u can see domain shop house empty until last year... u come and see now ... all new type of restaurant like mushroom there now ...

for student, i think they prefer cheap one(majority), if the new place with same price with much smaller room, i dont think they have any reason to move

take example domain VS cyberia, the ratio between the price vs the unit size in cyberia is much more better ... and nearer for those who study in MMU..

IMO, D'alpinia and Sierra 16 are very expensive....
for student & expat who doesnt have any transportation, its very not convenient for them.

I agree for the shops at the domain but the business is not so good. Everybody is expecting that the office building will be rented but it is almost empty for 2 years. Some shops aleardy changed tenant several times and I know some others are waiting for the end of contract to leave.

MMU will sponsor the appartments beside and guarantee a rental return to buyers with students.

You can easily find a semi-D 4 bedrooms for less than 2000 MYR in d'Alpinia. You can bargain a lot the initial price. A lot of students rent houses there. But some drug traffics happened with police controls.

I like Cyberjaya, it's a safe place, clean with no traffic jams but I'm afraid people and businesses will just jump from one place to another and in a few years you fill find a lot of deserted areas. The governement should do more to attract companies there and also give subsidies to universities or colleges to move in this area. That's the only conditions to make it succesfull. Perhaps attracting a serious university with real local students could give a better reputation to the city. When I say real I mean not like the Nigerians more than 30 years old and with a student pass from Lim Kok Wing or MMU which they use to stay in Malaysia to make their scams. How can you be student if you are 35 years old?

Just wonder, I read from paper over the weekend, The Arc (GRR project) said that it's going to supply 850 units to MMU, does anybody knows better how many students of MMU in-and-out every year?

Wah, so gila. 850 units

Yeah, I read that also like so, just asking cyber folks here

Not that many laaa

850 x 3 = 2550 students only

2550 students a lot or skit? Different uni have different numbers. My whole batch last time only 300. that was including 3 engineering and IT/IS. And I dont think all MMU students want to stay there. 1st and 2nd year maybe la

University of computing and royal university of islamic malaysia are coming. Also a proposed college ls near to pangea t

So far I know the biggest it should be TAR College, one course (e.g Business Administration CIMA) roughly 500 people ..
IMHO, 2.5K is something.

So, does anyone have an idea on rough number?

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Added on
This would be helping Cyber rental market .. They've to grow fast.

wah lots of things coming. looks like cyberjaya is gaining momentum.

million ringgit question to buyers, for better or worst?

rather than buying cyberjaya, why don't consider putrajaya? no foreigners there, the city is built based on green concept and it has beautiful buildings there. i believe if there is any chance to develop, d gov would focus in putrajaya first, being the federal administrative centre.

When i first graduated @ year 2007 the population was about 20k all in. With all the new building for FIT and FOM i think it easily peak @ around 30k now? Maybe more can't be too sure.

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Added on October 3, 2012, 1:45 ami personally will avoid cyberjaya. No offence I'm working here and night time @ domain area... It's infested with negro. Imo they are really problematic. I see them parking middle of the road as if it's their grandparents road. Studying in MMU previously they had gave me a very bad impression. They are always involved in gang fights and so on.

This post has been edited by kidmad: Oct 3 2012, 01:45 AM

cyber suppose should be a good place. but our gov is going to launch thousand Pr1ma home there. like that sooner will become low cost area. later the resident there will request to sell pisang goreng at road side. this is nothing cyberview can control because rakyat diutamakan. i know a dev is going to launch abt 4k+ low cost pr1ma home cost < 220k soon

yikes

bro sikit la..

http://edumodern.com/en/images/pdf/MMU.pdf

over 20k students in 12 years

simple average 1600 per year

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Added on October 3, 2012, 2:39 pmyear 1 - 500
year 2 - 500
year 3 - 500

can be taken up

This post has been edited by kh8668: Oct 3 2012, 02:39 PM

Taman Melawati also last time low cost housing.. but now?

I don't think the Pr1ma home will effect anything..

We don't mind moving from Sri Damansara to Eco Glades.

Summer Glades & Garden Residences VP soon. Yet to see whether the resident there are working @ Cyberjaya. I believe most of them are not from Cyberjaya like us.

Swee. More choices available for buyers.

IMO, D'alpinia and Sierra 16 are very expensive....
>>> The more expensive launches at Puchong or places nearby, the better for Cyberjaya. Once u compare, u will know "Why U buy Cyberjaya?"