Ya, one needs to be footballer to talk about the match.

Not really

Good thing about cyberjaya it is a planned city

So you wont see dumpsters style industry, seedy 'massage' place, hawkers occupying main road, workshop beside restaurants, school located far away, factories and industries in the middle of residential areas etc

Ya, Few countries where u live do not have a name ..I believe what u say

I want to invest/buy  a property in Jupiter too.

The world is greater than kampung.

We love that small park. Why say its badly maintained? The playground is wonderful for kids. The only thing is the waterfall has not been in operation for years. Other than that all looks okay. No?

Missing nurse found dead with slash wounds in Cyberjaya apartment 
I wonder what is the murder cases per capita of Cyberjaya. The place is a ghosttown, with empty units, but I keep on hearing about murders and homicide here.
I am talking about the small park near Dpulze. Is that the one you are referring too? If yes, I guess you have a very low standards of maintenance. Tomorrow I will go down there and take and publicize these pictures:

1. The pond is dirty and full of things that should not be there. Water is also murky, there is an old and abandoned sampan there which is an eyesore
2. the walkways are filled with sand
3. the electric boxes are opened, exposing high-voltage wires to the public
4. Long grasses across the park, especially between the pavement-bricks, parks seems not taken care of


the reason MPS couldn't afford to pay for the maintenance of the park is probably because of the ghosttown status of Cyberjaya. A lot of units are left empty with no tenants. The owners couldn't even afford to pay for the unit maintenance; would they be paying their cukai pintu? Unlikely.

You buyers are responsible to ask MPS for better maintenance, Cyberjaya is deteriorating because you guys are busy replying to me instead of doing the right thing. The town didn't grow organically, not many people grew up in Cyberjaya, compared to matured towns like Subang Jaya or Shah Alam. Plenty of you bought the units as an investment or to stay as you started working - this is the problem with Cyberjaya, the unit owners are apathetic to the city - ad it shows.

People are not criticizing Cyberjaya out of boredom. There won't be any smoke if there isnt any fire. All criticisms should not be put to rest unless addressed properly, and all of you guys, instead of addressing my criticism which are valid (as I have proven my points with photo evidences, more to come), are brushing them off, trying to undermine me as a Cyberjaya resident.

I know a lot of you are investors who do not stay here. I have more rights and accuracy; and I have no bias for nor against the city - I have no vested interest here, other than the fact that I am a resident-tenant. 
Really meh? I went there to meet my clients, and it seems like everyone is keeping to themselves. But it is great if what you said is true. Unfortunately, it is one of the few places that are gated and guarded - and a landed strata. if you are smart you would avoid landed strata. Imagine high-rise strata also people are not paying their dues, will landed strata do any better? 

The prices of the units there droped or plateaued for quite a bit hasn't it? I tried to finance a purchase there, developer is selling for 1.7M, which is the same price of the unit it tried to sell many years ago.

Bro, I am referring to SEG, the property that I AM STAYING IN for 2 years. Maintence collection is above 90%.

Your perspective is always problematic properties, i understand, it is your bread and butter.

What i am asking is, don't just look at the problematic properties here, there are good one too, just like any other places.

Cyberjaya is the highest income per capita city in Malaysia after Putrajaya.

it is a very low crime rate area.

Cyberjaya needs better local authority, mp sepang cannot use one

Apparently a lot of people who have vested interest in the city are very defensive about the city. That is understandable, but please don't twist words and taichi the facts. The fact that news report murders in quick successions in Cyberjaya doesn't make the city a "high-income city". You guys are twisting other people's words, no different than the property agent who managed to sold you over-priced properties.

A few months ago when I was in the market for a home we found Setia Ecoglades selling the townhouse units; if I am not mistaken, for RM1m, but with 200k discounts, making it RM800k. Now it is being lelonged at RM600k? It would have been a crazy investment. Almost all who bought in Cyberjaya lost paper money, and can't exit the market due to this loss. 
Dei, the burden of proof falls upon you to provide the source, don't ask people to "find your own source" when you are the one who brought it up. You are a disgrace to:

1. Cyberjaya residents (I am starting to assume that Cyberjaya residents are not a very sharp bunch)
2. MNC employee (you must be one of the few in the first quartet of the bell curve)
Don't put the blame on MP Sepang, I am sure they are doing their best.

Now I do not have the sources for this, but based on my observation, there are plenty of owners who do not pay their local taxes due to the fact that units can't be rented out (I have shown pictures of this), they do not pay maintenance (I have also shown proof of this), so why would they be paying their local tax?

MP Sepang cannot prioritize Cyberjaya over other sepang areas.

Unfortunately a lot of new developments in Cyberjaya are non-landed. You can't discount the fact that these are the kinds of developments that people have bought in Cyberjaya.

You can't pick and choose which ones to look at. You have to look at the city as a whole. I have given examples of a few high-rise developments as well as landed developments such as Symphony hills and SEGs, posted the last transacted prices too above and they show very little activity. See above

And if you have to tell people to "do not touch non-landed", then you admit that Cyberjaya as a whole was not developed properly. These can be seen, especially the area near Gem in Mall, there are simply way too many high-rises there in a middle of NOTHING.

This lowyat forum can be really boring nowadays, many people like us mute & make money better

So many talk like pro in Malaysia properties, really can make your day damn fun

I wonder if any those invested in DJIA since 2010+, else they are just wasting time talk cock here, kind of pity that they never spend such time for family & friends

5% p.a compounded for 7 years is about 140%. If bought at $280 in 2011 is worse off in real term and loss on loan interest.

How many units are there in seg compare to cbj overall? Is seg relevant to and represent cbj?

Smart boy, market goes up and down that's normal. Owner  bought at launching price 280psf still make money now, although it's an overall economy downturn.

Irregardless, that's not the key point. There are good properties in the Cyberjaya, you just need to do some homework. Avoid  problematic properties, either with bad design, bad management, or wrong pricing.

The SEG phase that I stay are majority for own stay. Only a few units rented out to families. And occupancy rate is very high. Now only 1 or 2 units up for sale.

Seg is in cbj but cbj isn't in seg. Similarly, could denkil, triang, or gua musang represent Malaysia?

is the gamuda project @ The cove worth buying? I am interested with their own water theme park facility when approached by the agent.
wow... there is a General hospital next to Gem in mall... Then property surrounded by it will be good for appreciation?

the point that attracted me is their own water park..... township just like setia alam

Yea it is leasehold, and the price is not cheap given the location  and land title.

Any suggestion where to invest and rental can cover loan?