one of my friends live in puchong, i think its because he work there. If he stay in ampang, everyday have to travel very far. other than that, im not sure why haha

one of my friends live in kajang, i think its because he work there. If he stay in petaling jaya, everyday have to travel very far. other than that, im not sure why haha

one of my friends live in shah alam, i think its because he work there. If he stay in cheras, everyday have to travel very far. other than that, im not sure why haha

one of my friends live in klang, i think its because he work there. If he stay in cyberjaya, everyday have to travel very far. other than that, im not sure why haha

get my point?

Same as I, as a resident I am giving my opinions about the city. But because you have vested interests in the city, my view is drawing flak. You are mistaking my honest review of the city as hatred because you stand to lose for each word that I write describing the on-the-ground situation of the city.

Tl;dr: It is not looking good for Cyberjaya buyers then and now. Many are facing paper loss and the worst is not over.

FYI Adiva 2 already sold out almost all of its 402 units with only 16 units left since launching in March. Amani and Adiva 1 are both completely sold out; these two phases were launched in the past 2 years. Serenia is a landed development that people buy to stay in. Real, employed people with offices in Putrajaya as well as Cyberjaya. It is not ridden with speculators like Cyberjaya.

Having said that, the topic at hand is Cyberjaya, as a resident I have the right to comment about this city. Let's bring Serenia discussion to its own thread or we would derail this one. You are welcome to criticize my decisions but whatever you say have not been realized as the city is only 2 years into its 30 year development, unlike Cyberjaya which has failed to live up to its name as a tech hub since its inception decades ago, and now failing as a property "hub" as it seems.

It is a downward spiral for the city. Unfortunately for most investors, the problems are out of their control. They cannot fight against the market forces. They cannot (or fail to) protest against developments by the developers. They cannot stop companies from leaving the city for good.

I think i have said enough. All i seem to have achieved is drawing flak from you guys. I am done here. But i will return if you guys want to continue