Sure many german cars in SH n SEG. Hehe

Double income no kid - DINK.

Lui Li garden? Only few units left and no more similar link villa launch in future (except limited units in each island), why bother to build show unit? Ha.

My fault... Let me checked again...

Another rubbish question.

Sell-able? What a reason 

http://www.iproperty.com.my/propertylistin...d-house-forsale

Guys i have a silly question in mind. For those island units, how do the drainage works ? Dirt water going into the waterway directly ? ""

The commitment of Rm 1.8/9mil with tiny profit I would say the flipper is St@p1d! Lol

So much works haven't been done yet... Better hurry up SP Setia!

now the smds are taking shape now.....hmm....doesnt look very nice collectively...very monogenous and opis block feel...........plain and simple....

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Ok slow and steady Getting there.
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So far noticed that the workmanship in SEG is quite good. If can make it faster while maintaining the quality, why slow down? of course if delay even better la, can kar Ching 10% late penalty every day. At least some bonus for renovation haha.

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.

Lepironia garden semi d from far.
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Lepironia garden club house
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Facing ludwigia unit 1 to 10 & guard house
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Water fountain roundabout at lepironia garden (post guard house)
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Swimming pool still in progress.
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Unit 10 - turfing started
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You Mei - phase 1.
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Huan Xi - phase 1.
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Liu li garden club house
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Interchange to lingkaran putrajaya
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Bali islands (semi d)
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