EcoWorld: Inside Eco Botanic as it enters a new chapter
A 750-acre township minutes from the Second Link, introducing The Chateau II to CNA's professional readership.
Read on CNA →Mediagates 360 is MediaCorp Singapore’s official media representative for Malaysia, Thailand, India and China. One team to plan, book and produce your campaign on CNA, MediaCorp radio, MediaCorp artistes and MediaCorp’s social channels — so Singapore buyers and shoppers already know your name when the RTS Link brings them across.
We represent MediaCorp’s platforms across Malaysia, Thailand, India and China. For a Johor developer or mall, that means one conversation instead of many — and a plan built around your buyer, not a rate card.
Direct access to CNA Brand Studio, MediaCorp radio, station social video and 8world — the platforms Singapore buyers already use every day.
Offices in Malaysia and Singapore, so one team understands both the developer and the Singapore buyer — and can brief, book and follow up on both sides.
We produce the creative and build the supporting events, roadshows, outdoor and digital around your MediaCorp placement, so every piece reinforces the next.
Price and floor plans come later. In our experience, these are the doubts that stop a Singaporean from booking a viewing — and each one calls for a different kind of media.
Track record matters more across the border. A CNA Brand Studio feature places the developer’s story on a news platform they already trust, with credibility a listing can’t borrow.
Investors want reasons, not slogans. Long-form CNA brand stories and video — the township's growth, connectivity, tenants and amenities — give them something to weigh and share with family.
Familiar voices and faces close the distance. MediaCorp radio, MediaCorp artistes and Singapore roadshows make a project feel known before the first visit.
The RTS Link will make Johor Bahru a short train ride from Woodlands. Singaporeans won’t discover your mall or project at the checkpoint — they’ll decide where to go before they cross. The brands they have already seen and heard in Singapore will be the ones they head for.
Day-trippers plan where to shop, eat and spend the weekend before they leave home. A mall that is already heard on MediaCorp radio and seen on CNA and social becomes the default stop — not one they stumble onto. Sutera Mall and JB City Square already reach Singapore listeners this way.
Every regular crossing is a potential buyer seeing Johor up close. A project Singaporeans already recognise — from CNA, radio and a Singapore roadshow — turns a day trip into a viewing, and a viewing into a booking.
MediaCorp reaches 97% of Singapore. As its official media representative for Malaysia, Mediagates 360 gives Johor developers direct access to these audiences — and helps you choose the platforms that match your buyer and budget.
Sources: MediaCorp media kit; Nielsen Radio Survey 2025.
Best for: introducing the developer and the investment case through CNA Brand Studio features, profiles and video stories.
See EcoWorld on CNA → Ask about CNA for your projectBest for: high-end landed homes, branded residences and investment-grade projects.
Ask about CNA Luxury & LifestyleBest for: building familiarity around a launch or roadshow, in the language your buyers speak.
Hear a property-related spot → Ask about MediaCorp radioBest for: first-time buyers and younger investors, in a format they actually watch.
Ask about station social videosBest for: Mandarin-speaking families and investors.
Ask about 8worldWork Mediagates 360 has planned and placed for developers marketing to Singapore buyers.
For a developer new to Singapore buyers, a CNA Brand Studio feature borrows the credibility of a news brand readers already rely on — and gives them a story they can share with family.
A 750-acre township minutes from the Second Link, introducing The Chateau II to CNA's professional readership.
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Two features speaking directly to Singapore business owners weighing a move across the Causeway, with Facebook amplification.
Read on CNA → Eco Business Park 8 →Singaporeans know MediaCorp's artistes. Bringing them to a launch turns an unfamiliar project into an event worth crossing the Causeway for — and creates content long after the day itself.
Six MediaCorp artistes — Edmund Chen, Zoe Tay, Pornsak, Jessica Liu, Chen Han Wei and Kym Ng — at the opening, with media interviews on site.
A 30-second spot turning the celebrity event into broadcast advertising for Singapore audiences.
Radio keeps a project top-of-mind in the weeks around a launch or roadshow, in the language your buyers speak.
A festive spot on MediaCorp’s Mandarin stations, timed for the run-up to Chinese New Year to draw shoppers from both sides of the Causeway.
A promotion-led spot inviting Singapore listeners across the Causeway to shop, and win, at JB City Square.
A brand-awareness spot introducing Jubin BMS to MediaCorp’s radio audience ahead of the company’s public listing in Malaysia.
Alongside MediaCorp, this is the wider property work we have delivered — roadshows, outdoor, print, video and digital. It’s why we know what Singapore buyers respond to, and how to make your MediaCorp campaign work harder.
Roadshows put the project in front of Singapore buyers in person — and work best when visitors already know the name from MediaCorp radio and CNA.
For the Phase 1 launch, Singapore buyers were invited to an investment preview at Village Hotel Katong with property analyst Ho Chin Soon, alongside a Singapore sales gallery on East Coast Road and print advertising to bring them in.
Mall roadshows put the project — scale models, light boxes and sales consultants — where Singapore families already spend their weekends.
Each roadshow works best with the media planned around it, so visitors arrive already familiar with the project and the conversation starts at “which unit” rather than “where is this”.
Many Singaporeans first notice a Johor project while commuting or travelling. Outdoor and inflight media keep the name in view at exactly those moments — and an inflight special gives travellers time to read the full story.
A fully painted double-deck bus taking the project through Singapore's streets every day.
A full aircraft livery for Greenland, alongside cabin advertising for Greenland Jade Palace.
Overhead lockers and meal-tray backs reaching a captive audience of regional travellers.
Business and family travellers flying around Asia have time to read — and many are weighing a second home. To reach them, we bought out 16 pages in not one but three low-cost carrier inflight magazines: Scoot, Jetstar and Tigerair. We filled them with a Johor special on food, entertainment, leisure, amenities and property investment, positioning Johor as a desirable, affordable place to live, work, eat, play and invest — with developer advertisements and advertorials alongside.
Each magazine sat in the seat pocket behind every seat, on every aircraft, free for passengers to take home — so the message travelled well beyond the flight.
For buyers who still read the papers, a well-placed feature or advertorial reaches English and Chinese readers alike.
The developer's story told in English and Chinese, reaching both of Singapore's main reading audiences.
Buyers who can't visit every weekend want to see the neighbourhood, not just the show unit. Short, story-led videos answer “what's it like to live here?” and travel well on social media.
Part of a social video series for the mall — festive stories, tenant features and style content made to be shared.
A lifestyle film showing what everyday life in the Bayou Creek enclave looks and feels like — the question every buyer asks before visiting.
Homes360 was Mediagates 360's own property supplement — a showcase of Iskandar Malaysia's latest developments, mail-dropped to Singapore households. Because each issue featured several developers, every project got a targeted print presence at a fraction of the cost of a standalone mailing.
“Iskandar Malaysia: now is the time”, “Johor Bahru rising” and “Turn your property into a homestay” — featuring R&F Princess Cove, Pinetree Marina Resort, Sebana Cove Resort, SouthKey Mosaic, The Platino, Tropicana Collection, Green Haven, Wave@Marina Cove and TriTower Residence.
Target households averaged 3.42 residents, with a 90.5% home-ownership rate.
See the full distribution list →Display and social ads keep following up with the buyers who showed interest, and let a campaign be targeted by location, interest and life stage.
Leisure Farm · Google Display
A family of display formats for each launch — bungalows and semi-detached homes at Bayou Creek, Residensi Bayou, and one-acre private estate villas — under one consistent “There's no place quite like this” message.
Shattuck-St. Mary's Forest City · Google Display
Display ads announcing the opening of the American boarding school's Forest City campus — the kind of amenity that gives Singapore families a reason to look at a township.
Sakura Residence · Facebook carousel
Built around the project's story — luxury prefabricated houses using Japanese construction technology — and a clear buyer incentive, with valuation and SPA legal fees paid, driving viewers to book an appointment.
We have also run launch campaigns for Singapore projects — including for a Malaysian developer entering the Singapore market — so we know how Singapore buyers respond on their home ground.
Bus and taxi wraps plus launch-day print for Malaysian developer MKH's executive condominium in Punggol.

















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