I remember those days the food in M'sia was yummy, tasty, reasonable price and friendly staff.
Nowadays everything is the other way round - sucks, expensive and shitty non-Malaysian.

Buying landed bro?

Bro Cabinda - sincerely sharing with you. It's true that we always drive up to that speed cause not so many traffic, one straight road. Hardly feel anything la at 140km/hr.
I swear, no BS

Go to www.propcafe.net and search for cyberjaya la. So many project background covered there.
What's your budget?

Wah.... Another house also in cyber? Sure bor so optimistic?

Sell cheap cheap - many ppl but not classy later.
Sell premium - many ppl can't afford and slow development
So - think carefully before investing in cyber lo.

Probably too many ghost around???
Lol

RM 500K + some $$$ for refurbishment might as well buy MCT lakefront condo?

RM 500K + some $$$ for refurbishment might as well buy MCT lakefront condo?

With the holding power, it's just a matter of time...

No more HSR in cyberjaya?

Hahahaha... If u guys hate it so much why bother in this cyberjaya thread then?



uote=New Klang,Sep 8 2015, 05:52 PM]
This must be the worst investment location among the best locations.

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We knew it since day one that cyberjaya was a failure as Silicon Valley however she just woke up to transform into a residential place which takes time. How can u expect buying today then profit it the next year? Super boom for prop is alr over thus don't kpkb if u didn't do your homework well last time.


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uote=Soros007,Sep 8 2015, 06:34 PM]
We knew it since day one that cyberjaya was a failure as Silicon Valley however she just woke up to transform into a residential place which takes time. How can u expect buying today then profit it the next year? Super boom for prop is alr over thus don't kpkb if u didn't do your homework well last time.

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Tamarind Square - in the right progress.



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uote=Soros007,Sep 8 2015, 06:34 PM]
We knew it since day one that cyberjaya was a failure as Silicon Valley however she just woke up to transform into a residential place which takes time. How can u expect buying today then profit it the next year? Super boom for prop is alr over thus don't kpkb if u didn't do your homework well last time.

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Hahaha.... Wait see wait see... Continue - good.

So what is that related to you?
You buying then?

Share with us, what ppl comment abt setia alam when SA just started? What SA had upon that time? Cyber has all the right factors after Setia Haruman revised their plan few yrs ago. Just need time as any other suburbs.

quote=hornbill_78,Sep 8 2015, 09:18 PM]
Ong or ghost town time will tell.

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No matter how u look at cyber, over supply of high rise is likely to happen. So think abt your plan before buying.


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So many Rm300K++ apartment coming to the market?

[quote=gks,Sep 9 2015, 11:20 AM]
CBJ win on all criteria. SA is further to KLCC. Access is not better. Toll charges are higher. Facilities are not better.

Not sure how to compare LKS's SP Setia vs MK's Setia Haruman.

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Two arguements here... First is the demographic and support of upgraders from surrouding area. SA has support from places like Klang, Meru etc as upgraders for well-planned township with amenities and modern design houses.

Second is Setia Alam houses starts from low base... The first few phases landed launches was below RM300K and going up during the 5/95 heyday and property market booming. This has encouraged people to move in to achieve the population mass of scale.

where else for Cyberjaya, the landed prices start from RM700k (For Garden Residence link houses) where it render Cyberjaya unaffordable to most of the mass market. Currently even the cheapest landed like Laman View is approximately RM600k and apparetntly from forum feedback, it is selling well.

i think Cyberjaya and Setia Alam is not the the direct comparison where both are serving different market. Even if you look at Setia Alam now, they are focus on selling affordable apartment because they realize it is no longer easy to sell those RM1m landed property anymore. There are thousand and thousands of sub RM300k hitting Setia Alam in next 2-3years. Do you think it is not going to be oversupply in Setia Alam as well for the affordable segment?

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