The Asia-Pacific region's biggest privatised integrated township development is situated at Gelang Patah, about 30 kilometres west of Johor Bahru City.

The 26,800 acres township, named Bandar Baru Nusajaya (Nusajaya New Town), costing RM32 billion, will be receiving it's first citizen before the year 2000.  It is designed to host 500,000 residents upon full completion by the year 2020.

Currently located within the township are the already operational Second Crossing to Singapore, which was opened in January 1998 and it's supporting expressways such as North South Expressway extension and Johor Bahru Parkway, both of which run through the heart of the township.  The RM1.3 billion, 1.9 kilometres bridge crossing provided the people another route to go to Singapore without using the congested Johor-Singapore Causeway in Johor Bahru City.

Nusajaya will be equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and design such as fibre optical cabling, linked greenbelt open spaces, special landscaped zones, facilities for the elderly and the handicapped, fully concealed drainage system, common underground utilities tunnel, etc.