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Badminton Court Rates in Johor Bahru 2026: RM13 to RM35 an Hour, and the 6pm Jump That Doubles Your Bill
We read the live rate cards of eight Johor Bahru badminton halls on 10 October 2026, from Skudai, Kempas and Tebrau to Dato Onn, Masai and Iskandar Puteri. A court costs RM13 to RM35 an hour, and the biggest swing is the evening jump: Rally 7 Arena goes from RM15 to RM35 at 6pm. We compare day, night and weekend rates, which halls add 6% SST, and the late-night slots that bring a court back down to about RM15 an hour.
AEON Taman Universiti JB Back to College Has Ended: What Skudai Students Can Still Buy Cheap (Air Purifiers From RM389, JB Clearance to 1 Nov)
AEON Taman Universiti's store-only Back to College leaflet (1 to 11 October 2026) has ended, so the RM89 Midea fan and RM45 curtains are gone. We checked AEON's promotions on 23 October: the Haze Fighter air-purifier sale (from RM389, to 31 Oct) does cover Taman Universiti, a Clean & Comfort Care toiletries and household leaflet runs there 22 Oct to 1 Nov (Dettol refill 2 for RM18), and AEON Bandar Dato Onn has an up-to-80% electricals and home clearance to 1 November.
7 Coworking, Serviced & Virtual Office Operators in Johor Bahru 2026 — Who Publishes a Price, and Why the Same Business Address Costs RM24 or RM150 a Month
Johor Bahru now has more branded flexible-workspace branches than any Malaysian city outside the Klang Valley — one operator alone runs nine of them — and almost none of them will tell you what a desk costs without a WhatsApp conversation first. We read every one of these seven operators' own websites on 26 August 2026 and found only two that publish a rate you can act on. The gap between them is the story: a Johor Bahru business address costs RM288 for twelve months at a Skudai shoplot operator that prints its full rate card, and RM150 a month at a Level 18 suite in Johor Bahru City Square — the same service, six times the price, and the difference is the postcode on the letterhead. Private rooms run from RM290 to RM690 a month, and the cheapest branch in one seven-branch network is the one furthest from town while two of the ones nearest the highway cost the most. Rechecked on 29 August 2026: Regus, whose site would not open for us three days earlier, turns out to publish the fullest ladder of the lot — a Johor Bahru business address from MYR5 a day, which is about RM152 a month and lands within RM2 of the priciest local address here.