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.

Ur landed at Laman View?

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.

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

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

Lrt still ok la

Well, if have school nearby and abundance IT company for sure its gonna be my top choice.

Edit: ops for retirement right? Yeahhh, why not. If serenia got what we want, we can consider it

Err really?

Wow. Just wow. I am already sensing mk ocean.

Have you considered the time and cost of transportation?

How's the parking there? I know its RM2 per day but enough parking? What time is the best time to park there.

Thanks for the update. Really considering buying a condo there.

Have you check the price of transportation  in the first place? You really talk like an mlmer. For a monthly pass to travel to kl sentral cost around 350 per month.

Incredible that you can Actually recommend ppl working in kl to buy in cyberjaya.

That is what I have been implying.
Guess he cannot take the hint.
To pay an extra 400-500 dollars just to travel from Cyberjaya.
That is nearly the cost of a rented room man.

It's ok. As I have said. The way people talk here.

And he claim that he has not "invested" in Cyberjaya yet.

Talking to people here is the same as talking to a mlmer. Seriously.

What he is saying: If you work in KL, you might as well live somewhere closer. It may be better for your mental health too, since not everyone working in KL can get to their offices through ERL.
   
His comments also expose some people's short-sightedness. Just because you currently work in an office that is reachable by the ERL, does not mean that you will continue to work there. What if you get a better, irresistable employment offer but without the logistical benefits, for example in PJ, Ara Damansara, or simply offices in KL that are not reachable by trains - what if you need to take multiple public transports (ERL then LRT then MRT) to get to your new office? Would you accept a 2-hour transit, which is not much better than being stuck in the traffic jam, time-wise? 

Kekhitam mentioned it herself, "as long as my company does not kick me out". What if they do and you end up having to travel to KL after-all with a car during normal working hours? She would know, her husband faced those situations - with better offers making him ride his bike to KL - isn't that dangerous? Now he has endangered his own life riding an inherently dangerous mode of transportation, just because he decided to "settle" so far away from a location with an abundance of employment opportunities - as mentioned earlier, the MSC status locations have spread to KL, companies have no need to anchor themselves to Cyberjaya. And why isn't her husband taking the ERL like you? Most likely due to the fact that his office is not practically reachable by these other modes of public transportation, so he had to ride his own. He is "lucky" that he knows how to ride, would it be prudent to start taking riding lessons just to beat the KL traffic?

Most people would just revert to driving their cars all the way to KL. From Cyberjaya. I just had to make that unfortunate trip today to Prince Court, left at 7:30am, arrived at 9am thanks to everyone else on the road.

Life situation changes and you are better off hedging a little against that. 

My previous landlord has a few units in Cyberjaya, he was proud to claim that he was one of the "pioneers of Cyberjaya". Last I heard he was trying to dispose all of his units due to monthly bleeding cash to prop up his installments - it didn't help that I left. These couples are what I would generally-speaking, call smart, astute, professionals. But even they fell into the traps that are property-investments and investing in Cyberjaya.

OK. And if you get a better, irresistible offer for a company with an office without access to trains? For example, in Mont Kiara (plenty of great companies in this location).

Back to the car you go.