I understand that they have to make previous buyer happy. But what I don't understand is say after discount it cost 1.7-1.8 million, this is still more expensive than Lepironia Gardens; It is smaller in built up, smaller in land size, not as nice in concept, less strategic in terms of location etc but still more expensive? The beauty about properties is ther are still takers. I guess beauty lies in the eye if the beholder. I for sure will go for Lepironia if I have the money. BTW, is SP Setia pricing the remaining units higher than previously sold? Will they go behind early buyers' back to offer renovation rebates in cash? They are known to do these nonsense.

yup, I have 1 fren he bought the 1.8mil semi D in GR.

I also wonder why he dont go for symphony or SEG. As i know GR semi D is fully furnish, with very good kitchen tools and setting, this is one of the selling point, it seems that chef Wan will move there also...

Chef Wan is staying in a bungalow in GR

Not everyone like the seg rendering le. Maybe ur frien like boxy units. Symphonyhill maintenance is way beyond affordable level. GR can move in now.

This post has been edited by propertybbb: Aug 4 2014, 12:26 AM

couldnt agree more...

all cyber highend project need to have their own unique selling point to attract different buyer...

Anyone been to SEG sales office recently?
Can kindly update how's the sales status of current phases?
Mainly semi-D units (Lepironia Garden phase 2) - Looks like it's the phase to be launched.

Looks like Symphony Hills & Mirage by The Lake is attracting many Own Stayers now...

Good!

Garden Resi occupancy rate also picked up compares now to few months. Saw quite many units with cars at carporch. Too bad, the dpulze keep delaying it.

Been to prima avenue Tokio cafe for lunch last week, after my visit to MBTL...

i saw few young married couple with baby having their lunch in prima avenue, i think they are staying in cyberjaya, as cyber dont have mall now, i dont think ppl will purposely go cyberjaya just for a lunch during weekend...

they went to buy property at Cyber la. after booking then lim teh

This post has been edited by noblebaby: Aug 6 2014, 02:27 PM

No, survey international school for their baby

That was exactly what I did, hope the one you saw was not me

Which project?

lakefront villa

Why dpulze so slow complete? Once the first mall in cyber compleyed the residential market value going to increase more...its gonna be more atractive for ppl to invest and stay here...

U planning to move here @ still sourcing?

plan to move but very long term bro...maybe -10 years from now...now still flip here n there to get capital

Cyberjaya to get MRT connection

In line with the government’s goal of transforming Cyberjaya into Malaysia’s Silicon Valley, the town will get additional infrastructure such a mosque, hospital and a transport hub that will the link town with Putrajaya.

“The Government is finalising the study to bring the MRT Line 2 to Putrajaya. We are going to build an overhead ‘walkalator’ about 400 metres long to connect Cybercity centre to Putrajaya Sentral, to ease people’s movement, which makes it more commercially and financially viable,” said Faris Yahaya, Managing Director of Cyberview, the landowner of Cyberjaya.

However, Cyberview will now prioritise the technology component of Cyberjaya instead of its property component.

“We have stop selling land owned by Cyberview and we want to be more strategic, we are rebranding to be a global technology hub…attracting more multinational companies, high-tech companies,” he added.

Nevertheless, Cyberjaya’s gross development value is expected to reach RM20 billion by 2016 from just RM11.1 billion last year.

Meanwhile, the last phase of the Cyberjaya Global Tech Hub Blueprint, which aims to turn the town into a global technology hub, will soon be submitted to Prime Minister Najib.

According to Tan Sri Dr Irwan Serigar Abdullah, Secretary-General of the Ministry of Finance: “After we have tabled and finalised the report, then we will present it to the Prime Minister, hopefully very soon. We are now getting feedback and input from stakeholders and government entities,”

At present, Cyberjaya houses about 800 ICT and non-ICT companies, including two colleges, four universities, eight banks, 40 MNCs, 486 MSC firms. And by 2016, the town is projected to have a population of 100,000.

Any news on the upcoming new phase?

400 m?! Why not just have the extension.....