chinese ppl will think like i am paying this high price for govement proxy,
so you can see not much chinese ppl stay in cbj

let's see in few years time, can't compare last time since it's limited choice and mostly cater for students. Not many people willing to stay in same building with majority students.

the good landed property will bring in quite a bit of family to stay in long run. let the market settles, flippers flip or burnt. Eventually, there will be adjustment and distinction between areas suitable for family to stay. For Chinese crowd, we'll know after the Chinese School opens

when Autoville going to VP? have been idle for quite some time...

when the SJKC would open?

hmm, the speaker said he invested in Cyber quite a lot....is he one of u guys in here??

He is the developer of Rappongi Cyberjaya

Rapponggi..no news

Sales room up but not open.

Where?

If not mistaken Roppongi's original plan is to have segi, but now seems to be CUCMS? From the latest map I got from ceria residence sales office, SEGI proposed on selangor science park side, beside pinngiran cyber....

how about the medical center beside Roppongi, HSC...It is now part of Roppongi? Coz I saw roppongi's plan include a proposed medical center.

Anyone know or have more info?

This post has been edited by thecaterpillar: Aug 26 2015, 10:38 PM

What's this project?

That's Roppongi Cyberjaya.

http://www.roppongi.my/masterplan.html

Land in Cyberjaya must be very pricey. So much buildings on a small land.

Those owning landed must be very happy.

Looking at the master plan everything seems to be just "proposed"... is anything confirmed?

The developer does not have a strong historical background.

Beautiful proposal.

At least we know it is not some badly planned complex.

Interesting proposal... but will it look good to have a block for young people and a block for elderly?

LOL....sounds weird to split it that way

From the looks of it, they seem to be targetting retired expat coz it will be next to medical center and education hub. So can buy for their children and come and stay too. Probably targeting HK retiree or Japanese with MM2H? With our weakening Ringgit, it could be a good selling point for them to foreigners.

Many from country with 4 season would love the all year long summer in Malaysia, especially when they get older. And they get to stretch their savings and spend quality life here compared to their own country. I used to have neighbor from Netherlands, a retired army spending good time here. He loves the weather coz winter can be too cold for him as he has arthritis.

MM2H eyes 70,000 HK retirees
2014-09-17 18:24
HONG KONG (China), Sept 17 (Bernama) -- The Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme targets over 70,000 Hong Kong retirees. A MM2H agency, Aubella Sdn Bhd, has signed a joint venture agreement with Rainbow Credit Union, Hong Kong, to offer a new retirement solution and property investment in Cyberjaya.
The development offers investors and retirees a 10-year social visit visa as well as a unit of freehold property in Cyberjaya at an affordable RM500,000 (USD168,000) for a fixed period of five years.
Aubella General Manager Vincent Fong said at the programme launch and agreement signing ceremony that investors nearing retirement age could rent out their units as this offers a steady passive income.
"In the long run, the net worth of the property will grow due to capital value appreciation," he said in reply to a question from a potential investor at the launch held at the Malaysia Healthcare Travel Council (MHTC) office in Wan Chai here today.
The agreement signing was witnessed by Max Wong Wai Khuen, Regional Director (East Asia) of MHTC, an initiative by Malaysia's Health Ministry to develop and promote the medical tourism industry.
At the same occasion, Aubella also signed a memorandum of understanding with MHTC to unveil this new package to retirement investors. Also present were Rainbow Credit Union Director Terry Liew and BND Global Development Sdn Bhd Chief Technology Officer Seow Gim Shen, the project developer's representative.
Rainbow Credit Union is an international financial cooperative that encourages members to fully utilise their resources and manage their finances.
Liew said Malaysia was chosen for its climate and medical facilities as well as for its human, cultural and geographical environment.
The number of medical tourists to Malaysia has grown 226 per cent over the past six years, from 341,000 in 2007 to 770,000 in 2013, Wong said, pointing out that medical services in Malaysia are value for money, with no discrimination of foreign patients.
The new development is named 'Roppongi @ Cyberjaya' after a district in Tokyo. The concept integrates work, dining, shopping, entertainment and education all within a high-density, high-intensity yet green urban environment.
Seow said the 'Roppongi @ Cyberjaya' will be the first 'micro-climate township' in Malaysia and is expected to be completed in 2019.
"Roppongi will support a diverse population. Our civic facilities will complete the balance in lifestyle and convenience for all residents," he added.
Malaysia has been ranked as the top retirement destination in Asia by internationalliving.com for 2013 and 2014, while the Longstay Foundation of Japan rated it as the most popular long-stay destination for retiring Japanese for the eighth consecutive year since 2006.
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