All Johor Completed Property
Everything already built and standing — the property you can walk into this week, not a rendering off a plan. Four sections, split by what you are actually buying.
Why the numbers here are different. Portal listings show what owners hope to get. These pages are built on NAPIC (JPPH) registered transactions — what buyers actually paid, from government valuation records — cross-checked against current asking prices. Where a figure could not be verified, it says so rather than guessing.
All Johor Completed Condo
Condominiums and serviced apartments, one page per project — price bands by layout, signed rents, gross yield, tenure, and the risks nobody puts in the brochure.
All Johor Completed Landed
Terrace, cluster, semi-D and bungalow — organised by area, not by project. Each area page carries registered transactions, price per square foot by house type, and a year-by-year trend.
All Johor Completed Shop Lot
Shop lots and shop offices across 39 Johor Bahru precincts — one page each: ground-floor rent bands, transacted prices per square foot, who actually walks past the door, what the strip is still missing, and the risks. Every figure is labelled either registered transaction or asking price.
All Johor Completed Industry
Factories, warehouses and industrial land across eight Johor corridors — Senai/Kulai, Pasir Gudang/Tanjung Langsat, Iskandar Puteri/SiLC, Tebrau, Tampoi/Skudai, Masai/Seri Alam, Kempas and PTP/Tanjung Bin. Ceiling height, power supply and loading access matter more than psf here, and every page says so.
Not sure which section you need?
Tell me your budget, whether you are buying to live in, to rent out, or to run a business from — and whether you are a Malaysian citizen, a PR, or a foreign buyer. The answer changes a lot: foreign buyers face a RM2 million floor on landed and RM1 million on strata in Johor, and commercial and industrial titles work differently again.
WhatsApp me — I’ll point you to the right sectionTransaction data: NAPIC (JPPH), the Valuation and Property Services Department, published via List.my. Records lag roughly six months. Figures are indicative, not a valuation, not an offer, and not financial or legal advice.