If Putrajaya is KL, Cyberjaya will be the PJ.

RM 1800 rental for 450 sqft in Malaysia? Super tough.

RM 1000+ good enough.

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This post has been edited by 1282009: Oct 14 2012, 01:05 AM

Transport boost for Cyberjaya

http://www.btimes.com.my/Current_News/BTIM...l#ixzz280VkgMAu

BETTER LINKS: Cyberview wants light rail transit and MyRapid Transit to serve the intelligent city

NEW developments are set to take place in Cyberjaya, such as a railway network, which may include a brand new light rail transit (LRT) line and the MyRapid Transit (MRT) system.

Currently, the only rail network serving Cyberjaya is the Express Rail Link, connected via Putrajaya to the Kuala Lumpur International Airport in Sepang and the KL Sentral transport hub in Kuala Lumpur.

Cyberjaya, which was conceptualised and designed some 15 years ago as the nucleus of Malaysia's Multimedia Super Corridor, needs a better public transport system to serve its growing population. Today, the intelligent city is home to 600 companies, with 35 multinational and nine educational institutions, and about 53,000 people.

"The huge leap is due to the concerted efforts that we at Cyberview, together with our stakeholders, have initiated, which include the creation of an eco-system for companies to thrive in Cyberjaya.

"We've also launched various initiatives that make operating businesses in Cyberjaya easy and appealing," said Cyberview Sdn Bhd managing director Hafidz Hashim.

He said the company is in talks with the local authorities to extend the MRT and LRT lines to Cyberjaya.

"We are soliciting with them for a LRT and MRT line to serve the population growth. We are working closely to see which is the most cost- effective," he said in an interview.

Cyberview, a federal government company, is the land owner and the Cybercity Manager of 2,800ha Cyberjaya in Selangor, deemed to be Malaysia's version of the US' Silicon Valley.

As the information technology (IT) city of the country, its goal is to attract world-class multimedia and IT firms to set up businesses there.

So far, 27 per cent of Cyberjaya has been developed, while over 40 per cent of the landbank is under development and in planning stage.

Hafidz said as the city grows to greater heights, the demand for transport, residential and commercial development and other needs will increase significantly.

He also hopes there will be better connectivity to Cyberjaya by road.

Currently, Cyberjaya is linked via the Maju Expressway, Lebuhraya Damansara Puchong, the South Klang Valley Expressway and the New Klang Valley Expressway.

how about buying a sub-sales apartment at cyberia smarthomes (beside MMU) 1,000 sqft for 280k?already tenanted @ rm1650/month till june 2013..is it worth buying?

Still, either u buying for the feeling of home for own stay, else make sure u have enough holding power for investment.

Yield > 7%.

Capital appreciation may not be much.

Many condos are coming up @ Cyberjaya, u sure u can maintain such high yield?

I came across with it, just asking here from cyber experts, is Cyberia really walking distance to MMU?

Yup..closest condo..

tq

Ya, Cyberia is just next to MMU, from outside I see the condition is not that good..but rental yield should be quite good..
I'm looking for a property in Cyberjaya but still can't find a good one and within my budget...

if that's the case, surely there'll be over supply of condos @ cyberjaya..then the rental price surely will drop..no future to buy condo @ putrajaya..

Good answer u got there.

Som more there r the new Solstice service apartment coming. How much rental can yield for?

Now all buy & targeting students & office ppl. So if too much condo / service apartment developed?

Solstice service apartment will be the nearest to MMU after that? The Arc too (GRR to MMU)?

i think this 'problem' also happened during the development of puchong, bandar utama years back..if everybody has the same mindset, i dont think many big developers e.g Mah Sing, OSK, MK etc are braves enough to build so many SOHO, condos, apartments in cyberjaya...

I think BU nor Puchong has many condos/apt last time (~5-10 years ago)?

No right or wrong .. For your statement, my comment: developers offload their stocks, sub-sales isn't their "responsibility".

Setia haruman learned the mistake n now adopted different strategy to develope cyberjaya. It is good to see more commercial components in the masterplan unlike previous execution. And all commercial are wip not jus talk on the air or proposal stage. No one has a crystal ball everything in future, if one believe the commercial ll be ready there in few yrs time and workers in msc companies there ll b staying therethen i m sure they have more positive view. Oppositely, if one dont believe it then oversupplies ll b always in one's mind. No right or wrong answer.

I hope they don't control the commercial tenants too much or too strict, eg. stores selling non-halal food should not be restricted. There are just too few of them now.

On the other hand, there are too many mamak stores around which caused stiff competition.



This post has been edited by 1282009: Oct 16 2012, 08:34 PM

Cyberjaya is not a halal place and ppls already showed the shop s that sell non halal food. When u have more population, chinese restautants owners ll not hesitate to join there to earn ur money.