If you notice those regular forumners who are bullish of Setia Alam since exit from the township already keep silent inside the thread...

This will happen to thread with V10, V17 version where the vested will keep talk up the township until the time they exit... And most not even plan to stay there.

As readers who buy for own use you need to understand what is your needs and wants. If you work in PJ or KL... you need to be prepare for the long commuting hour in order to exchange for "quality township and lifestyle" living.

can i knw wats u mean by long and wat u mean by fast?30 minutes to kl consider fast or slow?

The most winning comment in 2016. You deserve a cookie bro. So damn true

It is individual tolerances really. Some already buy and they dun have choice or alternative. They just suck it up and travel the 1-2hr one trip and curse the traffic. Eventually they will use to it.

Malaysians love cars very much and wouldn't mind trapped in the jam to enjoy their car.

Wondering how u know the % of employees from Top GLove or Setia can or cannot afford the property there?

think and without thinking???

talk and without thinking??

LOL

Majority of top glove workers cannot afford to buy sa properties.
SP setia hq is mostly vacant, been there last year. Cyberjaya has much denser workforce but its still feels like a ghosttown.
Overpriced and oversupply of properties, i was once viewing a zornia cluster and founded most of them are rented out or vacant. I think the property agents are holding to units to keep the price up.

setia has no public transport at all so everyone goes around on cars. i never have trouble finding parking at the commercial zones at all times. that's how empty.

not sure what tree u barking up. just checked with my friend in top glove management. most top glove staff can hardly save 10% of their salary how can they afford this "premium" township?

thats why when u speak some statement, u just exaggerate it. Everyone know in Malaysia, even u live in Cheras its also takes u about hour to reach KL and the distance is only 15 KM. i personally live in SA, distance to KL is about 35KM, I can go to twin tower at night without any heavy traffic, its about 20 minutes. this is because in between it got highway, it is very smooth to drive. dun make any false statement if u r not SA resident like you know a lot.

This post has been edited by jrshow: Mar 30 2016, 05:32 PM

Top Glove is manufacturing company and it seems the boss has been buying office as investment asset such as in Mines, Jalan Tun Razak and Setia Alam.

Being manufacturing company.... most of the staffs are lowly paid workers and those middle and higher management are just few...

LOL u sure?First what do u mean by majority?are u saying 50% of it?and where u get this statement?have u do a survey, poll or u just assume it only? i also know many of my friend in SPS at least get a unit of it for the medium cost apartment, even those customer service staff also can get it, are u talking about they buying those bangolo lots?hey can u at least use ur though abit ?they can buy it if they want to.

I am referring to peak hour commuting 8am and 6pm. Unless your working hour is 8pm to 5am, then we are talking at different page.

haha bro, u sure after 9.30 AM still peak? im wondering r u a Klang Vally residents, i find it traffic is quite smooth starts from 9.00, at kesas, NKVE,even in Federal HIGHway, inside KL area also quite smooth, please dun exaggerate any unconfirmed statement, it will make u more awkward。

This post has been edited by jrshow: Mar 30 2016, 05:39 PM

this one i totally agreed.... even in cheras puchong pj subang... going down to KL during peak hours required the same timing.... only during super off peak... where you reli get to enjoy the 10-15mins timing to KL city..... the main point is it consume more fuel to jam from those area one hour for a 10km distance... imagine this.... compare to one hour for 35km distance....

It is good to know you enjoy staying in Setia Alam, jrshow....

Are you working in KLCC and if yes... what is your commuting pattern to work?

Most high paid staff are from banking, investment, oil n gas, legal, medicine, accounting or even IT, consultant or outsourcing companies. If you cant attract those biz fields to setup biz there, forget about it. Majority wont have $$$ to pay downpayment or even serving a million loan..

You missed out one point.. if these places...you have alternate mode of transport ie KTM... LRT and future MRT.... you can use these to travel during peak hour.

In Setia Alam. there is none. Peak or non peak... Car is your best friend.

the whole 35 KM is not jam starts beginning till the end bro. First 15 KM, its quite smooth untill the exchange of Subang Airport,taks u about 10 minutes. if u talk about after 9.00 AM traffic,from Subang to Menera TM is about 30 minutes , then from there to KLCC, is about 20 minutes, but there is till lots of car in road , but at least can move if your driving skill is good, not jam there 20 minutes cannt move like tat. So from SA to KLCC, takes u about 50 Minutes- 1 Hour. I usually starts work at 10 am till 7-8 PM everyday.

Sometimes i will go ack to my office for trainning in weekend, its only takes me 30 minutes in day time from SA to KLCC, 20 minuts in Midnight from KLCC to SA.

This post has been edited by jrshow: Mar 30 2016, 05:49 PM

Be it you stay in Puchong or Subang Jaya or Setia Alam, peak hour traffic to KLCC won't be pleasant. Common problem, not only Setia Alam.

yes this I am partially agreed to as well... of course... how many person are really utilizing the public transport in Klang valley... I guess we all cant give a definitive answer to it... if the utilization rate was high but still Klang valley are jam everywhere... its either bad planning or ppls still resort to driving irregardless of the traffic condition... like what you said... enjoy their car....