The CelestzKebun Teh, Johor Bahru

The Celestz · Kebun Teh, Johor Bahru

JB is getting a train to Singapore

The RTS Link is set to run between Johor Bahru and Singapore with a single immigration clearance. The Celestz is a 44-storey serviced apartment in Kebun Teh.

0 kmThe Celestz
2.2 kmKSL City Mall
3.0 kmLarkin Bus Terminal
4.1 kmCIQ (Singapore checkpoint)
FromRM543,800 · Type A
The Celestz

The Celestz at a glance

Residential units
735
Storeys
44
Sq ft
581–915
Car parks
1,085

A tower with a night-sky theme

The Celestz is a serviced apartment tower in Kebun Teh, Johor Bahru. Its theme is celestial, with a constellation-themed landscape. Several facilities take their names from it: Starlight Pool, Starlight Lounge and Starlight Arcade. A sister project from the same developer sits beside it, on the same access road.

Kebun Teh, Johor Bahru

The CIQ checkpoint to Singapore is approximately 4.1 km by road. Larkin Bus Terminal, with cross-border buses, is approximately 3.0 km. RTS Link trains to Singapore are set to leave from Bukit Chagar station. Tebrau Highway, Jalan Tun Abdul Razak and the EDL are the main road links.

Distances are approximate, measured on a map.

  • KSL City MallPart of KSL City, with a cinema and two hotel towers2.2 km
  • Larkin Bus TerminalIntercity and cross-border buses, including routes into Singapore3.0 km
  • Columbia Asia Hospital TebrauPrivate hospital with 24-hour emergency and several specialties3.6 km
  • CIQ (Singapore checkpoint)Customs and immigration for the Causeway crossing into Singapore4.1 km
  • Mid Valley Southkey6.9 km

Kebun Teh, Johor Bahru

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Three types, one tower

Types A, B and C run from 581 sq ft to 915 sq ft in one 44-storey tower.

Type A

Type A

Suits an investor or a first home.

From RM543,800

Built-up
581 sq ft (54 sq m)
Layout
1+1 room, 1 bathroom
Units
437
Car park
1 car park
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A look inside

Type B fits 2 rooms and 3 bathrooms into approximately 753 sq ft. Type C fits 3 rooms and 2 bathrooms into approximately 915 sq ft, the largest plan in the tower.

Living Room

Facilities, level by level

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Ground: Grand Entrance, Grand Drop Off, Grand Lobby. Level 11: Starlight Pool, Little Starlight Playground and Pool, Jacuzzi, Sun Deck, Outdoor Gym, Reflexology Path, Half Basketball Court, Multipurpose Hall (Pickle Ball and Badminton Court), Starlight Lounge, Starlight Arcade, Reading Lounge, Reading Garden, Coworking Space. Level 12: Gymnasium. Level 42: Starlight BBQ, Starlight Pavilion. Also: 20 EV charging bays, parcel room, surau, tadika.

EXSIM Group

EXSIM Group is a Malaysian developer, mostly of high-rise homes and industrial parks. It began in the timber business and moved into property development in 2008.

Its first residential project, The Treez Jalil Residence in Bukit Jalil, dates from 2010. Its dozens of projects include The Arcuz in Kelana Jaya and 22 Macalisterz in George Town. The Rainz @ Bukit Jalil won the FIABCI World Prix d'Excellence 2023 in the Residential High Rise category.

2008Property development begins
2010First residential project
2023FIABCI World Prix d'Excellence, The Rainz

Questions buyers ask

What is the price range for The Celestz?

The Celestz starts at RM543,800. Type A (approximately 581 sq ft) runs from RM543,800 to RM639,300, Type B (approximately 753 sq ft) from RM728,900 to RM784,200, and Type C (approximately 915 sq ft) from RM791,100 to RM889,100.

Where is The Celestz?

The Celestz is in Kebun Teh, Johor Bahru, on an approximately 1.8-acre site. By road, KSL City Mall is approximately 2.2 km away, Larkin Bus Terminal approximately 3.0 km, Columbia Asia Hospital Tebrau approximately 3.6 km, the CIQ checkpoint to Singapore approximately 4.1 km and Mid Valley Southkey approximately 6.9 km.

Is The Celestz freehold or leasehold?

The Celestz is leasehold. It is sold as a serviced apartment, and its land title is commercial (HDA).

Who is the developer of The Celestz?

EXSIM Group develops The Celestz through its project company, EXSIM Kebun Teh Sdn Bhd. The group took up property in 2008 after starting out in timber, and its first homes project dates from 2010.

How many units does The Celestz have, and what sizes?

The Celestz has 735 residential units and 5 retail units in one 44-storey tower. Type A is approximately 581 sq ft with 437 units, Type B is approximately 753 sq ft with 93 units, and Type C is approximately 915 sq ft with 205 units.

When is The Celestz completed, and how are units delivered?

The launch date of The Celestz is still to be confirmed, and no completion date has been published. Read the dates in the sale and purchase agreement before you buy.

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Is The Celestz a good investment?

The Celestz is sold as a leasehold serviced apartment from RM543,800, and it suits own stay or an investor. On iProperty, three furnished studios of 430 to 500 sq ft on Jalan Kebun Teh asked RM2.90 to RM3.95 per sq ft a month, checked on 26 August 2026. This is an estimate off asking rents.

What does the commercial land title (HDA) mean at The Celestz?

At The Celestz, the land title is commercial, and the sale is made under HDA, the law that protects buyers of a home still being built. A commercial title can carry commercial utility and assessment rates. Your lawyer can go through the title and the rates with you before you sign.

How many car park bays does each type get at The Celestz?

At The Celestz, Type A gets 1 bay, and Types B and C get 2 bays each. The tower has 1,085 bays on Levels 1 to 10, so the homes start on Level 11.

What are the four versions of Type C?

Type C at The Celestz comes in four layouts: C1, C1-A, C2 and C2-A. Two have a balcony and two do not. All four sit in the same price range, RM791,100 to RM889,100.

What does maintenance cost each month at The Celestz?

The maintenance fee at The Celestz is RM0.51 per sq ft a month, with the sinking fund included. For a Type A unit of approximately 581 sq ft, that is about RM296 a month.

Which routes lead from The Celestz to Singapore?

From The Celestz, the CIQ checkpoint is approximately 4.1 km by road, and Larkin Bus Terminal, approximately 3.0 km away, has buses into Singapore.

What stands next to The Celestz?

Right beside The Celestz is a sister tower by the same developer, reached by the same access road. A plot set aside for future development separates the two.

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