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Taman Johor Jaya is a Malaysian estate situated in the northern outskirts of Johor Bahru city. It serves as a housing estate for 16000 families. It is also an industrial area (light industries), and a commercial area. The entire area itself came into existence somewhere around 1990. The estate is administrated by the Johor Jaya council.

Johor Jaya itself was developed in stages. Anggerek was first to be built. It mostly contains a quiet housing development. Dedap, the second section, is known as Jalan Dedap. The area contains the commercial hub of the entire district in the northern area, combined with a quieter southern section. The Lavender cake and bread bakery/café is a highly frequentled spot, as is the Steamboat restaurant. Both are in the northern sector. Keembong is the third section of Johor Jaya, known as Jalan Keembong. It has a small golf course, as well as more housing. The 4th section, Seroja, boasts mostly factory buildings. The section Teratai, also called Jalan Teratai, has two golf courses, and most of the residences are privately owned. The last area is Bakawali, or Jalan Bakawali. It has housing estate in the Northern and Southern area and a a central business area. Rosmerah section was built in the same phase with Bakawali, and includes a larger tract of industrial buildings.

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	'''Taman Johor Jaya''' is a [[Malaysia]]n estate situated in the northern outskirts of [[Johor Bahru]] city. It serves as a housing estate for 16000 families. It is also an industrial area (light industries), and a commercial area. The entire area itself came into existence somewhere around [[1990]]. The estate is administrated by the Johor Jaya council.		'''Taman Johor Jaya''' is a [[Malaysia]]n estate situated in the northern outskirts of [[Johor Bahru]] city. It serves as a housing estate for 16000 families. It is also an industrial area (light industries), and a commercial area. The entire area itself came into existence somewhere around [[1990]]. The estate is administrated by the Johor Jaya council.

	Johor Jaya itself was developed in stages. Anggerek was first to be built. It mostly contains a quiet housing development. Dedap, the second section, is known as Jalan Dedap. The area contains the commercial hub of the entire district in the northern area, combined with a quieter southern section. The Lavender cake and bread ~~shop~~/café is a highly frequentled spot, as is the Steamboat [[restaurant]]. Both are in the northern sector. Keembong is the third section of Johor Jaya, known as Jalan Keembong. It has a small [[golf course]], as well as more housing. The 4th section, Seroja, boasts mostly factory buildings. The section ''Teratai, also called Jalan Teratai, has two golf courses, and most of the residences are privately owned. The last area is Bakawali, or Jalan Bakawali. It has housing estate in the Northern and Southern area and a a central business area. Rosmerah section was built in the same phase with Bakawali, and includes a larger tract of industrial buildings.		Johor Jaya itself was developed in stages. Anggerek was first to be built. It mostly contains a quiet housing development. Dedap, the second section, is known as Jalan Dedap. The area contains the commercial hub of the entire district in the northern area, combined with a quieter southern section. The Lavender cake and bread bakery/café is a highly frequentled spot, as is the Steamboat [[restaurant]]. Both are in the northern sector. Keembong is the third section of Johor Jaya, known as Jalan Keembong. It has a small [[golf course]], as well as more housing. The 4th section, Seroja, boasts mostly factory buildings. The section ''Teratai, also called Jalan Teratai, has two golf courses, and most of the residences are privately owned. The last area is Bakawali, or Jalan Bakawali. It has housing estate in the Northern and Southern area and a a central business area. Rosmerah section was built in the same phase with Bakawali, and includes a larger tract of industrial buildings.