New international in Cyberjaya opening soon. Boarding school which can accommodate 1500 students.

Well this look like Hogwarts.
Any idea which part of cyber is this?
Wanna go sightseeing.

I think the price around 600k to 700k right. For own stay the price is good because it is not in the Cyberjaya zone - you Don't pay premium for the land but get the benefits of staying in Cyber.

Found the link...
https://www.propsocial.my/property/9454/cyb...yber#myCarousel

Landed in cyberjaya will it appreciate as well as say semenyih, bandar bukit raja and so on

I did buy a few landed in cyber for own stay and investment. Hope it does appreciate as well as others. Really like the serenity of that place

any condo below 500k 1ksqft ?

Got this new one lake point residence seems nice

Putrajaya will be getting a MEX interchange? BLOODY GOOD NEWS

no way I am buying Cyber if Putra has easy MEX access

Which development? Highrise? If landed I think everyone sapu

I thought both stations at Cyberjaya already done and dusted, dead confirm already right: 1 nearby at LimKokWing, 1 at SkyPark.
So where is this land owned by Cyberview? Which is the exact land?
And which station will be sacrificed to make way for this "new" station? Or this will be an additional station?

Najib actually did a lot for cyber with the MRT projects, and added frequency of ERL. MRT2 would have been built faster if PH didn't delay the project and cut costs.

The landed villa around there I think is abandon. Should be eye sore view if unit facing those villa.
Not sure those under the same developer or not.

Heart. Organic.

It was purported to be a "tech city", but you don't force things like that. it has to come-off organically. In my opinion, Bangi would be a much better "tech" city, it has so many students, so many established universities and it was already developed. All it needed was an incentive scheme to keep the tech companies there

Due to the inorganic "growth", with all the tax-rebates, and rather unknown, lame and weak (very sorry guys, please don't be personally offended) universities like MMU, Lim Kok Wing, and CUCMS, companies are only interested in Cyberjaya for its special tax status under the "Multimedia Super Corridor". The students who graduated from these universities find their jobs elsewhere, there wasn't even enough economies to keep them in Cyberjaya.

But those tax status can also be had in KL - From KLCC through Puchong, Serdang, Cyber (duh), and ends in Nilai. Property developers also rushed in to capitalize the "market", but the whole city is an example of putting the horse before the carriage. They planned, and built all those infrastructure, without the right people to use them. That is why it is a dead town.

Putrajaya next door had the same issue, but since plenty of funds are being pumped into it, there are so many events being held there each day, MPS doesn't have that kind of money and it would be unfair for the whole of Sepang for too much money to be spent on uninspiring Cyberjaya.

tl;dr: It lacks passion, everyone is "transplanted" here. No one "grew up" here.

I live here, and I have the rights to tell the story as I see it.

Well, those are anecdotal evidences bro, just because you "see many" of your friends staying there doesn't mean that is the norm. How am I supposed to even refute this, I don't know your friends who studied here. If I tell you I have a number of clients who graduated from MMU/LKW who left Cyberjaya (I can recall 7 people from the top of my head) for better pastures, would that be something you can refute? No, so those are anecdotal evidences; they mean nothing.

There are towns that started development at around the same time as Cyberjaya in the 90s that have fully bloomed into more vibrant cities than Cyber; these cities didn't get any federal government backing unlike Cuber, but they were built with the right plan and expectations by the developers and populated by people who are looking for a home and not for purported investment opportunities - examples would be Setia Alam and Bangi Baru

The numbers are not on Cyberjaya owners/investors' side. This is a city with plenty of high-rises being built so close to each other, and they are all empty as you can tell by looking at them at 8PM in the mid-week (meaning people turn on their lights because it is night time, but they are not asleep yet). Rental prices are going for a nosedive, even for landed properties. These numbers are not seen in other cities that I have mentioned.

How is that City Tram coming along? MRT didn't even pass through the heart of the city, it skimmed pass Cyber to get to its actual destination, Putrajaya/ERL

Appreciate if u can list them down for me to explore, thanks.

Exactly, I agree with you. Why are the investors who never lived in the city giving their comments? If you do not live here, how can you know the actual condition of the city? As a Cyberjaya resident I am appalled at their attitude, as if all they are concerned about is to protect the perception of the city, and not taking any actions to improve it at all. Nothing good can come from them sweeping these problems under the carpet. As a resident, there are plenty of issues that the MPS can rectify but are not doing so because of the apathetic attitude of the majority of the tenant-residents and investors.

1. The tenant-residents don't really care about the city because they won't be here for the long term.

2. The investors are detached the city, with plenty of units untenanted (or untenantable) or being auctioned, they don't feel the problems on the ground because they do not live here. All they care is (failingly) to flip out their units or (semi-failingly) renting out their units at an acceptable rental prices (rental prices are going down as we speak)

If no actions are taken to improve the city, it will continue getting worse by the day.

I am a tenant, but also a resident and I really wish the city would address and rectify these problems. Yet plenty of people simply wants to sweep the issues under the carpet. My concerns about the mainlanders flocking the Domain area and bringing their antics should be a major concern. People are leaving the domain due to this, as each units are housing more than the safe number of residents (up to 6 people in a 500 sq. ft. apartment). Domain units have been losing value over the years and nothing will change unless the owner-investors and tenants take steps to rectify the issue.

But all I am hearing are resident-owners who would rather sweep the problem under the carpet, and investor-owners as well as resident-tenants that can't give a damn about it. You guys are looking at it with rose tinted glasses - unless you take steps to make the city better, it will continue to get worse.