One Danga is a freehold luxury condominium, also known as One Danga Residences, located on the waterfronts of Iskandar Malaysia in Johor Bahru. Completed around 2016, this development was designed to offer an exclusive and lavish living experience with stunning views of the bay, the financial hub, or Singapore. Developed jointly by One Danga (a subsidiary of Danga Marina Holdings) and Property Barons, the project comprises three 36-storey towers housing a total of 618 units. One Danga features 11 different layouts, including studio units, catering to a variety of lifestyle needs. A key architectural feature is the presence of two sky bridges on the 28th floor that connect all three residential blocks. The development was targeted towards an exclusive market, including Singaporeans and expatriates. One Danga offers an extensive range of facilities designed for recreation and convenience. The development claims to host the first wave pool in a Malaysian condominium and a five-storey high man-made waterfall. Other notable features include:A swimming pool claimed to be the size of three Olympic pools Water therapy and spa features on the 28th floor A full suite of standard condo facilities including a gymnasium, jogging track, sauna, jacuzzi, squash and tennis courts, and a playground A clubhouse, business centre, cafeteria, and minimarket 24-hour security and covered parking One Danga is strategically located, offering excellent connectivity. It is accessible via the coastal highway and the North-South highway. The property is noted as being closer to Singapore than to the Johor Bahru City Centre, with a 15-minute drive to the Woodlands checkpoint. The search results mention that shopping malls, restaurants, and international schools and colleges are within a close distance of the development. One Danga was co-developed by One Danga, a subsidiary of Danga Marina Holdings, and Property Barons. Danga Marina Holdings Sdn Bhd is noted as a small, privately held real estate organization, with One Danga being its sole project in Malaysia.