
WHERE CONNECTIVITY MEETS PREMIUM LIVING
Enter M Grand Minori, Mah Sing Group's latest inaugural project under its M Grand Series, which scored an impressive take-up rate of 90% for its Phase 1 tower A during its opening weekend.
This isn't just another project opening – it's a testament to the shifting dynamics of Johor's real estate market and the growing demand for sophisticated, connectivity-driven developments.
'We are seeing increasing interest in homes that offer upgraded features, greater convenience, and a more premium living experience,' said Mah Sing founder and group managing director Tan Sri Leong Hoy Kum.
This insight drives the M Grand Series philosophy, positioning developments like M Grand Minori to meet evolving market expectations while staying ahead of trends.
As Johor cements its role as a regional hub, M Grand Minori stands ready to meet the rising demand for quality homes in Johor's fast-evolving urbanisation.
See M Grand Minori come to life at Mah Sing's M Grand Minori Sales Gallery in Taman Pelangi, Johor Baru.
Versatile living spaces
Priced from RM390,000, this freehold mixed-use residential and commercial development spans a total of 2.42ha (5.99 acres) in the mature neighbourhood of Taman Pelangi, Johor Baru.
Phase 1, featuring Tower A and Tower B, spans 1.39ha (3.44 acres) and is targeted for launch in the third quarter of 2025, with full completion expected by the third quarter of 2030.
Soaring at 59 storeys high per tower, phase one houses a total of 1,733 units. They come partially furnished with air-conditioning, water heater and kitchen cabinet with hob, hood and sink, ready for move-in by Q3 2030.
The units come in a variety of layouts including:
> Type A (studio) – 403sq ft
> Type B (one bedroom, one bathroom) – 496sq ft
> Type C (dual-key with one bedroom, two bathrooms) – 624sq ft
> Type D/D1 (one + one bedrooms, one bathroom) – 630sq ft
> Type E (dual-key with three bedrooms, two bathrooms) - 835sq ft
From the 403sq ft studios to the spacious 835sq ft units, these units have something for all walks of life – be it a young working professional who works in the city, rental investors, Singapore-bound commuters or even Singaporeans seeking a weekend or retirement home across the Causeway.
The apartment's express ramp lets residents swiftly access parking spaces in the multi-level car park, eliminating the hassle of navigating through tight and cramped carpark spaces.
And if you own an electric vehicle (EV), the apartment is equipped with EV charging stations so that you can recharge your car as soon as you park it.
M Grand Minori elevates the premium living experience with its resident-centric services including concierge support and parcel management in both towers.
The concept of 'iki-mado'– loosely translated as 'window to live' — draws from the traditional shoji, the signature Japanese sliding door with latticed screens.
Simple, calm, beautiful
At M Grand Minori, you'll find quiet comfort, thoughtful details in a home that makes living feel balanced and natural every day.
Drawing from the Japanese concept of 'iki', each home within M Grand Minori is designed with three concepts in mind: simple, elegant and effortlessly stylish.
This isn't merely aesthetic preference – it's a thoughtful response to modern urban living challenges.
As living spaces evolve to become both a sanctuary and a workplace, these Japandi-inspired interiors provide the space to reclaim our leisure time in the midst of urban intensity.
Such spaces also provide the space to reclaim our self-expression in its simplicity.
Its sculpting skylines diffuse light into the space in gentle light, inviting an abundance of natural light into each home that fosters an airy yet luminous living environment.
These green renewable energy-certified living spaces are supported by smart building features, which includes a rainwater harvesting system as well as an automated waste collection system to support smart yet sustainable living.
Curated living experience
A remarkable 0.769ha (1.9 acres) elevated paradise featuring up to 41 planned facilities sits within the vertical village, striking a balance between relaxation and productivity.
These aren't just amenity provisions – it's community building at its finest that are thoughtfully designed and always inviting.
The 35m swimming pool offers residents panoramic views of the city while the zen garden and meditation deck provide residents a tranquil break from the intensity of urban life.
Fitness enthusiasts can choose between the fully-equipped gym and outdoor fitness station, or the multipurpose hall to have a go at badminton, pickleball or basketball.
Young residents can also enjoy an abundance of recreational options at the apartments, including a playground, indoor playroom room and water play areas to keep them active and occupied.
Residents can bond over social spaces such as karaoke room and games room, BBQ terrace and chilling lounge, as well as the dining deck, while remote workers may find delight in the co-working space.
The development's commitment to inclusive living is reflected in the inclusion of a dedicated surau within the residence to address specific residents' spiritual needs.
Amenities within your reach
Essential services such as groceries, F&B outlets, clinics, and a dedicated childcare centre can be found on the ground floor commercial units to support a self-contained community on top of enhancing daily convenience.
Its proximity to key amenities such as public and private educational institutions, healthcare institutions, leisure and retail and other recreational and civic amenities.
Columbia Asia Hospital, SMK Taman Pelangi, Foon Yew High School, JB City Square, Mid Valley Southkey, Tiara Sport World, Menara MBJB, Stulang Beach, Taman Pelangi Police Station and the Johor Baru Fire and Rescue Station are all within reach for a secure, worry-free urban living.
Residents can also enjoy the proximity to the Bukit Chagar RTS station that connects Johor Baru directly to Singapore's Woodlands North in under five minutes, strategically located just 3km from the station.
But if you're one who relies on public transport, the residence has a dedicated shuttle service to the Johor Baru Checkpoint (CIQ) and the Bukit Chagar RTS station, offering a daily cross-border experience for its residents.
With its strategic location, M Grand Minori is set to benefit from Johor's enhanced connectivity and economic growth.
Legacy of achievements
Since launching their first township in 2000, Mah Sing has maintained Johor as their second largest regional development after Klang Valley, with a developmental track record spanning over two decades in the state.
'With its proximity to Singapore, ongoing infrastructure enhancements, growing investor confidence and strong demand from both local and international buyers, we will continue to explore land acquisitions and new opportunities for township, industrial, M Series, and future M Grand Series developments,' said Leong.
For more information, interested homebuyers can contact 07-291 3226 or visit M Grand Minori's official portal at m-grandminori.com.my or visit M Grand Minori Sales Gallery in Taman Pelangi, Johor Baru to explore the show unit, scale and landscape models.
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