Since u r in the 95% n planning to accumulate this wealth but u cant take all to the next world. Correct?

Pelaburan Hartanah Berhad? 

Then why u keep 'research'ing on cbj and lounging in this thread?

She said she is a student but doing this research for YEARS...

either a fake student or fail student. So easy to see thru her lies.

enough for ice...podracer...student, she need multiple accounts to support herself...

and I wont spend time to debate with someone doing research with data sampling size < 10.

Hey got another question for you who stay long-term in CBJ - how's the 4G data signal in general?

Especially interested if you're a Maxis user because that's what I am currently using.

As predicted, 2017 is the start of slow upward curve.

http://www.computerweekly.com/news/4504202...mart-city-boost

A pilot programme slated to commence in the third quarter of 2017 will give Malaysia’s Cyberjaya the needed boost to realise its ambitions of becoming a smart city.

We look at some of the exciting technology developments being tested or already in use in the Middle East. The region is leading the way in many respects, with the UAE city of Dubai is charging towards its goal of being a world leading smart city.

Led by payments technology supplier Mastercard, the programme will test several applications, including e-payments, mobile ticketing in public transportation, bike-sharing and the use of chatbots in the food and beverage industry.
Specifically in cashless payments, Mastercard will be rolling out Masterpass QR that lets consumers pay for goods and services from their smartphones using a QR code, without the need for a point-of-sale terminal.

Participating merchants, such as food stalls and coffee shops in Cyberjaya and nearby Putrajaya, Malaysia’s administrative capital, are only required to display a Masterpass QR code at the point of sale to accept e-payments.

At restaurants, consumers can build their orders through artificial intelligence-based chatbots, which will learn about user preferences and personalities, and facilitate one-click checkout of takeaway orders using Masterpass.

“E-payments are at the centre of a city’s economic vitality and its integration is crucial to promote a smarter, more sustainable and inclusive space for residents, commuters and local businesses,” said Perry Ong, Mastercard’s country manager for Malaysia and Brunei.

“By leveraging in-depth industry insights and technology expertise, we will work towards enhancing Cyberjaya’s payment ecosystem with a comprehensive suite of simple, safe and smart digital solutions,” he added.

Through a partnership between Mastercard and Masabi, a supplier of mobile ticketing systems, commuters in Cyberjaya will also get a chance to use Masabi’s JustRide app to buy bus tickets, eliminating the need to wait in line for a physical paper ticket when taking a bus.

Gerald Wang, head for government and education at IDC Asia-Pacific, told Computer Weekly that by working with different players in the smart city ecosystem, Malaysia has effectively pulled together various parties that could have been working in silos.

He said this will enable Cyberjaya to jumpstart smart city projects while avoiding the red tape that has plagued some smart city developments in other countries.

Some new pictures from Tamarind Square:

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And if u haven't already known, a new landed property will be launched by Seti@ soon.

20+ wip towers could be physically counted in CBJ. Why so negative to reflect what is physically happening in CBJ?

The above Google Maps should put to rest all claims that Cyberjaya is comparatively too far (distance and travel time) from KL

Latest update on school progress.
http://lakefront.my/sjk-c-union/#

anyone planning to send their kids to King Henry VIII College?

New review by propcafe, see what else hater(s) can dig out of it.. maybe no damacai?

http://propcafe.net/propcafe-revistis-cybe...over-cyberjaya/

China does set foot in Cyberjaya .. ..another  Jack Ma factor

the strategic alliance between Cyberview Sdn Bhd and Winhong Information Technology Co Ltd, a technology company from China, would see the establishment of the Asian Big Data Centre, equipped with a cloud-based operating system, in Cyberjaya, with an investment of RM100 million.