Please be informed that the premise of Restoran Sana Sini has been duly cleansed, i.e. Samak, in accordance to syariah (as the location was previously occupied by a non-halal F&B establishment).

CLICK HERE: Syariah Certification

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The proposed cyberjaya hospital site, adjacent to autoville, has been fenced up recently (but no project notice board as yet).

My guess is construction shall start soon.

http://terraimpact.my/portfolio/proposed-d...rjaya-hospital/

http://terraimpact.my/portfolio/proposed-d...rjaya-hospital/

Yes, according to the news: http://www.thesundaily.my/news/1706350

Insofar as the alignment, i found on the net this rather 'crude' (draft?) proposal presentation...








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This post has been edited by MO1: Jun 1 2017, 10:08 AM

TOTAL NUMBER OF RESIDENTIAL (including soho/sofo etc.) TOWERS (20-storey or more only) UNDER CONSTRUCTION (not yet vp) IN CYBERJAYA AS OF JUNE 2017

#3 - lakefront mct
#7 - lakefront prima
#1 - lake point
#4 - pangaea
#2 - tamarind
#2 - third avenue
#3 - skypark
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#22 - TOTAL
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any that i missed?





(Note: 2 blocks 19-storey ceria condo not included in above list)

Skypark ( choose unit facing east as the opposite faces mex ll highway now under construction)

BTW, the reality of the market demand for the 20+ wip towers is nowhere near as bleak as what you're trying hard to portray.

For example, the largest project under construction in cyberjaya (i.e. Lakefront prima with 7 towers 23-storey each) was 100% sold through balloting in december 2016 (8,736 applicants for 1,932 units offered - around 4.5x oversubscription; 90% of applicants aged below 40; 47% single; 42% female).

Like-for-like (i.e. location, type, size, facilities and built-quality), prima houses are about 15% cheaper than what offered by private developers (as prima takes less profit margin for itself).

The massive 4.5x oversubscription is clear proof of a huge pent-up demand for residential properties in cyberjaya. However, due to the generally soft property market nationwide, potential buyers are resorting to a waiting game for better deals.

Hence private developers are advised to take heed of this signal - not necessarily via direct headline price reduction, as it would be unfair to their already purchasers, but by offering better financing package (which would effectively lowered the headline price).

However, it must be noted that prima units can not be rented out and sold during the first 5 years.

please seek assistance from google

Cyberjaya (MEX Toll) to KLCC parking


Bukit Jelutong Toll to KLCC parking


Kelana Jaya (LDP in front of Western Digital) to KLCC parking

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

SK/SMK Cyberjaya are TRUST SCHOOLS jointly administered by Khazanah Nasional (i.e. Yayasan Amir Foundation) and the respective school principals.

The trust schools are highly autonomous such that the joint administrators are fully empowered to run the school with minimal interference from the MOE.

The trust school programme is well funded by the deep pockets of Khazanah Nasional and other corporate sponsors such as Petronas, UEM, etc.

While the trust programme initially targeted rural schools as its "proving ground", the later cohorts were mainly urban schools including SK/SMK Cyberjaya.

Among other notable trust schools include MCKK and TKC (many corporate and government leaders came from these 2 schools).

Find out more:
http://www.yayasanamir.org.my/
https://www.facebook.com/yayasanamir/

This post has been edited by MO1: Jul 1 2017, 05:24 PM

Trust schools are privately-administered public schools.

No need to pay for your kids to enrol but they need to sit for assessment test as places are limited.

If not mistaken, pupils per class around 25-35 only.

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Trust school is highly autonomous.

Instead of MOE, the trust school's joint-administrators (i.e. the school principal and representatives of Khazanah's Yayasan Amir Foundation) will decide on:

1. Curriculum (how the syllabus is taught)
2. Staffing (recruitment of teachers)
3. Procurement (purchasing/vendor/tender decisions)
4. Pupil policies (rules/regulations pertaining to students)
5. Utilization of school funds
6. Timetable & school calendar

This post has been edited by MO1: Jul 2 2017, 04:08 PM

BM

Find out more:
http://www.yayasanamir.org.my/
https://www.facebook.com/yayasanamir/

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This post has been edited by MO1: Jul 13 2017, 05:04 PM