, with larger landed homes for the price.
- Nearby facilities: Nusajaya Tech Park, the Southern Industrial and Logistics Clusters (SILC), EduCity and the Forest City Special Financial Zone further west.
- Property opportunities: freehold double-storey terraces in gated communities. Investment potential: demand from families and from workers at nearby industrial parks. The trade-off is a longer drive to JBCC and the RTS.
Other Growth Areas: Pasir Gudang, Masai, Kulai and Senai
- Pasir Gudang and Masai: an industrial hub and JS-SEZ flagship area with some of Johor’s most affordable new landed homes, many under RM500,000.
- Kulai and Senai: home to Senai International Airport and data-centre hubs such as Sedenak Tech Valley. Prices are among the lowest in greater Johor Bahru, suited to buyers who work locally.
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Latest New Property Projects in Johor (2026 Comparison)
These eight new property projects in Johor cover city-centre condos near the RTS Link and landed homes in growing townships, with starting prices from about RM380,000 to RM649,000.
The table is sorted by starting price. Full details for each new property launch in Johor 2026 follow below.
| Project | Location | Property Type | Starting Price* | Key Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sunway Majestic | JBCC | Freehold SOHO apartment | ~RM380,000 | About 3 km to Bukit Chagar RTS; integrated with a Sunway retail hub |
| M Grand Minori | Taman Pelangi, JB | Freehold serviced residence | ~RM437,000 | About 3 km to RTS; Mah Sing’s premium M Grand series |
| The Asteriaz @ Kebun Teh | Kebun Teh, JB | Leasehold serviced apartment | ~RM474,900 | Shuttle to CIQ and RTS; 1+1 and 3 bedroom layouts |
| Allamanda 5 & 6 @ Meridin East | Pasir Gudang | Freehold 2 storey terrace | ~RM491,000 | Landed home under RM500,000 in an established township |
| Skypark Kepler @ Lido Waterfront Boulevard | JB waterfront | Freehold branded serviced residence | ~RM522,000 | Banyan Group managed; sea views facing Singapore |
| Causewayz Square @ JBCC | CIQ zone, JBCC | Freehold serviced apartment | ~RM590,000 | About 600 m to CIQ; dual-key options |
| Senadi Hills | Gerbang Nusajaya, Iskandar Puteri | Freehold 2 storey terrace | ~RM623,900 | Gated community; about 15 minutes to Tuas via Second Link |
| Oasis Residence | Wadi Hana, JBCC | Freehold serviced apartment | ~RM649,000 | Walking distance to Bukit Chagar RTS; loft and sky villa units |
*Starting prices are developer or reported launch prices as of September 2026 and vary by phase, tower and campaign.
1. Sunway Majestic
| Criteria | Description |
|---|---|
| Developer | Sunway Property |
| Location | Johor Bahru City Centre, next to the upcoming Sunway Commercial Square |
| Type | Freehold SOHO apartment; 1–3 bedrooms; 473–688 sq ft; 1,012 units |
| Pricing | From about RM380,000 |
| Official Website | https://sunwayproperty.com/sunway-majestic/ |
a. Who is suitable for this property?
First-time buyers and young professionals who want a freehold city-centre home under RM500,000. Also suits own-stay commuters who don’t mind a short ride to the RTS.
b. Nearby connectivity:
- About 3 km from Bukit Chagar RTS station, close to CIQ, City Square and JB Sentral.
c. Key Selling Points:
- JBCC’s first SOHO development, with flexible layouts for living and working.
- Part of an integrated plan with retail and dining.
- Backed by Sunway’s long township track record.
d. Value check:
- SOHO units sit on commercial land. Ask about utility rates, maintenance fees and loan margins before booking.
2. M Grand Minori
| Criteria | Description |
|---|---|
| Developer | Mah Sing Group |
| Location | Jalan Kuning, Taman Pelangi, Johor Bahru |
| Type | Freehold serviced residence; Phase 1 has 843 units in Tower A (403–835 sq ft) and 890 units in Tower B |
| Pricing | From about RM437,000 for Tower A (launched from RM390,000 in 2025) |
| Est. completion | Tower A July 2030; Tower B October 2030 |
| Official website | https://www.mahsing.com.my/projects/m-grand-minori/ |
a.Who is suitable for this property?
Malaysians working in Singapore and first-time buyers. Malaysian first-time buyers may qualify for full stamp duty exemption on units up to RM500,000 until 31 December 2027. Investors must be comfortable waiting until 2030 for completion.
b. Nearby connectivity:
- About 3 km from Bukit Chagar RTS station, with quick access to Jalan Tebrau and the city centre.
c. Key Selling Points:
- Set in Taman Pelangi, a mature neighbourhood with established food, shops and schools.
- Japanese-inspired design, part of Mah Sing’s premium M Grand series.
- Retail units within the development add daily convenience.
d. Value check:
- Completion is about three years after the RTS opens. Compare prices with completed serviced apartments nearby.
3. The Asteriaz @ Kebun Teh
| Criteria | Description |
|---|---|
| Developer | EXSIM Group |
| Location | Jalan Kebun Teh, Johor Bahru |
| Type | Leasehold serviced apartment on commercial land; 1 tower, 44 storeys, 848 units; 560 sq ft (1+1 bedroom) and 915 sq ft (3 bedrooms) |
| Pricing | From RM474,900 (IQI listing) |
| Est. completion | About 2029 |
| IQI Listing | https://iqiglobal.com/project/johor-bahru-johor/new-project-located-in-kebun-teh |
| Official Website | https://theasteriaz-exsimjohor.com/ |
a. Who is suitable for this property?
Budget-conscious commuters who are fine with a shuttle rather than a walk, and families wanting a 3-bedroom unit in the city.
b. Nearby connectivity:
- about a 10-minute drive to CIQ, with a complimentary developer shuttle to CIQ and Bukit Chagar RTS. KSL City Mall is about 2 km away.
c. Key Selling Points:
- GreenRE-certified building with EV-ready car parks.
- Two simple layouts that suit singles, couples and families.
- Developer furnishing packages on selected units.
d. Value check:
- Leasehold tenure and a commercial title can affect resale and financing. Confirm the lease length and shuttle arrangements in writing.
4. Allamanda 5 & 6 @ Meridin East
| Criteria | Description |
|---|---|
| Developer | Mah Sing Group |
| Location | Meridin East, Pasir Gudang |
| Type | Freehold 2-storey terrace; 18 x 65 ft; 1,676 sq ft |
| Pricing | From about RM491,000 |
| Official Website | https://www.mahsing.com.my/projects/ |
a. Who is suitable for this property?
Young families and first-time landed buyers, and people working in Pasir Gudang, Masai or Plentong.
b. Nearby connectivity:
- The Pasir Gudang Highway and Eastern Dispersal Link lead to JB city; the area is close to Pasir Gudang’s industrial zones.
c. Key Selling Points:
- A landed home under RM500,000, which is increasingly rare in greater Johor Bahru.
- Located in Meridin East, the largest integrated township in Pasir Gudang.
- Landed homes are Johor’s best-performing segment in 2026.
d. Value check:
- This is a local-demand market, not an RTS play. Check your daily drive to work at peak hours.
5. Skypark Kepler @ Lido Waterfront Boulevard
| Criteria | Description |
|---|---|
| Developer | Tropicana Corporation, with Banyan Group as manager |
| Location | Persiaran Abu Bakar Sultan, Johor Bahru waterfront |
| Type | Freehold branded serviced residence; two 54 storey towers; 1,596 units; 463–807 sq ft (1–3 bedrooms) |
| Pricing | From RM522,000 (developer listing, September 2026) |
| Est. completion | 2029; about 26% complete in H1 2026 (NAPIC) |
| Official Website | https://skyparkkepler.com.my/ |
a. Who is suitable for this property?
Investors who want professionally managed rentals, and buyers who value lifestyle and views over walking distance to the RTS.
b.Nearby connectivity:
- Less than 5 km, or about a 7–10 minute drive, to Bukit Chagar RTS
c. Key Selling Points:
- Johor Bahru’s first branded residence, managed by Singapore’s Banyan Group, with a rental programme for owners.
- Sea views across the Johor Strait toward Singapore.
- The first phase of Tropicana’s 163-acre Lido Waterfront Boulevard, planned with a 2.5 km coastal boardwalk and park.
d. Value check:
- A maintenance fee of about 55 sen per sq ft was reported at preview. Weigh the branded premium against nearby non-branded projects
6. Causewayz Square @ JBCC
| Criteria | Description |
|---|---|
| Developer | EXSIM Group |
| Location | Lumba Kuda, CIQ zone, Johor Bahru City Centre |
| Type | Freehold serviced apartments on commercial land; four towers (Axis, Brixton, Coven and Dover); studio to 3-bedroom and dual-key units of 366–850 sq ft |
| Pricing | From about RM590,000 (Axis tower; prices vary by tower and release) |
| Est. completion | About 60 months from the developer’s licence approval |
| Official Website | https://exsimnewproject.com/causewayz-square-jbcc/ |
a. Who is suitable for this property?
Daily Singapore commuters and investors targeting cross-border tenants.
b. Nearby connectivity:
- Walking distance to JB Sentral, Komtar JBCC and City Square; a short walk to Bukit Chagar RTS station.
c. Key Selling Points:
- About 600 m from CIQ, with a proposed covered link bridge.
- Dual-key layouts give flexibility to live in one part and rent out the other.
- Retail podium on site; freehold tenure in the CIQ zone.
d. Value check:
- If you plan short-stay rentals, check the building’s strata rules and local council rules first. Foreign buyers should confirm any special price threshold with their lawyer.
7. Senadi Hills
| Criteria | Description |
|---|---|
| Developer | UEM Sunrise |
| Location | Gerbang Nusajaya, Iskandar Puteri |
| Type | Freehold 2-storey terrace; 2,088–2,314 sq ft |
| Pricing | RM623,900 to RM966,000 |
| Official Website | https://www.uemsunrise.com/property/region/iskandar-puteri/project/senadi-hills |
a. Who is suitable for this property?
Families upgrading to a landed home, and people who commute to western Singapore through the Second Link.
b. Nearby connectivity:
- The Gerbang Nusajaya Interchange, opened in December 2025, gives direct access to the Second Link, about 15 minutes to Tuas. Nusajaya Tech Park and EduCity are nearby.
c. Key Selling Points:
- Gated and guarded community with park facilities, designed for families.
- Built by the master developer of Iskandar Puteri.
- Large built-ups for the price compared with landed homes closer to the city.
d. Value check:
- This is an Iskandar Puteri new launch for own-stay. The RTS is a long drive away, so don’t pay for “RTS access” here.
8. Oasis Residence
| Criteria | Description |
|---|---|
| Developer | CTC Development Malaysia |
| Location | Jalan Senyum, Kampung Wadi Hana, JBCC (Zone A financial district) |
| Type | Freehold serviced apartment; 36 storeys; about 612 units; 2–4 bedrooms, dual-key, loft and sky villa units |
| Pricing | From about RM649,000 |
| Est. completion | About 2028 |
| Official Website | https://www.ctcdevelopment.com.my/oasis-residence |
a. Who is suitable for this property?
Commuters who want to walk to the RTS, upgraders, and buyers looking for a layout that stands out in the rental market.
b. Nearby connectivity:
- Walk to the RTS Link; close to JB Sentral and the planned E-ART interchange at Bukit Chagar.
c. Key Selling Points:
- Walking distance to Bukit Chagar RTS station.
- Unusual formats: 5.4–5.6 m loft units and sky villas with private gardens.
- Freehold tenure in the city centre.
d. Value check:
- It sits at the premium end for JBCC. Compare price per sq ft with nearby completed projects before deciding.
Things to Consider Before Buying Property in Johor
Johor can be a good place to buy property for the right buyer and the right project, but in 2026 it is no longer a market where anything near the Causeway rises in value.
Prices are still climbing, investment is flowing in and the RTS Link is close to opening. At the same time, high-rise supply is heavy and fewer deals are closing. Returns are never guaranteed.
1. Who May Benefit?
- Malaysians working in Singapore who earn in Singapore dollars and want a home they can reach quickly by train.
- Families looking for landed homes in established townships at prices well below comparable homes in Singapore.
- Local workers in growing JS-SEZ industries such as data centres, logistics and manufacturing.
- Long-term investors who can hold through construction and a competitive rental market.
2. Factors to Evaluate First
- Supply around the project: how many similar units are already completed or under construction nearby?
- Completion timing: many new launches complete between 2028 and 2030, well after the RTS opens.
- Holding costs: maintenance fees, quit rent, assessment and possible vacancy periods.
- Exchange rate: if you earn in SGD and borrow in ringgit, currency moves can help or hurt.
- Exit plan: Real Property Gains Tax applies if you sell within the first few years.
3. Why Proper Consultation Matters?
New-launch brochures show the best view. A good consultant shows you the rest: recent transacted prices, actual rents, the supply pipeline and the fine print in the SPA.
Compare at least two or three projects, check transacted prices on NAPIC, and get a second opinion before paying a booking fee. Our step-by-step guide to buying a house covers each stage.
Conclusion
Johor is entering a new phase. The RTS Link will change how people move between Johor Bahru and Singapore, and the JS-SEZ is bringing jobs well beyond the city centre.
But infrastructure alone does not make every new housing development in Johor a good buy. The projects that hold their value will be the ones with the right title, a realistic price, a genuine pool of residents or tenants, and a developer who delivers.
Take your time, compare carefully, and match the property to your purpose, whether that is a first home, a family upgrade or a long-term investment.
FAQs
Top picks for 2026 include Sunway Majestic, M Grand Minori, The Asteriaz, Causewayz Square, Oasis Residence and Skypark Kepler, all in or near JB city centre. For landed homes, look at Senadi Hills in Iskandar Puteri and Allamanda 5 & 6 in Pasir Gudang. Prices start from about RM380,000.
The RTS Link is targeted to open in January 2027. The line is now in final testing. Malaysia and Singapore will announce the exact date and fare together. The ride from Bukit Chagar to Woodlands North takes about five minutes.
It depends on what you want. JB city centre and Bukit Chagar have the strongest rental demand from Singapore commuters. For landed homes, Iskandar Puteri, Tebrau and Mount Austin stay popular. Johor house prices rose 3.6% in Q2 2026.
The average house in Johor costs about RM489,881 (NAPIC, Q2 2026). New homes start from about RM380,000 for a city-centre SOHO, RM491,000 for a terrace in Pasir Gudang and RM624,000 for a terrace in Iskandar Puteri. Prime units can go above RM1 million.
Yes, but there are rules. Most areas have a minimum price of RM1 million, except selected new units in zones like Medini. Foreigners need state approval and pay 8% stamp duty. They cannot buy Bumiputera lots, Malay reserve land or low-cost homes.
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Continue reading:
- Johor Property Market Forecast 2027: What the JS-SEZ and RTS Link Actually Change
- Top 10 Developments that Near Johor–Singapore CIQ/RTS Link
- First-Time Home Buyer Guide Malaysia 2026: From Savings to Keys
References
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8. Ministry of Transport Malaysia, via The Star. (2026, May 17). Cabinet approves RM10bil E-ART project to ease Johor Baru traffic. https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2026/05/17/cabinet-approves-rm10bil-e-art-project-to-ease-johor-baru-traffic
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