Excuse me? Do you need to tag me three times just to reply to something that I've said?  

1st thing, the bolded part, I don't know how you can put 'you' in that sentence as I believe we hardly know each other.

2nd thing, the 'we'. I hope you mean Malaysia. Or else please don't put me and you in the same bracket as you do not represent who I am so please do not speak on my behalf.
If this nation really does welcome and import tons of foreign talents then may I ask how does all these tom, dick and harry with no capabilities and "non-competitive" attitude get to keep their jobs? Wouldn't they be jobless too? And how does that not further increase this nation's employment rate? As you said Malaysia is not selective in hiring staff so when the employers have better options and they are not restricted to hire only local citizens, what do you think they would do?  

P.S. Sorry to all for straying too far away from the topic.

bcoz korean families like their kids expose more to english medium.. that is what korean told me..

mostly korean are from Qcells.. as qcells are korean plant.. and they r expanding in big scale..

Totally agree with that, it's not 'how' but 'how soon'...

The empty units will eventually be occupied by tenants. For those without holding power, they either sell it/rent it cheap or even sell their existing property elsewhere and move in to Cyberjaya. I foresee many will move in to Cyberjaya if Cyberjaya property has not unlock it's potential value, might be a sad truth.    Another reason they will move in to Cyberjaya is also due to the nicer environment, many bought for investment, but eventually they might decide to move when it's ready.

Anyway, from the growth perspective, oversupply might attract many to move in here too with 'competitive' rent. For investors buying to rent, I think it will be renters market so dont have too high expectation. Don't believe agent or developer claiming high rental. It really depends on your luck. Well, I think this is common issue to any new development, not Cyberjaya specific issue.

No matter how the market does, there's only one way for the population growth and it's going up up and up, and that's increasing a lot in tandem with the supply.   It's important to have more stay-in population as Cyberjaya lacks stay-in population for many years since it started in 1997. There's not enough residential units in Cyberjaya, that's the reason existing condo can demand premium rent. With steady growth of day & night time population, it only bodes well for the commercials in Cyberjaya. Seriously again I will say Cyberjaya is shaping up in the right direction. It's only few years ago Cyberjaya is open to other developers, now you can see and feel the changes already.

Haha, i'm ex Taylor's College student,  i still remember 10 years ago my room rental rate is around 500-600 alr in ss15 without air cond some more  so i'm agree that spending power of rich student bought up the commercial and rental, cyberjaya we only depends with LKW student instead of MMU, if compare their spending power, as far as i know LKW student willing rent the whole soho, studio in 1500++ for own stay 

Yup , im alumni one of the uni there..baru dpt email minggu ni

This uni glc backing.

Confirm u sudah tau la which uni. Haha