TAMAN RINTING

Taman Rinting is a well-established, 831-acre freehold township located in Masai, approximately 10km from the Johor Bahru City Centre. Launched in 1982, it has grown into a sought-after, self-sufficient residential and commercial hub, strategically positioned for those who commute to Pasir Gudang and Johor Bahru. The township, developed by the award-winning S P Setia, offers a harmonious blend of residential homes, retail outlets, and light industries. Taman Rinting primarily features a variety of landed homes, including double-storey terrace houses, cluster houses, and semi-detached homes. The developer continues to introduce new phases, such as the Adonis and Desiran series, which feature modern double-storey terrace and semi-detached designs. While the township is predominantly freehold, some leasehold strata properties like Flat Taman Rinting are also available. The township boasts excellent connectivity, with direct access to major transportation networks. Key routes include:Pasir Gudang Highway JB East Coast Highway Eastern Dispersal Link (EDL) This strategic location places it just 16km from the Johor Bahru CBD and the Malaysia-Singapore Causeway, making it a convenient address for urban dwellers. Residents have easy access to a number of hypermarkets and retail centres for daily necessities and shopping. These include:Mydin Mall Taman Rinting Lotus's hypermarket (formerly Tesco) Today's Market Taman Rinting is known for its reputable schools, making it an ideal location for families. Educational institutions located directly within the township include:SK Taman Rinting 1 SK Taman Rinting 2 SK Taman Rinting 3 SMK Taman Rinting 2 For medical needs, the Regency Specialist Hospital is conveniently located just 2km away from the township. Taman Rinting is a signature township by S P Setia, a well-renowned and award-winning Malaysian property developer. The Group is known for its portfolio of innovative and functional residential and commercial projects. While S P Setia is the primary developer, certain parcels within the larger township, like Laman Beringin, were developed by I&P Group.