This is because they can't afford one.

You are right, to my understanding many Indians and Malays that staying surrounding Puchong has moving out, paving ways for new development which attracts even more new and younger professionals and couples to grab a unit here. Do you know that in Selangor, Puchong was top search in Iproperty? Believe in stats and figures and you never goes wrong.

People are saying that Puchong is jam but the question is which part of KV is not jam during peak hours?

I can tell you my last week experience whereby I overnight in my friend place at Angkasa Condominium at Taman Connaught and during morning was intend to drive fm Connaught highway towards Federal before making ways to Shah Alam. To my amaze, I'm in truly shock stuck in the 4 lanes traffics of the highway which totally not moving, caught in middle of the connought highway without any options making u-turn or any alternate ways. It takes me 5 mins to move 100 metres and the journey which suppose to be less than 30 mins ended up 1 hours and 45 mins causing me late to my office. At the end, I realise how lucky I am staying in Puchong as the traffic at the other part of KV makes Puchong traffic like a smooth sailing.

Conclusion, although traffic in Puchong is heavy but it's moving and the jam is only at few spots such as Puchong Jaya and few in Pusat Bandar Puchong. For those saying traffic in Puchong is bad is either they are from inside the jungle or they need their brain check.

This post has been edited by ronn77: Feb 6 2013, 11:17 AM

Wow bro, you dig my almost 2 years old post here...haha...

Anyway I just move to Subang Jaya from Puchong (due to personal reason) since last year but still I miss Puchong as it's a self-contain township that has almost everything. I opined that those people complaining Puchong price is overvalued and not a good place to stay are those that couldn't afford to own one there. If Puchong is expensive, then check the price Eco World is selling their property at Semenyih.