Shoping pattern has changed --" older" go online shopping ..

Today, Lazada Malaysia’s “crowd” is older, mostly aged 30 to 35, and over 60% female

http://www.theedgemarkets.com/my/article/v...-getting-warmed

Sad to hear that, i often passby putrajaya, nice town planning with great accesibility and clean, buy putrajaya instead of cyberjaya!!!

Why people hate cyberjaya?

Almost any g&g residential far away from crowded shops are quiet, feel like resort place.

Haha, chill chill. I'm new to cyberjaya. Just ask if u have any nice property in cyberjaya with low entry price to be introduced...

Actually I dun mind negative points. Any negative and positive are welcomed for healthy discussion.

But my observation is some forumners just bash about everything. Even addtition hospital, school are bashed with ulterior agenda. If this happen in shah Alam I dun think will receive such response.

Key point here there forumners already make up their mind and therefore... No point for further discussion/engagement

What's wrong with 20K population? It may over a time, not at one time. I do not think because of school suddenly 20K families migrate to Cyberjaya at one go. It is not happening in new township such as Setia Alam as well right... 

Students will grow up and their places will be taken up by new students by new families. Family will not just root and uproot when their kids grow up... They probably will be remaining there.

10K capacity... Not sure. Better wait for official announcement from MCT or SRJK © Union.

Nevertheless, do not need to stray away from main point.. A school is a school. it is good for overall township. It will at least encourage family who prioritize Chinese school to consider Cyberjaya as their home.

anyone know why bangsar south also got MSC status ? why gov not force them to go to CBJ.

they should extreme promoting CBJ as IT hub.

If such a case... then it isolated issue with that forumner, not the cyberjaya itself.

got 2 unit in CBJ bought many many years ago when they first launch. Next to MMU.
Not the best investment. Average. Rental definitely cover bank installment @90% loan. Its fully paid now with pure income rental. But maintenance fee is not cheap post GST. Never had any trouble renting it out so far. Longest also 2 - 3 months empty. But rental was basically the same or maybe dropped RM200-300 since 15 years ago.
Definitely oversupply. Majority foreigners/students. Capital appreciation maybe 2-3% a year only. If you put the same amount of money else where, could have gained a lot more.

Guys, the topic itself clearly state "WHY U BUY CYBER", is that hard to understand?

If you think cyber is not worth to buy, not good for investment etc, create another thread and discussed there la. Here let me help think the topic title, "Why you should not buy cyber", "Investment in cyber, worth it or not?"

Simple thing also cannot understand

Yes! The revolution in shopping and liveable lifestyle is originated from and could only found in cbj.

D'Pulse was so crowded on weekdays n weekends and of course night time too. This is because the crowd was also spill-over from Putrajaya where Alamanda cannot support the happenings. Hence more happenings are found in D'Pulse. Jaya Grocer has long queues and normally the management can 'sniff' where the money is. Therefore, they open one supermarket in D' Pulse. Again the concept of Tamarind Square is only reachable to certain crowd and we definitely do not want 'Ah Bengs', 'Ah Ngaus' and 'Ah Cows'. The feedback Beany gave to us about 'the current night population in CJ' is out-dated and old news .

i stay in cybersquare, jst move in months ago, good life just most of the Chinese restaurant are closed during weekends.

This survey result is ridiculous. What I read in terms of majority respondents: locations n mau city centre. Size want besar (>1000sqft) yet willing to pay 300-500k. It shows  buyers are naive.