I actually finished reading it n thought that's what I had min mind but no way I am motivated enough to type it out . This guy deserves a cookie

i am a cyberjaya resident for 12 years already. i already settled down here and have no regrets.

if people ask us should they move to cyber?  we will say DONT. because we want to keep our city clean and quiet. we had enough of traffic and concrete jungles here.
which city have lower crime rate and no flash flood? come tell me.

Btw I buy for home stay only .and property is fully paid.

So u create another term to describe me , right ?

Oh no, when I said bleeding, I was referring to those who bought for investments. If they are bleeding more than a certain threshold (some claim 20%, others 30%, whatever) they ought to have opted for other investment vehicles.

This threshold take into account that properties would experience capital appreciation. But if you are bleeding each month at >20% and your property is experiencing capital depreciation then something went wrong already.

1. it is an OK place to live, and it highly depends on the race of the person talking too. As it is, there are very few Malay restaurants in Cyberjaya compared to Shah Alam. Bukit Jelutong is a much better place to live than Cyberjaya too, in my honest opinion

2. I am trying to channel them but it doesn't work if everyone is thinking that I have malice to this place. I live here and I want to make it better. I called out the horrible park near Dpulze and in return I drew flak.

All I am doing is provide reports on the ground as I see. it.
Mate, if I were really wanted to promote, I should be telling everyone to "just buy! it would appreciate in value!". Alas, I don't, because I have ethics and am a professional. I would not knowingly lie to my clients to buy properties just so that I would be able to engage them in mortgages.

Sorry bro, weak argument. You have just displayed an attempt to utilize ad hominem falacy on me. Just because I am a mortgage broker, you find it fit to claim that I am dishonest.

Try again and please be civil.

Dpulze mini park problems, as promised:


Exposed rusty light poles, all over the park


Exposed electrical box


Same location, different angle


Sandy and damaged rubber tiles


Overflow of sand, bad design. Really patchy after a downpour


Jaya Grocer shopping cart? Stolen?


Exposed wires


Unattached bricks, potential to cause pain


Damaged boat and abandoned part of the town

Sudah lah tu, I dah provide eveidence, nak mengelak pulak.

These things have to be fixed.

Please don't pusing2. All I did was provide what was requested - issues with the park. Now you want me to post other pictures, do it yourself. It is a horrible park, if you have evidence to dispute it, post it here.

Like I said, I have been arguing based on facts, numbers, and pictures. All you guys do are emotional ramblings.

Ok. We can discuss this once you have brought the evidence. For now, we can all agree that the park needs some work and the maintenance can be better.

I feel sorry for Cyberjaya residents, instead of using the photos I have provided to file for reports, they would rather argue like a keyboard warriors that they are. As i claimed, there are so few residents, and an overwhelming number of investors that they could not care less about the city.

So before i highlighted the issue, you never made a report on your own despite claiming that you regularly visit that location? Are you blind or did you not think those exposed wires were life hazards? If your kid ventures to that electrical box and touch the wires do you reckon he would be fine and dandy? Can you guaranteed that your kids would not touch those rusted poles and get tetanus? Such fine residents all of you.

You are all just angry that I am exposing the city for what it is. You are not interested in making this place better. This is why it is how it is.

Congratulations, you played yourself

You are a sick guy who deserve to get bankrupt.

Don't quarrel lah....in forum we take each other comments, learn and do our own judgement. Nothing is perfect in everyone eye.

I am going to move to cbj soon because I find it suits my family but not everyone will like it. I actually hope no other people will move into cbj in coming years so the school and roads are not so crowded but I see so many constructions are going on....As it is, i like the union school for my kids (1 session and not so many students now), the klia transit and mex etc. for me to travel to work, the Tamarind Square for grocery (they sell good variety of fruits), the park in cbj, the house.....

I saw the King Henry International school nearby my house is so big and nice, always wondering really have so many rich people in cbj?? Any taiko know who are actually their targets?

Allow me to share my experience in Cyberjaya. Please don't get mad at any point I shared here, they just my personal opinion, not true fact.

I stayed here for 15 months and moved to Dengkil. Everyone outside of Cyberjaya says I'm crazy to live so far but I really enjoy my life now.

Since I'm a local university student here, I could say I have quite amount of friends here. Only one of my friend likes here, who is working in Cyberjaya. His dad bought him a unit in the early days. Most of my friends live in KL, or run away quickly after graduation.

I'll start with good things first:

1. Wide fibre optic coverage: I love TIME fibre last time but for now, my landed room in dengkil have unifi 100Mbps too. so it's not something I miss now.

2. The waterflow was amazing: I'm not sure all condos have amazing water flow but bathing in one of those condo is very nice.

3. Trees are properly maintained, but also blocks vision when driving

4. IDK why the weather here seems colder than dengkil, puchong or sri kembangan. Perhaps the layout design allows wind to go through.

5. The road design are overkilled. Hardly jam here. This could be bad sign too since not enough people is here.

6. Tamarind looks promising and really changes my mind. I was so surprised for entire hour when my friend brings me there. Cyberjaya gives me a dead city stereotype but the shopping mall there is quite convenient and sell useful things.

7. Banks or government services are very civilized and provide good service.

Well, waterflow with heater is the only thing I miss very much lol.

Then I will talk about the bad side and why I left here..

1. overpriced / oversupplied units: people got too much hype about being the next sillicon valley. Our local technologies level and education is no where near enough to build a centralized technology center. Places like KL Central, PJ or puchong is more suitable to run IT business.

With the hype, too much units are built. The place I live last time got a building PAUSED until I left, it is still stuck at the floor i came in the first day. Investor groups discussing to sue them everyday in Facebook group.

If you look from outside and compare to condos in KL you can see most of the lights are off.

2. With (1), there are many empty units. I got a friend move from 13rd to 12nd floor and save rm300 every month. the price starting to slide. This is not main issue for me, but this is the sign of people going to bankcrupt. Thus, they got no money to pay maintenance fee and facilities get spoilt frequently or not maintained.

3. Also with (1), a lot of foreigner are attracted. [they] -> (those I've met in the area, I'm not saying all their people in their country is like that) are the worst. In my hometown, I live with indian,malay,arab,taiwanese,chinese, never had those issues. I believe this is due to the cultural difference. They talk really loud until 4am and i think hisap dadah, throw things around, yelling with football matches. Called police once with guns and 3 weeks after they still went noisy afterwards. this is the triggering point for me to leave.

If you look into the community you can see a lot of them making a lot of trouble. Reverse one way driving, crashed a malay lady to death (foreign students), crash and run, etc. I think few mentioned in this post. Locals in Cyberjaya are too civilized, won't make them rival and those news just disappears.

4. Still with (1), due to lack of people, developers trying to cheat people to invest with [just looking good facilities]. There are a promising looking malls but sells nothing inside. Then the agents will advertise how useful this mall is.

Also the building quality is low. Low paint quality, low iron door quality, low joins quality. The door in my unit got loud noise every 3 months, and the unit above me or under me will squeek loudly every 3minutes every midnight until 5am. I mean really loud like those big ancient door u see in movies.

5. No food. Sorry, I mean no proper food. People tell me got mcd starbucks dpulze face2face blah3, I don't consider them as proper food. This opinion is obviously biased. I used to eat those food everyday and feel nothing wrong with them, until I almost cry when I went dengkil/puchong/sri kembangan and tasted proper food. I mean any food, chinese, malay, indian food outside of cyberjaya will taste better. Due to experience rental here, most shops hire cheap foreigner to do things, instead of having the feeling of running own business and cook themselves.

6. This is what I read from reddit: People proposed grid layout for cyberjaya but they think its too boring. We have a lot of fancy parks in between and now hardly maintains them. Oxidized stuff is quite normal for malaysia, but exposed wires are a bit over. Cycling lane.. I'm glad they removed some of them. Imagine it is grid layout like the silicon valley in the US, tamarind square and dpulze could be 1-2 blocks away, and dpulze can be also 1-2 blocks away to shaftbury, really walkable. Today u hardly see people walking in Cyberjaya.

7. no LRT.. KLIA express is not meant for daily usage. Too expensive to go KL. MEX do have some distance but I'm quite ok with it, since Dengkil will use that too.
8. Too much traffic lights. the best day I had is all the traffic lights spoilt. went from tamarind to shaftbury in like 3 minutes.

I miss nothing here than that amazing waterflow with heater. Sometimes I went KL and put my friends back to their hostel/condo I'm so glad I moved away from here

Mutiara ville. Oh, also the parking is so dizzy  I think the agent assign me to 5A which was 9 turns. Then I ask for lower floor or I leave, can't get used to so many turns, then he assigns 2A for me, probably my face looks like the kind will kept silent for unsatisfaction.

The tall hanger is still there so it doesn't looks abandoned, but the building just won't become taller. It's behind the CUCMS hostel. The agent used to tell me: hope you don't mind the noise, it will be finished in 3 months. I'm totally fine with those, but most of the noise actually come from the foreigners.

I think there is a tall abandoned look building behind tamarind also. BTW, when I just reach here, tamarind was like haunted abandoned area, until the bookstore opens. Although I got bad experience in cyberjaya, tamarind square and the village grocer is really something I didn't expect to see in here.

Most of my lecturers still drives out on lunch hour.

Very good sharing.

Just share some of my personal view/experience:
1) The klia transit can be very helpful. It is rm350 (for monthly pass) from putrajaya sentral to kl sentral and the covered car park is rm2 per day. It is only 20 minutes travelling time between the two station, the train schedule is fixed, and the interval during peak hour is 15 minutes. It also removes the stress of driving, worry of flooding, risks of getting saman, etc. I used to drive and have to leave early in the morning to avoid traffic, but thankful to this train, I can leave anytime because I am sure what to expect.
2) My wife cooks so lack of outside food is ok for us. She doesn't like outside food anyway.
3) My condo unit in puchong at one point has similar problem with foreigner "students", but now all clear, the effort from jmc is important but I guess cbj condos have too many investors who don't care to spend the effort. I will move to landed unit so hopefully ok, otherwise I will spend the effort to make it ok since it is strata property.

The train to Putrajaya right? Not Cyberaya. There isn't any train that goes to Cyberjaya currently. If we are talking about ERL that is.

Alas the MRT near LKW will go to the ERL, but that MRT is still too far away from central Cyberjaya. As I mentioned before, there were plans for an MRT station in the large road in MutiaraVille - notice that road has so many lanes? That was to accommodate the MRT station.

Someone change the plan. Perhaps due to low population density. Unfortunately the lines have been finalized there the will never be an MRT (of the same line) that goes through that area. That area has so many residential unit compared the the station near LKW.

Anyway. It makes no sense to buy on cyberjaya in the first place when it is easily accessible from other places.  Why would I pay a premium on cyberjays when I can get a much cheaper price at the surrounding.

You are a sick guy who deserve to get bankrupt.

Seriously. I still do not understand the attacks on you. It is not as if the price and demand of cyberjaya will be affected just by the things you have said over here.

If this is the kind of investment mindset people have. They deserve to get bankrupt.

He wasn't cursing. What are you talking about?

How about taking LRT to KL ? by parking at Puchong ?

https://www.myrapid.com.my/fares-and-paymen...ets/go-cashless

I am now stay in puchong and near to lrt but I rather drive to putrajaya sentral to take the 20 minutes train.... I did it for few years already, I tried lrt also but still klia transit is the best.

Price wise?