Macrolink Medini

Macrolink Medini is a completed high-rise development in Medini, Iskandar Puteri, built by Macrolink International Land. Three 39-storey blocks hold 1,005 units on a 21.7-acre site, at eleven units to a floor served by four lifts. Completion was Q1 2020 and strata titles have already been issued.

Eleven layouts is an unusually wide range for one development — a 506 sq ft one-bedroom through to a 1,152 sq ft dual key, with a duplex in between. That breadth is what lets one address suit a single occupant, a family, and a household that wants a second lockable section.

The site sits a kilometre from Legoland Malaysia, the Mall of Medini and Gleneagles Hospital Medini, with a 2.6-acre facility podium and a 10-acre central park on the grounds, plus eight commercial lots within the development.

Understand the tenure before anything else

This is the fact that decides whether Macrolink Medini is for you, and it is not a simple one. The land is private lease land under the Medini scheme — not a standard freehold title, and not an ordinary state leasehold either. The developer has applied to convert it to freehold and is awaiting the Medini master developer’s approval. The developer expects conversion to be available before 2029, and the cost of converting would be borne by the owner, not the developer.

Read that as what it is: an application in progress, not a completed conversion. If freehold title matters to your plans, treat the current tenure as the fact and any conversion as an upside that has not landed yet. Ask for the latest position and the cost band before you commit — those figures move.

What is already settled is the other half. The building received its completion certificate in Q1 2020 and strata titles have been issued, which is further along than most completed stock in this corridor. You are buying a finished, titled unit in a building that has been lived in for several years.

Unit Types

Bathroom counts are not tabulated per type in the developer’s own material, so they are left off this table rather than inferred from the drawings. Each plan sheet is reproduced below and shows the bathrooms in place.

Layout & Floor Plan

All eleven plans are the developer’s own drawings, each printed with its type letter, built-up area and bedroom count. Not every type sits in every block, and the plans say which: B1 and G are Tower A only; A, B and H are Tower B and C; C, D, E, F and J run across all three towers.

Types A and A1 are the one-bedroom layouts. B and B1 add a study area off the living space while keeping to one bedroom. C, D and E are the two-bedroom plans between 678 and 753 sq ft, and F adds a study room to a two-bedroom at 861 sq ft.

The two largest are both 1,152 sq ft but are completely different products. Type G is a conventional 3+1 with a yard and a study area. Type H is a dual key — one title divided into two separately accessible sections, each with its own kitchen and bathroom. Type J at 1,119 sq ft is a duplex, laid out across a ground and a first floor with a void over the living area and an internal stair.

Unit facing varies by type. Types D, F and J face northwest. Type E faces northeast on stack 4 and southwest on stack 10. Types A, B, C and H face southeast.

Car parking is one bay for Types A, A1, B, B1 and C, and two bays for D, E, F, G, H and J.

Facilities

The facility podium runs to 2.6 acres with more than 40 facility types on it, and a 10-acre central park sits at ground level.

• 50 m infinity pool
• Beach pool
• Sky beach pool
• Moonlight swing
• Jacuzzi
• Sauna
• Gymnasium
• Squash court
• Virtual golf course
• Karaoke room and private cinema
• 10-acre central park at ground level

Security runs to three tiers, and the development includes eight commercial lots of its own.

Two shuttle services run from the development. A free resident shuttle goes to the Mall of Medini, Jaya Grocer Eco Botanic and NSK Sunway Big Box on a fixed timetable. A separate paid service runs to Tuas Checkpoint and on to Jurong Point.

Location & Connectivity

Medini is the planned zone at the western end of Iskandar Puteri, built around Legoland, Puteri Harbour and the Educity campuses. It is the part of Johor closest to the Malaysia–Singapore Second Link, and the Bus Rapid Transit line runs past the development.

• Legoland Malaysia — 1 km
• Mall of Medini — 1 km
• Gleneagles Hospital Medini — 1 km
• Majlis Bandaraya Iskandar Puteri — 1 km
• Bus Rapid Transit — 1 km
• Puteri Harbour — 5 km
• Educity Iskandar — 5 km
• Eco Botanic — 5 km
• Kota Iskandar — 5 km
• SJK(C) Cheah Fah — 5 km
• Horizon Hills — 10 km
• Bukit Indah — 10 km
• AEON Bukit Indah — 10 km
• Marlborough College Malaysia — 10 km
• Raffles American School — 10 km

Developer Background

Macrolink Medini was developed by Macrolink International Land (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd. The relevant record here is the building itself rather than a delivery history on paper: it received its completion certificate in Q1 2020, strata titles have been issued, and the estate has been occupied and managed for several years. That means the common property, the management and the way the facilities are actually maintained can all be inspected before you decide — which is not something an off-plan buyer gets.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Macrolink Medini freehold?
Not at present. The land is private lease land under the Medini scheme. The developer has applied to convert it to freehold and is awaiting the Medini master developer’s approval, and expects conversion to be available before 2029, with the conversion cost borne by the owner. Treat it as an application in progress rather than a settled title.

Is Macrolink Medini completed?
Yes. The completion certificate was issued in Q1 2020 and strata titles have already been issued, so a purchase hands over immediately with no construction period.

What unit types are available at Macrolink Medini?
Eleven. Type A is 506 sq ft and A1 is 517 sq ft, both one bedroom; B is 624 sq ft and B1 is 614 sq ft, both one bedroom with a study; C is 678 sq ft, D is 743 sq ft and E is 753 sq ft, all two bedroom; F is 861 sq ft with two bedrooms and a study; G is 1,152 sq ft with three bedrooms and a study; H is 1,152 sq ft as a three-bedroom dual key; and J is 1,119 sq ft as a two-bedroom-plus duplex.

What is the difference between Type H and Type J at Macrolink Medini?
Both are over 1,100 sq ft but they are different products. Type H is a dual key — one title divided into two separately accessible sections. Type J is a duplex, laid out across a ground and a first floor.

Is there a shuttle bus at Macrolink Medini?
Two services. A free resident shuttle runs to the Mall of Medini, Jaya Grocer Eco Botanic and NSK Sunway Big Box, and a separate paid service runs to Tuas Checkpoint and on to Jurong Point.

Which way do the units at Macrolink Medini face?
Types D, F and J face northwest. Type E faces northeast on stack 4 and southwest on stack 10. Types A, B, C and H face southeast.

How many units per floor does Macrolink Medini have?
Eleven, served by four lifts, across three 39-storey blocks of 335 units each. The mix on a typical floor is two each of Types C, E and F and one each of Types A, B, D, H and J.

How many car park bays come with a Macrolink Medini unit?
One bay for Types A, A1, B, B1 and C, and two bays for Types D, E, F, G, H and J.