Fully furnished comes with :

Sofa, kitchen cabinet, fridge, washing machine, dining table, bed, mattress, hob&hood, wardrobe, tv console, etc. Only television not included.

I think this is still a very premium product and RM500k-600k for a 2 bedroom is certainly on the luxurious side of life. Rental will be anything between RM2k-RM3k per month. An above average fresh graduate/young working adult will earn approximately RM3k-RM4k. Even though I'm earning more than that, I'm unwilling to fork out RM1k-RM1.5k a month for my accommodation, it's just crazy by any means to me. Unless I touch the 5 figure salary mark, I think I'll just keep my 'rental budget'  to RM500-RM700

A young couple will most probably start with a cheaper option, RM400k-RM500k for a 3 bedroom apartment? Extra rooms, if any, will be rented out to friends/relatives to help ease the rental/loan. And since they can't really afford the reno, furniture and fittings, they will most probably just do without it.

Just my 2 cents.

Is this from experience or personal gut feel? I think it is the otherwise because most of my friends who have been working for 2-4 years are not forking out that type of money for accommodation. Overseas graduates who are earning decently well RM5k+- and only a handful are staying on their own, most of them still with parents.

While I might agree with you that forking out RM1k-RM1.5k for someone who is earning RM5k is doable, I strongly think that they won't do it. Capable of and willing to are two different things.

And RM4k-RM5k is certainly not middle low income group, it is above average already by Malaysian standards.

80% of Malaysians households earn less than RM5k/month.
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No offence bro, just stating my opinion and respect yours as well.

Oh, icic. If you are looking from that angle, then yes, I will certainly spend more. RM1k-RM1.5k for rental maybe. But that being said, it will be for a 3/4 bedroom home. Well, collectively as a couple (husband & wife), that would mean a RM2k-3k/month, which should be pretty decent.

I think the point I was trying to stress is that the generation today will be more budget conscious/focus than ever. While I do not disregard the fact that there are also more wealthy youths emerging day by day, I believe it is not as fast as the growth rate of medium/high end homes.
Hahaha, ok. Not sure if you have heard of SetiaWalk or been there. Looks great, absolutely happening and lively now, much better than it was a few months ago. Yet, rental for a bedroom unit is only between RM1.7k-RM2.2k and the occupancy rate is really bad. And worth to note that it is really prime location, with the LRT construction right in front.

When should we get out referral? Anyone with a follow up and outcome?

I'm interested in getting one unit. Anyone wanna share referral fee?

i think mirage facing highway is very bad....
how to bare with noise and mrt?

I just booked a Solstice duplex.. although Eclipse is much nicer with sky pool, etc, but it is like 100k more expensive
Hope it is good buy   

The other OSK project in Cyberjaya, they update the Construction Progress with pics for June 2014. But for Pangaea, no update......@&*#(!#@!