Global entrepreneurship community summit 2017 will be here in KLCC on 12-13-Dec. I attended last year, it was very good, cyberview was there to invite ideas for smart cities and they said they will provide testing opportunities and sponsor winning ideas (I am not sure the execution part), but at least they are doing something about it, this year they will be there again, good to go for anyone interested in cbj, or any other topics.

Someone may tell you those rich people would not care about Chinese school, their kids are studied in international school

Recently my uncle shared with me his story. Many many years ago, he viewed a new housing development in Bandar Utama selling at 180k, he did not buy, few years later, the BU housing priced at about 500k and he decided to buy, and he laughed at himself why he didn't buy earlier, many people told him not worth it already. Now, his unit worth 2 millions. If you still think property price will drop and decided to wait, that is your choice, everyone responsible for his own decision.

This post has been edited by wsoon82: Sep 20 2017, 05:31 PM

Many many people around me worth much more than that.

You seems never own a property? I know someone who bought the cyberia smarthomes, when asked if it was a good investment, the answer was yes, you know the rental there bla bla bla you know the price I bought bla bla bla.
Try talk to people with real experience if you target certain area instead of staying in the cyber world.

This post has been edited by wsoon82: Sep 21 2017, 08:51 AM

At the end is how much you put in and how much you get back, it can be capital or rental or both. I answered so many of your questions, but you never answer mine, do you own any properties, where are those properties, and what are your view about your properties (if any)??

You can easily check via google map during peak hours for different locations to your destination in kl city center and you will be surprised the time required from cbj to kl, it is not as far as many people perceived. Otherwise take klia transit, 20 minutes will arrive kl sentral.

This post has been edited by wsoon82: Sep 22 2017, 06:29 PM

My office just beside kl sentral, take klia transit rm350 per month, no toll, no traffic, fixed schedule, covered parking rm2 per day. I love that train so much, you have to try it out then you know. It is hard to share with someone who don't use "iPhone" about how good is "iPhone".

As I said, you can use google map to find out most of the answers you need. From where to where, how many tolls and how much time are needed. Then you can analyze where is the best for you.

I personally don't prefer to stay in area like subang but I would not tell people it is not good to stay in subang. Everybody have their own preferences.

This post has been edited by wsoon82: Sep 22 2017, 10:43 PM

Train schedule are fixed, so you don't need to wait, I usually arrive 1-5 minutes before the train come. Peak hour is 20 minutes per train now. Coming back is even easier, total take 25 minutes only (3-5 minutes walk from office to kl sentral, go into train as scheduled, 20 minutes to putrajaya sentral, understand?). Covered parking there is only rm2 per day (if you park overnight then pay more).

This post has been edited by wsoon82: Sep 23 2017, 12:24 AM

Yes, very accurate and reliable. You can download the schedule PDF format from their website. If you are so concern about cost, may consider using motorbike.

Gross development value is estimated to be rm3.0 billion according to their company financial report. A lot of land clearing around that area, seems like a number of developement going on.

It was free last year, I believe it is free this year as well, just google and register online. A really good one.

I also bought maple, now stage 2a, plan for own stay as well. The 22x85 are priced slightly over 1mil.

This post has been edited by wsoon82: Oct 16 2017, 06:16 PM

Because those people are not staying in cbj and they comment based on hearsay or their own perception.

How is the condo you stay? Mostly occupied by locals or foreigners?

No idea about condo in cbj, you would probably need to view some subsale units to make a better decisions (not using iproperty, instead call an agent and really go to view some units, in and outside cbj). Personally I try to avoid those mixed development i.e. condo with commercial title.

Haha, I am too free just don't want newbie to be mislead. I also got to know cbj from this forum and thanks to some good info given by the seniors.

Register school for my kid, I thought only sjkc union, actually there are a number of choice, which one has better teacher and student quality?


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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?

I don't know the hidden private school. I thought the Korea school is for Korean factories/companies in cbj.

Just that King Henry school is very "suspicious", big, nice buildings, but don't know where to find so many rich students.

Thank you Sir, I grew up in kampung and I don't like those places with many people/crowded, so the slow traffic lights suit me. Just hope people don't keep move in then I may have to move again further away.