QUOTE(max_cavalera @ Nov 5 2015, 01:13 AM)
I wouldnt wanna buy at the fringes southern of klang valley early in my career life...if suddenly i change company and workplace relocate to more northern part of klang valley that already give me a lot of hassle to go work...
Thats why a lot of ppl still traditionally prefers to buy in a more central location within klang valley area like puchong, shah alam, subang jaya, pj, damansara...
If suddenly change company, then there will be a lot of SUDDENLY scenario and it will be never ending. Whoever bought in CBJ for their reasons, have reasons that differs from yours.
I give mine as an example. When I first started working in Puchong back in 2003, the commute was horrible coz I was staying in Taman Melawati, Ulu Klang. Eventually I bought a condo in Cheras in 2006, and almost halved my travelling distance and time. Almost.
When I bought into CBJ, I bought so that I could reduce my commuting time, not to mention the current environment of CBJ compared to the hustle and bustle of Puchong. Getting too lazy to wake so early for commuting these days. And by Puchong, I mean I work near Taman Puchong Utama/AEON Big which is on the fringe of Puchong. Thus I don't need to jam all the way to IOI area in the morning rush hour.
Next year or so, I might be posted to Gombak for a few years (few years can be never ending in my line

). And that's within the same company still. Even if I remained in Cheras, the morning commute to Gombak is also something I am not looking forward to. So, should I now look for a property in Gombak? Should I rent? Options options options.
I highly doubt if someone is staying in the areas you mentioned above, a PJ resident who currently works within 20km of his/her home, would choose to work in Kajang. If they do, it would be for a considerable higher pay hike. Or someone staying in Puchong, wanting to work in Gombak. Thus, central is rather subjective.
And considering that people don't change homes each and every time they change jobs, the likelihood is that they would change jobs to suit homes instead. At least that's my view when I look at my friends, colleagues and relatives. I'm speaking of the common man on the street.
This post has been edited by matthewctj: Nov 5 2015, 12:14 PM