cyberjaya is definetyly a big no for me

reason :
halal policy, no street hawker allowed

cyberjaya is actually very big potential 1 but restricted by halal policy since there is a lot of university and big company.

1 ) no chinese restorent , no dim sum, no sao pao, no pak kuk teh, no yong tao fu, no street hawker, no pub, no cha siao .
2) without all these chinese food, those chinese worker in cyberjaya wont move to cyberjaya.
3) more company fload to cyberjaya will only boost puchong, serdang and SK area.

Unless halal policy removed , if not i dont see ong affect ( residence condo ) in cyberjaya.

cyberjaya only suit for rental ( unleast for now, future not sure - so many competitor )
mega mall also dont have potential to attact chinese move to cyberjaya, cause food in cyberjaya damn expensive, a normal mix nice will cost you RM 8 . just food will cost you atleast Rm 25 per day .
No cheap food court, you only can take expensive food.

No chinese move in, cyberjaya only target for foreign worker and student.

Cyberjaya is a big no for own stay.
For investment also kinda risky with overprice and so many competitor.

ha ha, bakuteh is already there lor. some chinese food stalls at the street mall-bus terminal. But it is quite true that cyberjaya need more chinese and other variety of food options like japanese, korean and some western too. That is why the current development is encouraging as this provides transformation opportunity for cyberjaya to be more diversified. But I doubt you will see toto. Well there is always online option mah.
Come 2014/15 with most of the landed and high-end condo properties completed like from setia eco glades, symphny hills, mirage by the lake, serin, sejati, together with current GR and summerglades we shall see more middle class malaysian including chinese to move in there.

Eco Glades, Summer Glades, Garden Residences...

Most HER project have quite a number of Chinese buyers.

If Setia Alam can make it, Cyberjaya can make it too. I believe the most important, Cyberjaya is sexy to Puchong rich & upgraders.

Probably 700 to 800 psf. Sorry didnt really track all the project pricing as i am not a professional investor or property agent. Majority project launch this year should be around 500 to 600 psf ...

For Bumi buyers, was informed that transfer of title for land in Cyber to Non Bumi requires approval from the authrorities.

Be aware.

When the land is leasehold, a consent is required.

In Klang Valley, only freehold in cyber requires consent.

Dont see any issues with landed prop which is still well below demand.

[attachmentid=3211391][attachmentid=3211395] LokYoon Cyberjaya.

Ipoh Style chu-yok ball soup, pai kuat, wan tan mee etc .....
One wan tan mee = RM 9.90 wow!

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Added on December 17, 2012, 7:06 pmLevel 1 - Top of Burger King and Kayu Nasi Kandar.

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Added on December 17, 2012, 7:08 pmI think it's different classy la.....
Just like what bro XYYAP mentioned below - Sri Damansara VS DPC....
Nearby but different standards / social status lo....
   

Ha..ha, they r some CBJ critics or so-called knew CBJ very well one always claim CBJ is Halal one and non-halal is not allow.

have been living in cyber for about 5 years whereas my husband almost 10 years, really enjoy staying here with 100% satisfaction especially seeing speedy development started about 2-3 years ago, yes 10 years ago cyberjaya is nothing, but now it is totally different, you can find all sort of food here like pizzahut, dominos, chatime, kfc, old town, paparich, mamak, japanese food, indian food, penang food, nyonya food. There is bus terminal, luxury cyberview hotel resort, big and well-maintained park with lake and superb night view over putrajaya bridge, proper and decent working class people around, never heard of any robbery/snatch case which makes me feel safe staying in cyberjaya, cyberjaya is indeed blooming now, bought myself the mirage by the lake condo a year ago, recently went to see the progress and the whole area really makes my heart melt, super nice!! hihi...

r the CCTV working? 

That sounds like a v.iagra ad =" Life starts at 50 but not your manhood.Use v.iagra"

u r super baby

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Added on December 18, 2012, 11:37 pmnowadays i purposely  drive to cyber for a cup of coffee,.....

from Subang   to support..as most of the restaurants and shops r just open
it will make cyber lively

more good news for Cyberjaya folks

SEPANG, Jan 5 — Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak today announced that the new low-cost airport here, dubbed KLIA2, will be launched on June 28, coinciding with the launch date of the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) in 1998.

The premier said the airport was scheduled to be ready by May, but the operations would not be rushed as there were some teething issues to be solved before its opening.

“We should go through some of the teething problems with the new terminal and once it is ready, then KLIA2 will be fully operational.

“As a target, I have decided that it should coincide with the date of the opening of KLIA. Hopefully, I will have the opportunity to open KLIA2 on June 28,” he said.

Najib said this at the launching of a specially designed 1 Malaysia AirAsia aircraft livery to commemorate the start of the 1 Malaysia Integration Programme with AirAsia at the LCCT (Low-Cost Carrier Terminal) here.

Also present were Minister of Youth and Sports Datuk Seri Ahmad Shabery Cheek, AirAsia group chief executive officer Tan Sri Tony Fernandes and Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) managing director Tan Sri Bashir Ahmad.

Bashir said MAHB welcomed the prime minister’s decision not to rush the opening of the KLIA2 and to coincide it with the opening date of KLIA.

He said all issues pertaining to the new airport were expected to be settled before the opening date to avoid even minor glitches during operations.

“We do not want to rush. I think the prime minister has the same thought in mind. We have seen many airports worldwide failed because they were rushed into operations.

“It is something exciting also if the date coincides (KLIA and KLIA2) as it will be a double celebration for us at MAHB,” Bashir said.

The RM3.6 billion KLIA2, built to cater for the explosive growth expected in low-cost travel, is sprawled over 257,000 sq metres and is envisaged to handle a maximum of 45 million passengers a year.

The airport will have 60 gates, eight remote stands, 80 aerobridges, plus a retail space covering 32,000 sq metres to accommodate 225 retail outlets. — Bernama

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Added on January 5, 2013, 4:07 pmFirst mall for Cyberjaya

Posted on January 5, 2013- Featured, Property News.

By THOMAS HUONG
huong@thestar.com.my

CYBERJAYA residents will enjoy the comforts and conveniences of the township’s first shopping mall, when it becomes operational in the first quarter of 2014.

The Dpulze shopping centre is part of an integrated development that consists of two hotels, two blocks of serviced apartments and an integrated neighbourhood mall located at Cyberjaya’s central business district along Persiaran Multimedia.

Developed by Dpulze Ventures Sdn Bhd, the project sits on 4.3 acres of freehold land and has a gross development value (GDV) of RM500mil.

The mall, which is owned and managed by Dpulze Ventures, has a gross floor area of 400,000 sq ft and 1,000 car park bays.

Dpulze Ventures executive chairman Kan Ah Chun says the development is designed to cater to the needs of a sustainable township.

Kan, a former banker, also sits on the board of Bursa Malaysia Main Market-listed plantation group Malpac Holdings Bhd.

He is also the former executive chairman of Main Market-listed apparel group Sequoia Holdings Bhd (now known as Yen Global Bhd).

Among the anchor tenants for Dpulze are TGV Cinemas (eight screens), Jaya Grocer, U Bowl Centre, Song Box, Yamaha Music School and an international fitness chain.

“As of December 2012, we have achieved more than 50% tenancy.”

He says that tenants being sourced are aimed at providing the township with holistic products and services.

Based on the company’s research, the primary catchment is middle to upper income earners (RM8,000 to RM9,000 per month).

“With that in mind, we have tenants ranging from grocers, home specialty stores, education, international fitness centres to family entertainment outlets.”

The mall sits below two blocks of serviced apartments consisting of 505 units of single and two-bedroom layouts.

The units, from 558 sq ft to 676 sq ft, and priced from RM400 per sq ft, were sold out within six months after being launched in late 2010. Each unit comes with one car park bay.

“The two hotels and serviced apartments give DPulze a guaranteed market for our tenants,” says Kan.

The idea for the mall came a few years ago when Kan noticed that there was a lack of services catering to business travellers in the township.

“In 2009, the initial plan was to build hotels here. Other than Cyberview Lodge Resort, the nearest hotels with five-star comforts are in Putrajaya. So, there is a need for business hotels – four star and below – in Cyberjaya,” says Kan.

Dpulze Ventures bought the 4.3-acre site from land owner Cyberview Sdn Bhd and master developer Setia Haruman Sdn Bhd.

Kan and his team negotiated with Tune Hotels and the Ascott Group to set up hotel services.

Tune Hotel will have 162 rooms, while Citadines by The Ascott Ltd will offer 203 units of serviced accommodation.

However, after doing a market survey, Kan realised that there was also demand for a family-oriented neighbourhood mall within the township.

Based on a 2010 survey by Stratos Consulting Group Sdn Bhd, there are 180,000 residents within a 15-minutes driving radius of Cyberjaya.

This is projected to increase to 310,000 residents within 2014 and 2015, in tandem with the township’s economic growth and the completion of a number of residential developments.

Kan also pointed out that Cyberjaya has 500 companies with multimedia super corridor status, 40 multinational corporations as well as a working population of 76,900 people and 65,000 students.

“The mall is projected to serve 450,000 people by end-2015. There is a lot of retail opportunities in this township as it is under-served.”

Published: Monday January 21, 2013 MYT 6:55:00 PM

Xiamen University to set up 1st overseas campus in Malaysia

SEPANG: Malaysia has been chosen as the venue for the first overseas branch campus for a top university in China, Xiamen University, in 2015.

The university, which is listed among the top 20 universities in China, was founded by famous Malaysian rubber magnate Tan Kah Kee in 1921.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said the branch campus would be built on a 150-acre site at Salak Tinggi, near here and was expected to be operational in September 2015.

"The Malaysian government has given approval in principle to Xiamen University to set up its first overseas campus here.

"The invitation is historic because this is the first time that the Chinese government has allowed one of its universities to set up its campus abroad," he told reporters after meeting with the president of Xiamen University, Prof Zhu Chongshi and a 20-member delegation at the Bunga Raya Complex, KL International Airport (KLIA), here for about 30 minutes on Monday.

Najib also witnessed the handing over of the invitation letter by the Higher Education Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin to Zhu. Also present was the Prime Minister's Special envoy to China and Chairman of the Malaysia-China Business Council Tan Sri Ong Ka Ting.

The Prime Minister said an agreement for the establishment of the branch campus would also be signed in early February during the launch of the Kuantan Industrial Park in Pahang.

He said the branch campus of the Xiamen University was expected to take in 10,000 students in the first stage with Malaysians representing one-third of the enrolment, and another one-third comprising Chinese nationals while the remaining one-third would be students from Asean member countries and non-Asean members.

He said five faculties would be set up at the branch campus here namely electrical bio-engineering and chemical engineering, medical school, ICT, Business and Economics, and Chinese language and literature.

"The establishment of the branch campus would turn Malaysia into an educational hub in this region," he said adding that English language would be the medium of instruction.

He said that the University of Xiamen, which is a non-profit making university would use all the income gained from the branch campus here for reinvestment so that the campus here would reflect a university that had attained an excellent educational quality.

Meanwhile, Najib said the setting up of the first branch campus in Malaysia was most meaningful in terms of bilateral relations between Malaysia and China.

"This development was made possible after I had stated to Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao in April last year in Nanning, China that Malaysia welcomes the intention of the University of Xiamen to set up its branch in Malaysia.

"As a result of the discussion, Wen gave his approval for the project to be implemented," he said while thanking the deputy president of the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia (ACCCIM), Datuk Ter Leong Yap who provided the funds for the land for the campus.

Meanwhile, Zhu thanked the Malaysian government, the prime minister and the Higher Education Ministry for the effort in setting up the university's first branch campus here.

"This represents another meaningful cooperation between Malaysia and China in the field of education besides economic, trade, science and technology, and cultural cooperation to boost bilateral relations," he said.

Zhu said the cost of setting up the branch campus was estimated to be about RM600mil, of which RM400mil would be spent during the first stage of its establishment.

"With a ratio of 15 students to one lecturer, about 700 teaching staff would be required for the branch campus that would be set up. The university has begun the process of recruiting the teaching staff from all over the world," he said, adding that lecturers from the Xiamen University in China were also keen to work here.

Zhu said the tuition fees would follow the standard in this country and the University Xiamen-Malaysia scholarship would be provided to assist poor students who had achieved outstanding academic performance.

bro xyyap as you wish - population x 3!!!