The concept of this development is green environment with serene neighborhood.
In the middle between houses they have a 2meter green belt zone. Means your balcony will be facing trees and they have 50ft of space between houses. Authority only require 40ft actually but they provide extra 10ft due to ample land.

I didn't like Cyberjaya last time and all along was working in Puchong areas cuz that place is Hot. Plenty of condos to sell. But when I started to move into cyberjaya and do my researches, I can foresee Cyberjaya is gonna boom. It will never be the same like Puchong becuz Puchong is middle class market. Thou there are rich ppl there but the place is catered mostly to middle class citizens. Cyberjaya are more to high end market as you can see the developments there are mostly superlinks and semi-dees and high-end condominiums. The place has wide roads and Cyberjaya is divided into 12 parcels nicely organized. With all the fibre optic connections in CBJ, it's a high-tech place. Over 500 MSC status businesses are there now. 30 MNCs e.g Shell, IBM, Dell, DHL, HP to name a few.

Why Cyberjaya was deadly during the early years was becuz of the Master developer holding back all the land banks and business licensing was strict. No pork, no alcohol and no non-halal businesses there. But now, you can see many franchise bznesses opened there. Subway, Chattime, Starbucks, Tappers to name a few. Actually for a place to boom we need plenty of commercial activities. There are gonna be a few malls up in a few years time. D'pulze, Skypark, Pan'gaea, etc.
The problem in CBJ last time is lack of entertainment and food. Now with Shaftsbury being there, the franchise businesses there are getting packed during lunch hours. The upcoming malls are bringing in cinema, karaoke, spa, supermarkets and these are the things that will draw in more population. Population up to date is about 50k. By 2016 expected to be doubled. That's why developers keep pumping money there. RM 20bil pump into Cyberjaya til 2016. Big boys like Mah Sing, SP Setia, OSK, Emkay, MCT all also there 

It's actually normal to hear ppl say CBJ is so deadly, so far and sorts. It's becuz they never study about that place and never travelled to KL from there before.
20-25mins MEX highway can reach Jalan Tun Razak. =) 20mins can reach KLIA, toll free summore if you know how to use Salak Tinggi road. Next door is Putrajaya, our federal government area. One toll can reach puchong, 2 tolls to sunway, USJ, Shah Alam. There are sooooo many projects ongoing there now and becuz those projects are not built up yet we don't see the place as developed. For ppl who can see the potential, they are the ones who will make money. If you see places which are well developed like Damansara, Subang Jaya, those prices are skyhigh already. Condos like Ascencia in TTDI 1k psf launching. How much can u crop at the end of the day?

Since the price for landed properties is still relatively low in CBJ compared to many other places (with no well organized township planning) I don't see why buying in CBJ is not a safe bet. IT city, Malaysia version of Silicon Valley, 20bil investment from big boys, still have doubts?

The above are just my 2 cents. Some of it are plucked out of newspaper articles recently published.

P/S: For those who might not know whats silicon valley, it's actually a term used for cities/places where all the high-tech businesses are focused at.

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Added on November 14, 2012, 3:08 pmOops I think I posted in the wrong section. I will delete all advertisements about the sales here and keep it as a discussion place.
Sorry if I offended anyone. Will edit posts asap. 

I personally feel that having too few units in a development will give a very dead feeling. One or two turns in the housing area and that's it, meaning you will have a claustrophobic feeling. It will not give you a sense of serenity especially if you are the type that likes landscape and space. No offence to those that stay in this kind of development..

If one has about 1.7 million to play with, SEG Lepironia  SemiD will give occupants a better feel and sense of space. I personally prefer SemiD as I find the width of a house is important esp when it comes to parking + the feel of extra 10 feet land at the side gives the owner the flexibility to turn it into a resort feel provided he/she knows how to design it. However Mansion Duper link is more cost effective if one has a big family. I think more developers are copying Duta Villa in Setia Alam although the take up isn't that hot. So I think u can whack Mansion if they don't pack it like Sardin. Otherwise you will feel like u r staying in a walk-up apartment or townhouse. A lot depend on how generous the developer is in providing the space and green for community living.

that gotta ask itu Country Heights.

This 1 got no lake view

Soros007 & cybertechmkteo abang adik. Haha.

but r more taikor than us LOL

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Added on December 3, 2012, 10:45 pmoops typo i mean u

Soros007 big brother, he is in BBB mode, hungry like tiger.

CBJ peeps, you all stop just stop and take a breath. I realized some subsales are selling below market price. suddenly new properties seemed less valuable to me.

hahaha. well it is up to individuals. but for me, if i can get those launched 2-3 years ago but below market price, I rather choose that.