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Calia Residences by PGB, Johor Bahru

Calia Residences by PGB, Johor Bahru

Paragon Globe Berhad · Freehold · Selling

RM 400,905 to RM 815,296 · 453–984 sq ft · 1–3 bed · Completion 2029

  1. 1Price against the areaRM 885+33% vs new launches nearby+135% vs completed condos
  2. 2The area+28.6%Change in Johor house prices over the four years to Q1 2026 · Very high unsold supply in the state
  3. 3Other options at this price8other new launches within 15% of RM 885 per sq ft
  4. 4Cost and risksRM 47,109Cash upfront and RM 1,663 a month after that

Calia Residences by PGB is a freehold condominium in Johor Bahru, Johor, by Paragon Globe. The developer lists prices from RM400,905 for a 453 sq ft unit, about RM885 psf. That is 135% above the NAPIC 2025 median of RM377 psf for completed condos in the Johor Bahru district. Checked against the developer's website on · Developer's project page

Location

Danga Bay, Johor Bahru, Johor

Nearby, as listed by the developer

  • Larkin Sentral (6.3km)
  • CIQ (7.7km)
  • Bukit Chagar RTS Link Station (7.7km)
  • JB International Ferry Terminal (9.6km)
  • Beletime Danga Bay (2.4km)
  • Angsana Mall (3.5km)
  • Paradigm Mall (6.4km)
  • City Square (6.7km)
  • Sultanah Aminah Hospital (3.9km)
  • KPJ Puteri Specialist Hospital (5.0km)
  • Foon Yew High School (9.4km)
  • Istana Bukit Serene (1.3km)
  • Legoland (13.5km)

1Calia Residences by PGB price compared with the area

Prices start from RM 400,905. If that price is for the smallest layout (453 sq ft), it works out to about RM 885 per sq ft.

NAPIC recorded 13 completed condos in the Johor Bahru district in 2025. Its entry price per sq ft is higher than every price NAPIC recorded in the area. New launches usually cost more per sq ft than completed condos nearby.

This launch
RM 885
Pelita Indah RM 239Aloha Tower RM 283Kondominium Selesa Puteri Bandar Selesa Jaya RM 302Bandar Seri Alam RM 310Kondominium Datin Halimah RM 354Straits View Condominium RM 363Kondominium Skudai Ville Taman Skudai Baru RM 377Laganda Tasik Condomonium RM 418The Sky Executive Suites, Taman Bukit Indah RM 441M Condominium RM 460Larkin Perdana RM 475Medini Signature RM 497Paradiso Nouva RM 530
Middle half of recorded prices: RM 310 – RM 460+135% vs median

See the 13 completed condos NAPIC recorded in the Johor Bahru district on the area page.

Price per sq ft of new launches in Johor Bahru

Each developer's starting price divided by its smallest layout, unless the developer states a price per sq ft.

The developer does not publish a price per sq ft. Ask for the price list. If the starting price is for a bigger layout, the entry price per sq ft is lower than shown here.

2The area

Completed condos in Johor Bahru changed +0.1% in price from 2024 to 2025 and +0.2% in the first half of 2026 (NAPIC, median per condo). See the price trend

House prices in Johor rose 28.6% in the four years to Q1 2026P, against 14.2% for Malaysia. See the state price and supply charts on the Johor Bahru page.

3Other options at this price

Starting price and price per sq ft of each optionHover or tap a dot
Calia Residences by PGB (this launch)Johor BahruRM 885 psf · RM 400,905

↑ Starting price

ProjectEntry psfvs this
Skypark KeplerJohor BahruRM 8860%
Almãs SuitesIskandar PuteriRM 911+3%
Sunway MajesticJohor BahruRM 803-9%
Adison Serviced ApartmentsJohor BahruRM 789-11%
Wave Serviced ApartmentJohor BahruRM 753-15%
Verdi Eco-dominiumCyberjaya, SelangorRM 8860%
Sea CrestzKuantan, PahangRM 890+1%
SJCC East OneSubang Jaya, SelangorRM 878-1%

4Cost and risks

Starting priceRM 400,905

Buyer

Monthly instalment

RM 1,663

Cash upfront (down payment and stamp duty)

RM 47,109

Down payment
RM 40,091
Stamp duty on the transfer
RM 7,018
Loan amount
RM 360,815
Total interest over the loan
RM 337,715

Based on the starting price, with stamp duty on the transfer only. Legal fees and loan stamp duty are extra. We apply the first-home exemption only up to RM500,000. Confirm it with your lawyer.

Things to check

  • In Johor a foreign buyer needs state consent and can only buy a unit priced at RM 1,000,000 or more.
Project details+
Developer
Paragon Globe Berhad (PGB)
Location
Danga Bay, Johor
Property type
Not stated by the developer
Tenure
Freehold
Total units
1,274
Blocks / towers
Not stated by the developer
Storeys
Not stated by the developer
Expected completion
2029

Lap pool · Cascading pool · Jacuzzi · Floating cabana · Kids fun pool · Fitness centre · Outdoor fitness · Yoga · Pickleball court · BBQ area · Gourmet kitchen · Co-working space · Premium lounge · Entertainment room · Indoor games room · Kids adventure zone · Kids discovery room · Herbs garden · EV charging stations · Shuttle service to CIQ and RTS

Calia Residences by PGB photos

Our take

  • The entry price per sq ft is 135% above the median for completed condos in Johor Bahru. Some of that gap is normal for a new building. We would compare it with other new launches in Johor Bahru before paying a booking fee.
  • Of the 13 new launches we track in Johor Bahru, it has the 12th lowest entry price per sq ft.
  • Other new launches at a similar price per sq ft: Skypark Kepler (RM 886 psf), Almãs Suites (RM 911 psf) and Sunway Majestic (RM 803 psf).
  • Many completed condos in Johor are still unsold. That can make a unit slower to resell or rent out.

More new launches in Johor Bahru

Other new launches in Johor

Calia Residences by PGB: common questions

How much is Calia Residences by PGB in Johor Bahru?

The developer lists prices from RM 400,905, about RM 885 per sq ft for the smallest layout.

Is Calia Residences by PGB freehold or leasehold?

The developer lists it as freehold.

When will Calia Residences by PGB be completed?

The developer gives 2029 as the expected completion date.

Can foreigners buy Calia Residences by PGB?

Every price the developer lists is below Johor's RM 1,000,000 minimum for foreign buyers, so a foreign buyer would not qualify at these prices.

Sources

Project facts come from the developer's website. Area prices and yields come from NAPIC's Laporan Pasaran Harta 2025. State figures come from the MHPI (Q1 2026P) and the NAPIC overhang tables (Q1 2026). No developer pays us.