Same area, similar budget — compared line by line by Henry Tan, IQI
| The Celestz Kebun Teh | Gen Sphere | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | RM 544K | RM 550K |
| Price range | RM 544K – RM 889K | RM 550K – RM 1.00M |
| Built-up | 581–915 sq ft | 459–755 sq ft |
| Bedrooms | 1–3 | 1–3 |
| Tenure | Leasehold | Freehold |
| Total units | 735 | 996 |
| Density | medium | high |
| Completion | 2030 | 2029 |
| Maintenance | RM 0.51 psf | — |
Think twice if: Avoid if you want freehold title, if you need more than three bedrooms, or if you expect guaranteed cross-border rental before the RTS and transport links are running.
“Affordable JB City Centre entry product leaning heavily on the cross-border RTS story and Singapore-driven demand.” — Henry
Think twice if: Avoid if you prefer landed properties or need immediate occupancy, as completion is expected in 2029.
“GEN SPHERE is a high-density development offering a luxurious entry into Johor Bahru's property market.” — Henry
The Celestz Kebun Teh has the lower entry at RM 544K versus Gen Sphere at RM 550K. Both are in Johor Bahru City Centre; pricing moves with package updates, so confirm the latest figures with Henry.
Gen Sphere is targeted earlier (2029 vs 2030). Dates are indicative until the developer confirms.
For The Celestz Kebun Teh: With its prime location and excellent connectivity, this project promises strong rental yields and capital appreciation potential. For Gen Sphere: With its strategic location and freehold status, GEN SPHERE is a promising investment for those looking to capitalize on Johor Bahru's growth. Weigh the entry gap (RM 544K vs RM 550K) against realistic rental for Johor Bahru City Centre before deciding.
Usually yes — both are in Johor Bahru City Centre. Message Henry on WhatsApp and he'll line up back-to-back viewings and the current price lists for both.
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