Axis, Causewayz Square (Johor Bahru)

Access and nearby amenities

Train stations

• Johor Bahru Sentral — about 460 m in a straight line · about 1.1 km walk (14 min)
• Bukit Chagar — about 840 m in a straight line · about 1.5 km walk (20 min)
• Woodlands Train Checkpoint — about 1.9 km in a straight line

Shopping malls

• Johor Bahru City Square — about 540 m in a straight line · about 1.3 km walk (17 min)
• Komtar JBCC — about 680 m in a straight line · about 1.2 km walk (16 min)
• Gallaria@Kotaraya — about 730 m in a straight line · about 1.6 km walk (21 min)

Supermarkets

• Jaya Grocer — about 280 m in a straight line · about 800 m walk (11 min)
• KNN Supermarket — about 610 m in a straight line · about 1.5 km walk (20 min)

Schools and campuses

• Open University Malaysia — about 700 m in a straight line
• Unitar International University — about 930 m in a straight line
• Kolej Vokasional Tanjung Puteri — about 1.1 km in a straight line

Hospitals and clinics

• Klinik Dr. Mahmud JB — about 740 m in a straight line
• KPJ Medical Suites — about 930 m in a straight line

Parks

• Serene Park Community Park — about 1.1 km in a straight line
• Taman Istana Besar — about 1.5 km in a straight line

Straight-line distance. Walking or driving is always further. Walking routes come from OpenStreetMap and may miss private shortcuts.

Reviews and guides about this project

• Causewayz Square JB Review: Axis, Brixton or Dover? — Causewayz Square is an EXSIM development on a 7.75-acre freehold site in Johor Bahru City Centre, sold as three residential blocks: Axis (studios and dual-key units), Brixton and Dover (one to three bedrooms). This review compares the three side by side, sets out what is within walking distance, the layouts, the monthly fee and how the pricing sits against other JB launches nearby.
• GEN RISE Johor Bahru Review: From RM 563,000 — GEN RISE is a 47-storey freehold tower of 732 homes on Jalan Tenteram in central Johor Bahru, about 490 m in a straight line from JB Sentral and about 900 m from the Bukit Chagar RTS Link station, priced from RM 563,000. This review sets out the checked facts, the unusually wide spread of layouts from 497 to 1,930 sq ft, the car park rules, how it compares with the other launches around JB Sentral, and who it suits.
• Gen Sphere Review: From RM 609,000 — Worth Buying? — Gen Sphere is a single 50-storey freehold serviced apartment tower of 996 units in Johor Bahru city centre by Majestic Gen, about 430 m in a straight line from JB Sentral, with 1- to 3-bedroom layouts of 459 to 755 sq ft, dual-key designs and a duplex, from RM 609,000. This review covers the checked facts, what is nearby, each layout, facilities and who it suits.
• JB New Launches: Which Project Suits Which Buyer — A side-by-side look at the Johor Bahru projects we cover, grouped by the kind of buyer each one may suit. It lists price ranges as quoted, tenure, completion year, sizes and straight-line distance to Bukit Chagar, the JB station of the RTS Link. It also flags which projects list units at or above RM 1,000,000, the national guideline floor for foreign buyers, so Singaporeans know where to check Johor's current figure.
• Princess Cove Phase 2 JB Review: A Finished Causeway Home — Princess Cove Phase 2 is the completed part of R&F's freehold waterfront township on Jalan Tanjung Puteri, Johor Bahru, next to the Causeway: 3,724 homes in 50-storey towers on 8.9 acres, from studios of 468 sq ft to four-bedroom units of 1,471 sq ft, priced from RM 690,000. This review looks at what buying into a finished building here really means, the layouts, the costs of holding a unit, how it compares with the new launches around it, and who it suits.
• RTS Link JB–Woodlands: Opening Status for Home Buyers — Singapore's Land Transport Authority said on 2 October 2026 that RTS Link passenger service is now expected to start in February 2027, subject to independent safety certification and final regulatory approvals. This guide sets out what has been officially said, what has not, and how to use the station location when you compare homes in Johor Bahru, with straight-line distances to Bukit Chagar.
• Costs for Singaporeans Buying in JB: Beyond the Price — A Singaporean buying a home in Johor Bahru pays several costs on top of the price. The biggest is the 8% stamp duty on the transfer for non-citizens from 1 January 2026, paid by the buyer. Add legal fees under the 2023 scale, 0.5% of your loan for loan stamp duty, a State consent levy of 3% of the price or RM 30,000, whichever is higher, maintenance fees after handover, and real property gains tax when you sell. This guide works through each cost on a generic RM 1,000,000 home.
• Singaporean Buying Property in Johor Bahru: The Process — In Johor, a Singaporean is treated as a foreign buyer. That means approval from the Johor State Authority, a minimum price of RM 1,000,000 under Johor's own rules, a State consent levy, and the 8% foreign-buyer stamp duty on a home bought from 1 January 2026. This guide walks through each step from shortlist to keys, and shows what to confirm with the land office and your lawyer before you pay a booking fee.
• KL vs Johor Bahru Property 2026: Prices, Rules, Supply — As at October 2026, both Kuala Lumpur and Johor set RM 1,000,000 as the minimum price for a foreign buyer, but Johor adds a state levy of 3% of the price or RM 30,000, whichever is higher. NAPIC's Q2 2026 (preliminary) figures put the average home in Kuala Lumpur at RM 825,282 and in Johor at RM 489,881, while Johor carries the most unsold completed serviced apartments in the country. This guide compares prices, supply, rules, taxes, the RTS Link and the JS-SEZ, with new-launch examples from both cities.

Explore from here

Other projects in Johor Bahru

• Brixton, Causewayz Square
• Dover, Causewayz Square
• The Asteriaz
• Gen Sphere
• M Grand Minori
• Princess Cove RNF Phase 2
• Princess Cove RNF Phase 3
• GEN RISE
• Aethera Residences
• Coronade Twins

Compare

• Axis, Causewayz Square vs Princess Cove RNF Phase 3
• Axis, Causewayz Square vs M Grand Minori
• Axis, Causewayz Square vs The Asteriaz
• Axis, Causewayz Square vs GEN RISE
• Axis, Causewayz Square vs Gen Sphere
• Axis, Causewayz Square vs Princess Cove RNF Phase 2
• Axis, Causewayz Square vs Brixton, Causewayz Square
• Axis, Causewayz Square vs Dover, Causewayz Square

Shortlists this project appears on

• Condo Under RM 700,000 in KL & Selangor | Shyan Yee
• Condo Under RM 1 Million in KL & Selangor | Shyan Yee
• Freehold New Launch Projects in Malaysia | Shyan Yee
• New Launches Near MRT & LRT Stations in Malaysia | Shyan Yee
• Projects Reviewed by Shyan Yee | Reviews & Walkthroughs
• Lowest Maintenance Fee Condos in KL & Selangor | Monthly Cost Compared
• Freehold in Johor Bahru | New Launch Shortlist | Shyan Yee
• RM 500,000 to RM 700,000 in Johor Bahru | New Launch Shortlist | Shyan Yee

What I have written about it

• Causewayz Square JB Review: Axis, Brixton or Dover?
• GEN RISE Johor Bahru Review: From RM 563,000
• Gen Sphere Review: From RM 609,000 — Worth Buying?
• JB New Launches: Which Project Suits Which Buyer
• Princess Cove Phase 2 JB Review: A Finished Causeway Home
• RTS Link JB–Woodlands: Opening Status for Home Buyers
• Costs for Singaporeans Buying in JB: Beyond the Price
• Singaporean Buying Property in Johor Bahru: The Process
• KL vs Johor Bahru Property 2026: Prices, Rules, Supply

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