I do see where you are coming from and what your concern is....and given the fact that you have been staying there for a good 10 years+ really means that your view covers a lot of depth.

At the same time, it is also clear that the city (Klang Valley) is expanding and people are now staying further and further away. Not because they want to, but simply because they don't have much choice. From central PJ, KL, USJ and the likes of it (pre year 2000) to areas like Rawang, Kajang, Sg Long, Sg Buloh, Bangi in the past few years. New developments are coming up but further and further away from the heart of KL city centre. Public transportation (MRT, LRT) has also been extended to reach these places.

Seremban 2, Seremban 3, Nilai....all this areas are now seeing massive development and population is growing steadily.

And it won't be too long before Cyberjaya is breached and the population surpasses the critical level, and that's where the sudden boom comes in. Equilibrium will take place naturally (if areas nearer to KL gets more and more densed, people will slowly, over a period of time, migrate to other less densed areas).

KLIA2 will be coming up soon, mid of this year. That itself will pull more people closer to it, be it Cyberjaya, Sepang or any other city near to it.

Cyberjaya is a new, planned, township...and with that, I think will be an important deciding factor too, besides its amenities and all the MNC, universities and local corporations.
To be honest, I would seriously consider living in Cyberjaya in the near future if I can get a nice landed property. Not planning to work in Cyberjaya, but still commute to work (KL city centre) on a daily basis. I currently stay along Jalan Puchong/Old Klang Road and spend just as much time to get to work as compared to travelling to KL city centre from Cyberjaya on MEX.

The landed projects that they have there are out of my reach at this moment, but given the environment and the build quality, I would say its reasonable.

Jalan Puchong is suicide at the moment...40 minutes just to hit Federal Highway/Mid Valley intersection.

Anybody property...? :-)
Good for you!!!!!

Asking price does not necessarily mean it's the rental price. Price could be higher for these two posting due to higher entry cost, thus, the asking price will also be higher automatically. Just my opinion. Like what another forumer said, best to go there and take a look at the actual situation. Alternatively, can follow these two ads and call them 1-3 months later and enquire about renting it. See if the unit is still available or has been rented out.

Rental rate isn't determined by the discussion among owners but the demand of the market. A studio unit (530sqft) at Parkview service apartment at KLCC is going for RM2,500+-. And that's KLCC, mind you, the heart of KLCC. I think RM1,300-RM1,500 would be a decent price.

http://homes.trovit.my/index.php/cod.frame...on_type.1/pop.1


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