Maybank CEO is in Symphony Hills

This reason alone, u judge the "exclusive" gap...

Even without him, the "exclusive" gap already worth RM 500k+

More Greens & Trees

Hahaha, thanks for the compliments.
I do occasionally write articles for The Star actually, Lifestyle section.... :-)
>>> U shall write some articles for Cyberjaya!

HUAT-AH!

We shall see more highrise family condo & sexy mix development coming...

U used to aircon office. Hehe.

Remember to take photos...

GE Summit: PM announces one-stop centre for creative industry in Cyberjaya:

http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2013...-Cyberjaya.aspx

KUALA LUMPUR: A one-stop centre to support companies involved in creative multimedia, research and development, outsourcing and data management will be set up in Cyberjaya.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak announced the setting up of the Malaysian Global Innovation and Creative Centre (MaGIC) as part of the Government's latest effort to enhance entrepreneurship.

"The centre will be a one-stop shop for entrepreneurs, with everything from getting financing from banks or venture capital to incubators for developing start-ups, from intellectual property registration to facilities for training, coaching and mentoring," he said.

Malaysia will also be hosting the 5th Global Social Business Summit next month, he said at the launch of the Global Entrepreneurship Summit (GES) here Friday.

Najib added that he was looking forward to receiving creative solutions from the Global Startup Youth programme, which is part of the GES.

The programme pairs some 500 young people with 100 mentors to look into some of the world's most pressing problems, he said.

Later, Najib launched the 1Malaysia Entrepreneurship programme (1Met), which will help to accelerate the growth of 5,000 young entrepreneurs annually.

"Please dream. Please dream big. Be audacious. Dream of the improbable.

"The future is exciting. The future is today. The future is right now," Najib told a cheering crowd of thousands of youths.

During a question and answer session, Najib was asked if there would be a special allocation for the 1Met programme.

"Yes, the answer is yes. I will announce it in the coming Budget 2014. I can announce it today, but that will be letting the cat out of the bag," he said.

To another question, Najib agreed that holding a gathering of global entrepreneurs from time-to-time was a great idea to improve entrepreneurship in Malaysia.

US Secretary of State John Kerry, who was with Najib at the 1Met launch, told the audience that the United States would provide a means for collaboration between America and entrepreneurs in South East Asia.

He said there will be a partnership between the US and UP Global to train half a million entrepreneurs around the world, including those in Malaysia.

He also announced Beehive Malaysia, a collaborative space for social entrepreneurs to find solutions to great problems.

Earlier, Najib said entrepreneurs and potential businessmen should not be afraid or discouraged by failure, but instead use the experience to spur themselves to success.

He said the Government continuously worked on providing a better environment for entrepreneurship, and hoped that entrepreneurs would re-calibrate their attitude to failure.

"In a culture defined by a freewheeling and audacious capitalism, a country like the United States, which draws on a history of both liberty and plenty, a failed business gambit is seen as useful experience. Failure is not a death sentence.

"Other countries have different traditions, but the principle of encouraging people to attempt the improbable, without the undue fear of failure, can be more widely adopted."

In Malaysia, Najib said bankruptcy laws could be reviewed and streamlined to strengthen the safety net that allowed entrepreneurs to bounce back.


This post has been edited by xyyap: Oct 18 2013, 10:21 AM

Cyberview: Cyberjaya land no longer for sale:

http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/...onger-for-sale/

PETALING JAYA: Cyberjaya township’s is remaining 1,500-acre landbank will not be sold for private property development. Instead, landowner Cyberview Sdn Bhd is looking into engaging in private partnerships to develop the various components of the township development.

The government-linked company (GLC) recently decided on the move in favour of retaining its stake and ownership of the land.

“Land is an equity…this will be a conduit for future steady stream of income,” managing director Faris Yahaya told The Malaysian Reserve yesterday, adding that the move will maintain the company’s leverage in Cyberjaya’s township development.

Land, he said, is a lifeline of any company and the management deliberated concerns on the company’s future should all its existing land bank be sold.

Todate, the company has sold up to 2,000 (809ha) acres of its 7,000 acre landbank for development to private developers and there are over 17 developers including UEM Land Sdn Bhd, Mah Sing Group Bhd, SP Setia Bhd, OSK Property Holdings Bhd and Paramount Corp Bhd that have development projects in the township. About 3,500 acres of the landbank are set aside for green belt and infrastructure.

This is seen to be a move in a similar direction as Selangor State Development Corp (PKNS) which recently opted to form joint ventures with property developers for all its residential, mixed development and luxury housing projects. PKNS adopted a zero landbank strategy in which the company will not acquire any land for its development projects.

Faris also announced that the company’s current joint-development housing project with RM1.02 billion gross development value, undertaken with Gadang Holdings Bhd as its construction partner, is making headway with a groundbreaking ceremony expected to take place by December this year.

“The application for consent to plan has been submitted and we’re awaiting approval,” he said, optimistic of their plans to proceed with land clearing, piling and structural works once the consent is given.

The project consists of 2,500 residential and commercial units, with nearly 900 of which are slated as affordable housing 1Malaysia People Housing programme, with the latter priced between RM220,000 and RM250,000.

The home ownership of these affordable housing units come with three conditions. Firstly, it’s only made available to first-time house buyers, then it includes a six-year moratorium restricting house buyers from selling the property during this period, and priority for purchase is given to those working in Cyberjaya.

In 2011, Cyberview reported a threefold rise in the sale of Cyberjaya land space. In October 2011, the company sold 646.3 acres (valued at RM1.23 billion) compared to 203.8 acres worth RM404.43 million in 2010. Cyberview’s (then) MD Hafidz Hashim described the Cyberjaya development had reached the tipping point.

Of the 646.3 acres of land sold, 445.7 acres, valued at RM612.6 million, was acquired for residential development with some RM2.42 billion invested until October 2011. Some 165 acres, valued at RM551.7 million, was bought for enterprise and commercial development.

Under the previous leadership, Cyberjaya already had RM3.73 billion worth of developments in the pipeline, targeting to achieve these through land sales of enterprise, commercial, institutional and residential space. The company had set its aim to reach a community of 32,000 residents by 2014.

Cyberjaya Malaysia Delegation to Showcase Malaysia's Technology Innovators at GITEX 2013 in Dubai:

http://www.zawya.com/story/Cyberjaya_Malay...20131017121008/

Cyberview Sdn Bhd, a Malaysian Government owned company and landowner of Cyberjaya Malaysia, will be leading a delegation of five small and medium enterprises (SMEs) at GITEX Technology Week 2013, scheduled to take place from 20 to 24 October, 2013 in Dubai, U.A.E.

The focus of the mission is to explore commercial technology partnerships and offering potential business investment possibilities available at Cyberjaya Malaysia, The Premier ICT hub and gateway to Asean's ICT, multimedia and services offerings.

Exhibiting under the Cyberjaya Malaysia brand, the SMEs comprises:

- Boneybone Ventures Sdn Bhd - Specializing in Creative Multimedia and Mobile Services such as VOIP Services, cloud computing services, web and mobile application services. Product features include HelloBone - VoIP Solution, BoneyCloud - Cloud Services Solution, CDN, Hosting, BoneyApps - Application Solutions and Boneytix - Event Management Portal.

- Cruise GPS Systems Sdn Bhd - GPS, Fleet Management, Tracking and Monitoring of vehicles, Personal Tracking, Software Development. Product features include CRUiSE Connect FMS on tracking and monitoring of vehicles from a remote location and CRUiSE Connect Fleet Management Solutions (FMS).

- Extol MSC Bhd - Information Security Management, Intelligent Access Control System, Security Operation Centre, Multi-Platform Authentication Solutions & Multifunctional Network and Communication Solutions. Product features include e-Passport - authentication use for both secure login and transaction data signing, AtomsOS - consolidating traditionally high cost multibox solutions into just ONE kwickKey and IDA - a proprietary encrypted QR code system deployed either with or without Internet access.

- Penril Datability Sdn Bhd - Enterprise software and on-demand solutions for e-commerce, multi-channel commerce, master data management and order management for Financial Services Industries. Product Features include Online Apps Online Banking System for Internet and Mobile Banking, Online Payments Processing Solution, Card Management and UPASS Multi Factor Authentication System.

- Terato Tech Sdn Bhd - Mobile Games and Applications Development - iOS, Android and Blackberry. Product Features include Publishing AiyoConnect! which allows publishers to publish to tablets in seconds, building and publishing mobile games such as SilentMode and Enterprise Appstore.

Building on their experience and expertise from developing and implementing ICT solutions, these Malaysian SMEs will showcase their latest innovative offerings to assist companies' power up their businesses.

Cyberview Sdn Bhd Managing Director, Faris Yahaya, said, "Cyberview hopes to leverage this year's GITEX to further extend the reach of our Malaysian SMEs to forge partnerships with them and establish the presence of its SME tenants' offerings in the international market. By housing these ICT, multimedia and innovation companies, Cyberjaya Malaysia seeks to become the regional growth engine for global innovation, multimedia development, creative content generation, and shared services outsourcing."

"This is the fifth year that Cyberview is participating in GITEX Technology Week. It underscores our commitment to help facilitate collaboration and exchanges between Malaysia and Middle East ICT businesses," he adds.

He also noted that Cyberview's involvement in GITEX would allow it to showcase business and investment opportunities in its growing ecosystem, supporting services and infrastructure, and look forward to welcoming more companies into Cyberjaya Malaysia to set up operations or collaborate with existing companies.

In Cyberjaya Malaysia, technology-centric SMEs are nurtured under the SME Technopreneur Centre clusters and with the support of Malaysia's Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC), provide these technological start-ups with global networking opportunities and business support.

Cyberjaya Malaysia is currently home to more than 700 Malaysian and global technology companies including Hewlett Packard (HP), DELL, Fujitsu, IBM, AMD, DHL, HSBC, Shell, BMW, and Ericsson.

Into its 32nd year, the theme for this year's GITEX technology week is "Where Technology Means Business," which is underscored by the flux of ICT, services and creative content exports and offerings produced by Cyberjaya Malaysia for the global market.

Cyberjaya Malaysia is the core of Malaysia's Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC Malaysia), a gateway to Asia's booming ICT markets that offers the best of first-world knowledge and infrastructure at developing-nation costs. MSC Malaysia is a designated zone where technology entrepreneurs and global multinationals alike enjoy attractive tax breaks, access to world-class human capital, high-speed Internet facilities and proximity to Malaysia's administrative and commerce centers.

New launch Sawtell Suites:

http://www.sawtellesuites.com/index.html


This post has been edited by xyyap: Oct 18 2013, 10:35 AM

Scan liao?

Many big fish does not like Cyberjaya.

Project @ Cyberjaya is selling slow & steady...

From Facebook, looks like quite many Bumi brothers like Cyberjaya, quite many buying highrise...

Imagine 30%+ of Cyberjaya workers opt to stay @ Cyberjaya!

Xie-Xie-Ni! TQVM!

Send to me xyyap2@gmail.com

I will make it public via Facebook.


This post has been edited by xyyap: Oct 18 2013, 01:48 PM

For reference only, please purchase a copy to support!

Malaysia's First Chinese Real Estate Magazine October 2013:

http://www.dropbox.com/s/769heumr7ikdr2g/REM_2013_Oct.zip

Support own thread. Instead of kena F @ Putrajaya thread. Haha.

Thought I am sincere enough loh.

Support Support Support!!!!

This explain not many flippers for Cyberjaya HER, except some projects selling 3 years back.

Wish Summer Glades & Garden Residence subsale going slow & steady!

Pangaea:

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1940261/+1060