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[Dean_14]

sky loft bkt indah also construction
phase 2 started the piling work

[nazrey]

Somerset Puteri Harbour Iskandar
(Opening 2013)




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EDUCITY @ ISKANDAR
- University of Southampton Malaysia Campus, EduCity Iskandar, Nusajaya
- Netherlands Maritime Institute of Technology (NMIT), EduCity Iskandar, Nusajaya
- Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia, EduCity Iskandar, Nusajaya, Johor

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The Educity Stadium

[Dean_14]

Genting is plan to build a 2000 rooms hotel next to JPO..

[nazrey]

Waterfall Towers

Originally Posted by World 2 World

Waterfall Towers

[nazrey]

New icon of Iskandar development region
http://openbuildings.com/buildings/n...-profile-38821

[Dean_14]

that is so cool
when they gonna start!!??

[nazrey]

Iskandar Financial District







Medini Central







Biotechnological Park Bio-XCell
Southern Industrial and Logistics Clusters (SiLC), Nusajaya, Johor





Asia Pacific Trade & Expo City - APTEC
Lakehill Resort City
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By Hartanah Johor Property Rumah Pertamaku on Flickr

[nazrey]

1 Medini
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[Dean_14]

KSL city is now installing the clad
skyloft bukit indah also

piling work of indah height beside skyloft are completed i think
now Tropez @ danga bay are launch and can see the poster everywhere in JB

[nazrey]

Senibong Cove, Johor Bahru

Originally Posted by nazrey

Aussies to develop RM1.7bil waterfront project in Johor
By DESIREE TRESA GASPER Wednesday May 19, 2010
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp...974&sec=nation

JOHOR BARU: The state Go vernment is confident of more foreign development following the recent entry of an Australian developer who is investing RM1.7bil in the state’s integrated waterfront development project.

Johor Mentri Besar Datuk Abdul Ghani Othman said this was a positive sign as it was the first time the Australian developer, Walker Cor poration, was entering the local property market.

“The investment of RM1.7bil by the corporation proves the strong confidence these developers have in our local property market,” he said during the official launch of the Senibong Cove waterfront development project in Permas Jaya here recently.

He said that with the completion of the project, other developers would also flock to the state.

Abdul Ghani added that the corporation was also looking at other future projects in the state but was currently focused on the Senibong Cove project, scheduled to be completed in 2012.

“These houses are meant for the high-end market and it is a positive sign that many house buyers are locals,” he said, adding that the Eastern Dispersal Link (EDL) would also help open up the “eastern corridor” in the state.

Walker Corporation executive chairman Lang Walker, who was at the opening, said: “While a lot of Malaysian investors are flocking to Australia, we see a lot of potential in the state and that is the main reason why we have decided to start this project here.”

He also added that the completion of the EDL and the recovering economy made it the perfect time for housing developers to start projects locally.

Senibong Cove is an integrated waterfront development project featuring cluster houses, semi-detached houses, bungalows, apartments, luxurious apartments and terrace houses, with prices ranging from RM290,000 to RM1.8mil each.

Located at the Lunchoo River on the Straits of Johor, it will be the first waterfront integrated housing development project in the state.

Originally Posted by nazrey

UPDATE:
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By Hartanah Johor Property Rumah Pertamaku
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/johor_r...te/5752514587/

http://www.senibongcove.my/en/Masterplan/

[Dean_14]

the high rise will never be build..
johorean are only fancy on landed property...
haizz

[Dean_14]

the first indoor theme park?

[nazrey]

Originally Posted by nazrey

- University of Southampton Malaysia Campus, EduCity Iskandar, Nusajaya
- Netherlands Maritime Institute of Technology (NMIT), EduCity Iskandar, Nusajaya
- Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia, EduCity Iskandar, Nusajaya, Johor

http://super325.com/2011/11/25/educi...011-26-photos/

NMIT to produce home-grown maritime professionals
Posted on January 5, 2012, Thursday
http://www.theborneopost.com/2012/01...professionals/

KUALA LUMPUR: The Netherlands Maritime Institute of Technology (NMIT) in Educity in Iskandar Malaysia, Johor is well-placed to produce competent home-grown personnel for the maritime industry.

Pelorus Sdn Bhd chief executive officer Capt Razali Yaacob said the institute, which began operations in May 2011, will initially offer diploma courses in Maritime Transport Management, Port Management, Shipping Management and Maritime HSSE (Health, Safety, Security and Environment).

“What we have developed at NMIT is a hybrid programme. There are many places in the world that offer some kind of programme, but not at the diploma level and in the way we do it at NMIT.

“There is a mix of theory and practical in terms of the visit and exposure that we bring to the students,” he told reporters after a briefing on the NMIT here yesterday.

The diplomas offered by NMIT will be awarded by Maritiem Instituut Williams Barentsz and Maritiem Instituut De Ruyter, renowned Dutch maritime training institutes under the University of Applied Science Hogeschool, the Netherlands. “NMIT will play a significant role in nurturing well-trained maritime professionals in Malaysia to meet increasing demand for industry experts worldwide,” Razali added.

“This pool of talent will also feed into and support the growth of the trade and logistics sector which Malaysia is developing in the region,” Razali added. — Bernama

UK’s top engineering varsity opens first Malaysia campus
Posted on January 10, 2012, Tuesday
http://www.theborneopost.com/2012/01...#ixzz1jVPFcmG3



OPEN FOR ENROLMENT: Artist’s impression of the University of Southampton
Malaysia campus, located in EduCity at Iskandar Malaysia, South Johor.

KUCHING: The University of Southampton’s first international campus in EduCity@Iskandar, South Johor, is now open for enrolment.

The Malaysia Campus is a registered private institute of higher learning by the Ministry of Higher Education Malaysia. The university’s mechanical engineering programme has also received approval from Malaysian Qualifications Agency and the Board of Engineers Malaysia.

Southampton is one of the top three universities in the UK for engineering and has a worldwide reputation for its academic excellence. Mechanical engineering courses at the South Johor campus will commence in October 2012, with applications now invited for the Master of Engineering undergraduate programme.

[nazrey]

Austin Regency

Originally Posted by jb2020

Austin Regency (juz beside Pallazzio..)



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[nazrey]

NEW PROJECT: Impiana Condo, East Ledang, Nusajaya

Originally Posted by jb2020

Impiana Condo, East Ledang, Nusajaya

[nazrey]

Originally Posted by nazrey

Puteri Harbour




















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Plan for RM13b Danga Bay waterfront project
By Sim Bak HengPublished: 2012/02/08
http://www.btimes.com.my/articles/si...#ixzz1mBDBdoHA

JOHOR BARU: Businessman Datuk Lim Kang Hoo, who recently made a privatisation bid for developer Tebrau Teguh Bhd, is planning a more than RM13 billion project at Danga Bay here.

The soon-to-be-launched project is billed as the most exclusive and unique waterfront development in Iskandar Malaysia southern economic corridor over the next five years.

It will spread over 120 hectares at the estuaries of three rivers at the Danga Bay.

The Danga Bay waterfront development is an important component in one of the flagship developments in Iskandar Malaysia.

The site of the mega development is at two small peninsulas opposite the Danga Bay. The peninsulas are almost parallel to Sungai Sku-dai, Sungai Danga and Sungai Melayu.

Five commercial epicentres have been planned for the riverine development combining the best of the east and west cultural heritage which is set to become the jewel in the economic region.

The total project cost for the five epicentres, named The Venice, The Gateway, The Rivera, The Bund and The Fisherman Wharf, are estimated at RM13.4 billion.

The 120ha project is part of the 800ha earmarked for the Danga Bay waterfront development.

The development will be handled by Iskandar Waterfront Holdings Sdn Bhd (IWH).

Lim, who is IWH chief executive officer, said the projects are conceived to inject life into the integrated waterfront development, aiming to attract both tourists and investors.

"We welcome investors to take part in the development, either through joint venture with us, or on their own but based on our masterplan.

"Our products will be totally different from what you would find in Singapore, as our purpose is not to compete with them, but to complement them by offering something which are truly unique so as to attract their interest," Lim told the Business Times at his office here recently.

From what the names suggest, one does not need to travel far to Venice and Shanghai Bund to see the tourist destinations as both will be as near as the doorstep in future.

The Venice is one of the most interesting features in the waterfront developments as it will simulate the real topography and architectural design of the Italian city, which are canals running across rows of Venetian-style buildings.

Among the features in The Venice, which will be turned into a sleepless city, are a riverside promenade, a lifestyle street mall with a waterfront alfresco and entertainment outlets, a lifestyle street mall, hotels, apartments, among others.

The Venice will incorporate several watergates to control water level and quality.

Meanwhile, The Bund will showcase a lifestyle cultural village with water alfresco and entertainment outlets, apartments, hotels, among others.

The Fisherman Wharf is the most expensive project, costing RM3.9 billion and is aimed at complementing the existing tourism products available at the Johor Straits, which are kelongs (offshore fish cages).

Phase one of the project will see the development of apartments and sky villa while phase two will have a maritime museum, a riverfront boardwalk and wharf, and a fish auction plaza, together with hotels and thematic retail shops.

The development will simulate the setting of the fishermen wharfs in Cape Town, Norway and San Francisco, but in a modern architectural setting to reflect the localised culture.

Both The Gateway and the Rivera will have apartments, retail shoplots and hotels at the waterfront.

[nazrey]

NEW PROJECT: SETIA SKY 88 (59 storeys)

[nazrey]

Azea at Danga Bay