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JOHOR BAHRU CITY CENTRE A NEW SANCTUARY ON THE DOORSTEP OF SINGAPORE “THE PEAK WILL BE JOHOR BAHRU'S, AND SINGAPORE'S, ULTIMATE ESCAPE. A COSMOPOLITAN SANCTUARY APPRECIATED FOR ITS EXCLUSIVITY, LUXURY, STYLE, QUALITY, AND, ABOVE ALL, VALUE.” THE PEAK JOHOR BAHRU CITY CENTRE 02 THE PEAK JOHOR BAHRU CITY CENTRE 1/ A CELEBRATION OF QUALITY, STYLE, CONVENIENCE AND EXCLUSIVITY IN EQUAL MEASURES 03 THE PEAK JOHOR BAHRU CITY CENTRE “ True sanctuary is AT THE PEAK, LUXURY IS ALL ABOUT THE GENEROSITY OF SPACE, the peace of mind that THE ASSURANCE OF PRIVACY AND THE PROMISE OF VALUE/ comes from the absolute Today, practically every new development seems to mistakenly believe that the more expensive the materials and quality, style, security and finishes specified are, the more luxurious it is. However, at The Peak, we prefer to see luxury a little more differently. The freedom that have been luxury you will experience at The Peak is instead focused on crafted into The Peak just delivering you a uniquely superior product… in its design, in its innovation and in its value. for you.” Consider: Here, every apartment at The Peak has been designed The vision behind The Peak is to create a haven in the as a corner unit. Every apartment comes semi-furnished. heart of Johor Bahru City, where rising above the sea Every Sky Villa and Sky Garden Villa come with 3 car parks, of sameness in vertical living, is a contemporary and while every Dual Key Sky Villa come with 4 car parks. And luxurious sanctuary that discerning Johoreans and every resident will have the pleasure of their own private club Singaporeans alike can finally escape into. spanning 1.85 acres and spread over 2 levels. There’s more. Where there is no compromise to the quality of life and Consider also the uniqueness of our products, where you can peace of mind they have become accustomed to. Where choose from 3 types of Sky Villas, all of which offer a higher location and convenience are of paramount importance. level of exclusivity and privacy with only two apartments Where craftsmanship, comfort and beauty are raised to per floor – making The Peak one of the lowest density new levels. And where intelligent home technology is no developments in Johor Bahru. longer wishful thinking but an intrinsic part of their lives. Dual Key Sky Villa (2,192 - 2,200sf) - 2 units per floor A premium low-density development of two 39-storey Sky Garden Villa (2,137-2,184sf) - 2 units per floor interconnected towers spread over 5.5 acres, The Sky Villa (1,948-1,980sf) - 2 units per floor Peak truly celebrates quality, style, convenience and exclusivity in equal measures. Alternatively, to cater to today’s up and coming executives demanding more practical sizes, The Peak offers a choice of Here, in this exquisite cosmopolitan address on one of Johor Bahru City’s highest points, you will experience 2-bedroom Suites, 2+1 bedroom Executive Suites, and 2+1-bedroom a sense of prestige, value and achievement unlike Panorama Suites, all with high-end finishes throughout. anywhere else. But best of all, consider the fact that The Peak can be yours as early as Q3 2019. Entrance Guardhouse 04 THE PEAK JOHOR BAHRU CITY CENTRE Luxurious Statement Lobby 05 THE PEAK JOHOR BAHRU CITY CENTRE / FREEHOLD TWO / COMMERCIAL TITLE . (AIRBNB POTENTIAL) 5ACRES5 LAND SIZE 39 STOREY TOWERS / UNITS FULLY SECURED PER PRIVATE LIFT LOBBIES FLOOR AT ALL LEVELS TYPE D & E 1.85 2 ACRES / EVERY UNIT DESIGNED UNITS PRIVATE AS A CORNER UNIT PER FLOOR CLUB TYPE PEAK SKY CLUB / A & B CLUB (Level 6) & (Level 20 & 22) EVERY UNIT IS 4 A SEMI-FURNISHED UNIT LIFTS PER 1.5 0.35 BLOCK ACRES ACRES with / 2 PASSENGER LIFTS & COMPLETION DATE 1 SERVICE LIFT Q3 2019 3 PREMIUM LOW DENSITY LIFESTYLE 06 THE PEAK JOHOR BAHRU CITY CENTRE TYPE A/ LEVELS 3A - 39 / 2-Bedroom Unit KITCHEN / 2 rooms: Master Bedroom with / Open Kitchen concept 2 BEDROOM en suite bath; and 1 Bedroom / Signature Kitchen cabinets / 4 units per floor / Breakfast counter for dry kitchen SUITE / 2 carparks (non-tandem) / TEKA Appliances DESIGNED FOR STYLISH FUNCTIONAL LIVING BEDROOMS & BATHROOMS / Signature Wardrobes in all 947 sq.ft. bedrooms Price from RM532,666.00 / Storage water heater for master bath / Kohler Sanitarywares & fittings / 2 or 2+1 Bedroom Unit KITCHEN TYPE B/ LEVELS 3A - 39 / Master Bedroom with en suite / Open Kitchen concept 2 + 1 BEDROOM bath; 1 Bedroom; 1 Study Room / Signature Kitchen cabinets / Balcony (Panorama Suite only) / Island breakfast counter for EXECUTIVE SUITE / 4 units per floor dry kitchen & PANORAMA SUITE / 2 carparks (non-tandem) / TEKA Appliances DESIGNED FOR BEDROOMS & BATHROOMS / Signature Wardrobes in all CONTEMPORARY URBAN LIVING bedrooms 1,130 - 1,217 sq.ft. / Storage water heater for Executive Suite - Price from RM648,164.00 master bath Panorama Suite - Price from RM666,439.00 / Kohler Sanitarywares & fittings TYPE D/ LEVELS 22 -39 / 4-Bedroom unit KITCHEN / Sky Garden Villa limited to / Dry & Wet Kitchens SKY VILLA & SKY 19 units / Signature Kitchen cabinets / 4 rooms: Master Bedroom with / TEKA Appliances GARDEN VILLA en suite bath; 3 Bedrooms; Utility Room BEDROOMS & BATHROOMS DESIGNED FOR / Sky Garden (for Sky Garden / Signature Wardrobes in all SOPHISTICATED LIVING AND ENTERTAINING Villa only) bedrooms 1,948 - 2,184sq.ft. / 2 units per floor / Storage water heater for Sky Villa - Price from RM1,071,853.00 / 3 carparks (non-tandem) master bath Sky Garden Villa - Price from RM1,080,217.00 / Kohler Sanitarywares & fittings TYPE D/ LEVELS 25 -39 / Limited to only 54 units KITCHEN / Dual-Key unit / 2 Dry Kitchens & 1 Wet Kitchen DUAL KEY / 2 separate entrances with / Signature Kitchen cabinets Common Foyer / TEKA Appliances SKY VILLA / 4 rooms: 2 Master Bedrooms DESIGNED FOR with en suite bath; 2 Bedrooms BEDROOMS & BATHROOMS GENERATIONAL LIVING OR / 2 units per floor / Signature Wardrobes in all / 4 carparks (non-tandem) bedrooms INVESTMENT / Storage water heater for 2,192 - 2,200 sq.ft. 2 master baths Price from RM1,165,104.00 / Kohler Sanitarywares & fittings 07 S E THE PEAK N A I - D E S A R JOHOR BAHRU CITY CENTRE U E X P R E S S WAY ( S D E ) 2/ JB AND BU RAPI TRANIT BRT SINGAPORE ON NETORK YOUR DOORSTEP 23 1 0 K M 43 39 N O R T H - S O 38 U T H H I G H 8 W TAMAN AY MOUNT AUSTIN 28 19 P A 5 K M S I R G U D A N 18 G H I G 26 H W A K 20 Y L I N D 25 14 N 44 2 E 7 R 31 TAMAN O E P A IMPIAN EMAS A S 12 G oi Tamp T N an I al E - S J R I A N S Y D A L I 21 A S TAMAN M P F R O M E MOLEK R 13 S A L 41 SKUDAI HIGHWAY L I BANDAR N 43 K BARU UDA 11 ( E D L 2 10 T ) 22 30 E TAMAN J B alan Tun R SRI TEBRAU Ab 3 dul A Raz ak U 24 16 9 H 15 I G H 1 17 W A 29 Y 35 JB ENTRA STATION 36 33 integrated 40 RT 32 37 BUKIT CHAAR STATION R 4 TS 27 34 L I N 5 K RTS WOOAN NORTH STATION Singapore 08 S E N A I THE PEAK - D E S A R U E JOHOR BAHRU CITY CENTRE X P R E S S WAY ( S D E ) At The Peak, there is an PERFECTLY POSITIONED AT THE HEART OF EVERYTHING/ In an age where time has become more precious than ever, uncompromising sense personal convenience has become of utmost importance to of place in where it is our daily lives. With no time to waste, The Peak’s Jalan Tebrau location puts BU RAPI you at the heart of everything: from road and rail connections, TRANIT BRT located. Mere minutes from NETORK to shopping choices, medical services, education, leisure, and Singapore, yet another most important to Malaysians and Singaporeans…food. country away. And all around 23 1 0 K M 43 you, a level of convenience 39 N O R T H - S O 38 U T H H I G you’d never think possible. H 8 W TAMAN AY MOUNT AUSTIN 5 5 HIGHWAYS HOSPITALS WITHIN 28 19 10OM RADIUS P A 5 K M S I R G U D A N 18 G SHOPPING CENTRES MEDICAL H 1/ Plaza Pelangi 27/ Sultanah Aminah Hospital (GH) I G H 26 W 2/ Holiday Plaza 28/ Sultan Ismail Hospital 20 A K Y 3/ KSL City Mall 29/ Johor Specialist Hospital L I N D 25 14 N 44 4/ Komtar JBCC 30/ Puteri Specialist Hospital 2 E 7 R 31 5/ City Square 31/ Hospital Penawar Pandan City TAMAN O E P A 6/ Mid Valley Southkey Megamall km IMPIAN EMAS A S 5 6 12 G mpoi T TO MIDVALLEY GOLFING CLUBS n Ta I N la E 7/ IKEA Furniture Mall S Ja - R 8/ Aeon Jusco Tebrau Shopping Mall SOUTHKEYMEGAMALL WITHIN 6KM RADIUS I A N S Y D Pelangi Leisure Mall AND 7KM TO IKEA A 9/ L I 21 A S TAMAN 10/ The Store Sentosa EDUCATION M P F R O M E MOLEK R 11/ Plaza Angsana 32/ English College S 13 Johor Premium Outlet SETA A 12/ 33/ 41 L SKUDAI HIGHWAY 13/ Capital City Mall 34/ Convent L I BANDAR N 43 35/ SIGS K BARU UDA 36/ Foon Yew High School 11 ( E 37/ St Joseph D L 2 10 Austin Heights Private & International School T 38/ ) 22 30 E TAMAN 39/ Fairview International School J B HYPERMARKETS alan Tun R SRI TEBRAU Ab 3 14/ Giant, Plentong 40/ Hilltop Private School dul A 13 13 Raz EDUCATION SHOPPING MALLS ak U 15/ Tesco, KSL City 41/ REAL School 24 16 9 H 16/ Cold Storage, Plaza Pelangi 42/ REAL Kids INSTITUTIONS WITHIN WITHIN 15 I G 17/ Giant Leisure Mall, 43/ Sunway College 6KM RADIUS 13KM RADIUS H 1 17 W 18/ Aeon BBI 44/ SMK Majidi Baru 2 A 19/ Tesco Extra, Tebrau City 29 Y 35 JB ENTRA 20/ Pandan City STATION 36 33 integrated 40 RT 32 37 BUKIT CHAAR STATION 4 RT S RECREATION 27 34 L I 35 55 N 21/ Ponderosa Golf & Country Club MINUTES FROM MINUTES FROM 5 K 22/ Permas Jaya Golf Club WOODLANDS, ORCHARD ROAD, RTS 23/ Starhill Golf & Country Club SINGAPORE SINGAPORE WOOAN NORTH 24/ Royal Johor Golf & Country Club STATION 25/ Daiman 18 Golf Club 26/ Impian Emas Golf Club 09 THE PEAK JOHOR BAHRU CITY CENTRE FROM YOUR FRONT DOOR TO SINGAPORE IN 30 MINUTES/ The Peak’s amazing connectivity means travelling across the city and to Singapore couldn’t be easier.
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    Participating Outlet Details: Locations Tel No. Business Address Hartamas Shopping Centre (03) 6205 1812 Lot P-5, Plaza Floor, Hartamas Shopping Centre, No.60, Jalan Sri Hartamas 1, Sri Hartamas, 50480 Kuala Lumpur. Lot 10 (03) 2145 9186 (Cashier) Lot G6 & G7, Ground Floor, Lot 10 Shopping Centre, 50, Jalan Sultan Ismail, 50250 Kuala Lumpur. Mid Valley Megamall 2 (03) 2283 5981 Lot G-034A, Ground Floor, Mid Valley City, Lingkaran Syed Putra, 59200 Kuala Lumpur. Setapak Central (03) 4131 8211 Lot G57, Ground Floor, Setapak Central, 67, Jalan Taman Ibu Kota, Taman Danau Kota, 53300 Setapak, Kuala Lumpur. Cheras Leisure Mall 2 (03) 9130 7886 L2-55A, 56 & 56A, Level 2, Cheras Leisure Mall, Jalan Manis 6, Taman Segar Cheras, 56100 Kuala Lumpur. Pavilion2 (03) 2141 4806 Lot 1.22, Level 1, Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, No.168, Jalan Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur. Sunway Velocity (03) 2788 3313 G13 & 14, Sunway Velocity, 80, Jalan Cheras, 55100 Kuala Lumpur. (03) 4161 2287 (Store Melawati Mall room) Lot GF05,UP 2-01, Melawati Mall, (03) 4162 2290 (Cashier) 355, Jalan Bandar Melawati, Pusat Bandar Melawati, 53100 Kuala Lumpur. Bangsar Shopping Centre (03) 2092 3969 Lot G119, G120 & G121, Ground Floor, Bangsar Shopping Centre, 285, Jalan Maarof, Bukit Bandaraya, 59000 Kuala Lumpur. AEON Metro Prima Kepong (03) 6179 3560 Lot G27, AEON Metro Prima Shopping Centre 1, Jalan Metro Prima, Taman Kepong, 52100 Kuala Lumpur. Wangsa Walk Mall (03) 4131 4271 (Cashier) Lot G21, Wangsa Walk Mall, Wangsa Avenue, (03) 4131 0579 (Office) No.9, Jalan Wangsa Perdana 1, Bandar Wangsa Maju, 53300 Kuala Lumpur.
  • MEDIA RELEASE RTS LINK PROJECT PUBLIC INSPECTION GOES VIRTUAL Public Invited to View Materials Online and Share Their Feedback in Three-Month Long Exercise

    MEDIA RELEASE RTS LINK PROJECT PUBLIC INSPECTION GOES VIRTUAL Public Invited to View Materials Online and Share Their Feedback in Three-Month Long Exercise

    MEDIA RELEASE RTS LINK PROJECT PUBLIC INSPECTION GOES VIRTUAL Public invited to view materials online and share their feedback in three-month long exercise Kuala Lumpur, 14 January 2021: Mass Rapid Transit Corporation Sdn Bhd (MRT Corp) wishes to announce that the Public Inspection for the Rapid Transit System Link (RTS Link) between Johor Bahru and Singapore Project will begin on 15 January 2021 and run until 15 April 2021. In view of the Movement Control Order (MCO) that came into effect on 13 January 2021 in the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur and Johor as well as several other states, the Public Inspection will now be implemented virtually. All documents and materials for the Public Inspection is made available online in MRT Corp’s website at www.mymrt.com.my. MRT Corp had earlier intended to open two physical Public Inspection locations, one at the Agensi Pengangkutan Awam Darat (APAD) Headquarters in Kuala Lumpur, and the other in KOMTAR JBCC in Johor Bahru. These two locations had been publicised in a series of notices which appeared in Berita Harian, The Star and Nanyang Siang Pau newspapers. Although these locations cannot be opened for now, MRT Corp will open these locations to the public once the MCO is lifted. MRT Corp will make an announcement when the locations can be reopened. The three-month Public Inspection is a requirement under Section 84 of the Land Public Transport Act 2010. During the exercise, information about the RTS Link Project, such as the alignment plan and profile, station site context plan, rolling stock and details on land which may have to be acquired for the project will be made available to the public for viewing.