Where should they build so that everyone can walk there?

Are they building a multi-storey car park at Putrajaya Sentral?

Cyberjaya has always been quiet.

Cyberjaya City Center from the beginning also no car park was planned. LGE cut the car park at Cyberjaya Utara from multi-storey to just open air. People seems to forget that there are plenty of parking at Putrajaya Sentral but they should really reduce the parking price there to be similar to parking at LRT stations. The current price of RM8 per day is too high and it used to be RM2 if you park from 6 am to midnight.

This post has been edited by 30624770: Apr 21 2023, 07:53 AM

Refer to this thread at kopitiam
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/5372026

Much more lively compared to a few years ago but still maintain the peace and quiet at night and weekends. A lot more cars on the roads especially after Telekom Malaysia moved their HQ there. Food wise got more choices nowadays but still can’t be like PJ or Puchong. Chinese food are still not much but improving as you even got bak kut teh.

You forgot Telekom Malaysia moved their head office to CBJ too this year.

You mean every one in kopitiam stays in Cyberjaya? 😝

There is 2 Sek Rendah if you include the Chinese school but that school also getting a lot of students from Puchong.

Some of the roads are beginning to crack and more potholes due to lorries. Previously, you hardly can find any lorries plying Cyberjaya roads.

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Puchong facing not enough Chinese schools problems

Now still oversupply of condo. I not sure how the new condo project call UNO going to sell

There are definitely more cars and less Arabs and Blacks in Cyberjaya today. A lot more new offices especially Telekom moving their head office there is the big contributor. That’s why certain parts of Cyberjaya are doing well but there are still a lot of areas that is a bit dark at night due to the lousy street lights. Not as quiet as when I moved in right before the first MCO but still not busy like Bandar Puteri or SS2. The Chinese population has increased but the availability of Chinese food is still low but not totally unavailable. The middle class Malay population has increased significantly and from what I observe, they have buying powers. There are a lot of cafes type restaurants in Cyberjaya today opened by Malays. Even though it’s a Malay majority area, there are no rempit problems yet. The ones closest to rempits are probably food delivery riders.

Thanks to MCO, the blacks and Arabs population really reduced and replaced by Malaysians.

The MRT stations is criticised by most people in Cyberjaya as it’s not really at the place where there are most people. Its in fact quite far from most residential areas but it’s definitely better than nothing.

I work 4 days in office, 1 day at home. I take ERL. More expensive than MRT but much faster and my office is near KL Sentral. No problem for me even though expensive as I can claim travel allowance. My wife send me to putrajaya Sentral and pick me up after work. The time spent on ERL is the best. No stress of jam and ERL is very punctual and fast. I everyday reach home before 6.30.

Its actually 55% CBJ and 45% JB

Nowadays, still got people buy property for investment?

The problem is not only CBJ lah. Have you been to Old Klang Road and the ridiculous number of condos there?

As I have always say. CBJ is good if you are looking for a place to stay but if you are buying for investments, then its better you look somewhere else.

How is Gamuda Cove doing?

I was staying in Old Klang Road and moved to CBJ even though I work in Bangsar. Some people call me crazy but it's worth it as I like the more peaceful environment with plenty of parks.

I take ERL to work and it's a bit pricey but its relaxing and their timing is super good. It's stress free and if I want cheaper options, I can also take MRT but it will take a longer time. I noticed I managed to reach home earlier nowadays than when I drive and stayed at Old Klang Road. LOL!

You're right about choices. Some people like peaceful environment while some just need to be beside a mall or eateries. It all depends on people's preference, as there's no one size fit all when it comes to property.

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Actually, if you stay in CBJ, you'll notice that there is significant increase in population in the past few years especially after lockdown was lifted. There are less Arabs and Blacks but there is increase in middle class Malays and I believe Chinese population is increasing too. SRJKC Union classes is quite full. CBJ is not SS2 or Damansara but it's not really dead like some people think.

Previously, a lot of Puchong folks sent their kids to Union but I was told that from this year onwards, the priority is for those who stay in CBJ only as they anticipate more students from CBJ.