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Looking at the long run, Iskandar Puteri is a modernly planned city version of JB, hopefully raising some prestige of JB somehow. With great amount of efforts and developments put in and support from state and federal governments and Sultan, big and prestigeous developers, it would unlikely be...

Sunway City in very green, spacious roads, with lanes for cyclists, 2 go carts tracks, at least 50 food restaurants, pubs, groceries malls, sunway hotel, gyms, swimming pools, driving range, horse park,...near the coast, Pe dad River, looks nice for serene living, meditation, retirements...

When a bridge is built across the Pendas rever, the distance between Sunway City and Forest City is probably less than 10km.

No I am not, just interested in keeping track of the evolution of a new city in Malaysia.

Eco Botani in Iskandar Puteri seems to be the new food center in Johor. There are probably around a hundred food outlets, restaurants, cafe, pubs and bars, in high end shop lots.

https://www.malaymail.com/news/malaysia/2023/04/04/johor-proposes-third-ferry-service-to-singapore-between-puteri-harbour-tuas/63070

A few China restaurants are operating in Regalia Park on Monday night. I tried some beef noddle in one of them which was good and the price was very reasonable.

A good size shopping mall already opened.

I also saw factory bus, motorbikes in the evening, probably quite a lot of people travelling daily for work in Singapore chose to live in forest city which certainly offers a rise in quality living for also nearby Port workers and sailors. The rates are cheap too. Also interior design service...

https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/johor-to-reap-21b-in-investments-amid-us-china-trade-tensions

May be a good place for car pooling into Singapore.

Forest City is still in semi shutdown mode but the place is still reasonably maintained, some touch ups are required when it recovers

The current not so favourable global economic situation renders cheaper rentals, and cheaper rentals are affordable to more people. Guess it is a necessary way to recover. Once the demands pick up, prices as well and people with deeper pockets. The dining areas where hard rocks is seem to be...

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