Rent Room in Mersing, Johor, Malaysia
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1,800
MYR
per Month
Master room
Any tenant
Rooms CIQ Direct Landlord
14 hours ago
3
400
MYR
per Month
Any tenant
ALADDIN PROPERTIES MANAGEMENT SERVICES
14 hours ago
6
750
MYR
per Month
Master room / Common room
Any tenant
Crystal Wong
14 hours ago
4
500
MYR
per Month
Any tenant
Lance Lee
14 hours ago
0
600
MYR
per Month
Common room
Any tenant
Utilities included
Lance Lee
14 hours ago
0
900
MYR
per Month
Master room / Common room
Any tenant
Utilities included
Lance Lee
14 hours ago
2
400
MYR
per Month
Any tenant
3c lodge
15 hours ago
3
900
MYR
per Month
Master room
Any tenant
MEGA HOMES CONSULTANCY
1 day ago
17
550
MYR
per Month
Common room
Male or female
ALADDIN PROPERTIES MANAGEMENT SERVICES
1 day ago
11
650
MYR
per Month
Any tenant
ALADDIN PROPERTIES MANAGEMENT SERVICES
1 day ago
9
400
MYR
per Month
Any tenant
UNCLELIEW 0127705624
1 day ago
14
350
MYR
per Month
Any tenant
Utilities included
UNCLELIEW 0127705624
1 day ago
12
300
MYR
per Month
Any tenant
Utilities included
UNCLELIEW 0127705624
1 day ago
8
350
MYR
per Month
Any tenant
Utilities included
UNCLELIEW 0127705624
1 day ago
6
400
MYR
per Month
Common room
Female only
Utilities included
Hafizuddin Saidon
1 day ago
8
400
MYR
per Month
Common room
Any tenant
Utilities included
Rent JDT
1 day ago
2
300
MYR
per Month
Common room
Male only
Utilities included
Shiera02
1 day ago
7
450
MYR
per Month
Common room / Shared room
Female only
Crystal Wong
1 day ago
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What you need to know about Mersing
Compared with busier Johor Bahru or the resort-focused Desaru coast, Mersing offers a quieter, more affordable coastal lifestyle with lower entry prices and fewer high-rise developments. As the mainland ferry hub for nearby islands, Mersing appeals to buyers who value island access and a slower pace; housing stock is largely rumah teres, kampung houses, low-rise apartments and traditional shophouses rather than luxury condos. Road and bus links follow the eastern coastal route, keeping larger towns within a few hours’ drive, while local services cover schools, markets, clinics and basic government facilities. Employment leans toward fishing, tourism and local trade, so some residents commute or work remotely. The property market is steady and modestly active, with seasonal rental demand around holiday periods and gradual interest from those seeking affordable second homes or simpler living outside Johor’s urban centres.
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