Semenyih old town already there for more than 30 years, planning wise is very poor. Road condition is bad, many busy junctions and countless traffic lights.. Can't compare at all with Sungai Long which is less than 15 years of establishment..

SEH and EM is a new township developed now. The developer is very experience in township planning and execution. They knows the current trend for house buyers not solely on house anymore, they need infra, landscape, security etc.. This is why the planning for SEH and EM is much better than many other projects in the vicinity. Setia Alam and Setia EcoPark started with nothing in the surrounding, while SEH and EM is much more fortunate since there already a number of amenities / facilities in the surrounding, such as hypermarkets, university, eateries, banks etc. The development pace of SEH/EM I presume will be much faster than Setia Alam/Ecopark.. In terms of Landscape and greenery, I presume SEH / EM already in the top notch group within Klang valley.

With the new development infra, I have shown that it only takes around 15 minutes from Lekas Semenyih toll till Batu 11 toll, even during peak hour, which I presume slightly a few minutes more compare to Sungai Long resident.. Generally, the property prices in Semenyih still lower compare to Sungai Long, which I believe shall have a lot more room to grow.. Time will tell though..

This post has been edited by samkps: May 21 2015, 10:26 AM

I presume Sungai Long is located in mukim hulu langat instead? Mukim Cheras under MPKJ should be on the balakong part and cheras utama, no?

http://www.mpkj.gov.my/web/guest/taburan-penduduk

I think the best method is to refer to your SPA, it will clearly stated the land belong to which mukim. Perhaps you can share with us later.

Putrajaya normally go there for working, not staying.. People working in Putrajaya for examples, many reside in Kajang..

Lol.. I am referring the time for the township to take shape.. If talking about first VP, Kampung Baru Semenyih already exist since 1950s, more than 60 years old already..

I can understand your feeling... 15 years ago when my friend tell me he stayed in Puchong, my response like "Are you nuts"...

It is indeed a good news bukit sungai long link is opened. If will help in diverting the traffic during evening rush hour.. But morning rush hour, it still remains at it is.. Building a flyover is much more comprehesive solution, and hope one day it can be realized..

Do you mind to share the chronology of your travel?

Lol.. if that's the case, that's mean Sungai Long really in Mukim Cheras (Selangor Cheras)..

This post has been edited by samkps: May 21 2015, 01:34 PM

It's Selangor Cheras, still under MPKJ, not DBKL

This post has been edited by samkps: May 21 2015, 01:36 PM

That's mean the average speed is about 20km/h, not too bad..

As comparison, currently from Lekas Semenyih till Batu 11, it's around 15 minutes for 15 km, average speed is 60km/h...

Yeah, you are correct, I project Lekas one day will be jammed up as well.. But when Lekas is already jammed up, means Semenyih area is already developed..

Seri pajam township is still fairly small for the time being, when Semenyih is already developed, it will be their time to boom..

I think SPA and geran tanah is legal biding document, if it says it's mukim cheras, that's mean it is mukim cheras..

lol... True, that's make the difference..

Can't believe or like to twist, only you know.. My meaning is Setia Alam compare to Taman Meru..

lol... If somebody can pay a big chunk of money to Silk should be okay..

Got, Silk bukit kajang toll do have a U-turn..

Actually Silk can build it and put a new toll ... But since there is already a tunnel at twin palm, Silk would reluctant to do it now...

Yes, no bridge, just an opening between the barrier for U-turn...

Not to say strange, it just depends who raise up the request..