Wednesday 07 Oct 2026
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KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 29): Mah Sing Group Bhd (KL:MAHSING) reported strong take-up for its M Grand Minori development in Taman Pelangi, marked by the signing of sales and purchase agreements (SPAs) during a celebratory event at its on-site sales gallery over the weekend.

According to a press release today, the project, launched in August as the first premium offering under the M Grand Series, has attracted sustained buyer confidence.

Phase 1 of M Grand Minori comprises a retail podium and two serviced apartment towers with built-ups from 403 to 835 sq ft, offering layouts ranging from studio to three-bedroom, including dual-key options. The serviced apartment units are priced from RM390,000.

The development features 41 lifestyle facilities, such as an infinity pool, gym, co-working lounge, yoga deck and multipurpose hall. Sustainability measures include EV charging stations, rainwater harvesting, an automated waste collection system and a provisional GreenRE certification.

The project is located 3km from the upcoming Bukit Chagar Rapid Transit System (RTS) station, which will link Johor Bahru to Singapore’s Woodlands North in under five minutes once operational in 2026 or 2027.

The Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (SEZ) is also expected to strengthen demand, with analysts noting rising rental and capital values near Bukit Chagar.

Tan Sri Leong Hoy Kum, founder and group managing director of Mah Sing, said: “Johor continues to be a cornerstone of Mah Sing’s growth, underpinned by strong market fundamentals and transformative projects like the RTS Link and Johor-Singapore SEZ. Developments such as M Grand Minori embody our vision of offering lifestyle-driven, well-connected homes that meet both homeowner aspirations and investor demand.”

Mah Sing chief operating officer James Lim said: “The encouraging turnout at the SPA signing for M Grand Minori affirms that Johor buyers value quality homes with strong connectivity and modern lifestyle features. Beyond just residences, M Grand Minori was designed as a community hub with retail, recreational and sustainable living elements to enrich daily life.”

Edited ByRacheal Lee
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