I think buying house really depends of individual preference. It is not like buying cars where a lot of people take resell value as one of the most important criteria. The surrounding environment, price, accessibility and a lot other factors are taken into consideration. Most people will of course be wary if the area have a lot of empty lots but some will take it as a good opportunity to get a good deal. No doubt Cyberjaya have some problems but is it that bad until its totally unlivable?

Where did I say resale value is not important? I am saying when buying house, people do not just consider resale value. All the problems you mentioned about own stay happens in every else. When a couple is married, they do not make hasty decision of living somewhere else just because they get a new job offer or just because their spouse demand to move. No one will accept a job offer if they can't cope with it especially it is inconvenient. If it is an irresistible offer, then the salary should be sufficient to cover any traveling expenses. You make it sound like Cyberjaya is somewhere deep in the jungle where it is not accessible at all. Just because it takes you 1 1/2 hour to travel to KL, you make a big fuss about it but a lot of people do that regularly. I have a colleague who stay in Seremban and travel 2 hours everyday to work. She says its OK as she just love her house in Seremban. There are also colleagues who stay in Puchong and Damansara who travel 1 to 1 1/2 hour to work everyday because nobody can avoid the jams if your office is in the city center. Some colleagues who take LRT or MRT travel also need at least an hour to travel to work and they are OK too.

Did your wife force you to move to Cyberjaya? Is this the origins of your hostility to Cyberjaya?

It is a normal practise everywhere. Not only at Cyberjaya. What we are looking for is real advise on where are good to buy but you'll not get such advise from him. All you'll get is the same reasons mentioned again and again about how bad is Cyberjaya.

Nobody is sold by the name "Cyberjaya". You assume people are sold.

Nobody who are interested in property will believe 100% what estate agents and bankers say. People will also not 100% believe what a mortgage advisor says as well. If anyone believe 100%, then he or she is a fool and deserve to be burnt.

Just like the way you assess Cyberjaya, you assume I am old just because you see my username. I assume you come to that conclusion because of 1973. It clearly show you judge something base on face value and it also clearly show your assessment is totally wrong too.

Nobody is stopping you from so called "educating" people selfishly. What people don't want to hear is you repeating the same "bullshit" (sorry for the harsh language) again and again. All you do rant non-stop about unsold unit, ghost town, etc. Your criticism about Cyberjaya park was debunked by another person and show you're just bias against Cyberjaya. What people really want to know is whether are there any hidden gems in Cyberjaya? To make it more clearer, please stick to the topic of this thread.

This is all I am going to say and I don't want to waste time replying to people like you.

Do you know what is the average price for Serin?

I guess some coming from Puchong South.

I will be moving to cyberjaya next year and registering my daughter next year. My IC already change to my cyberjaya address so hopefully I won't encounter any problem next year.

4 years old. We can only register when she's 5 years old via online.

I think it is because you are terribly biased about what you share about Cyberjaya. I remember you share and complain about the terrible state of a Cyberjaya taman before but another person disputed your claims by showing the real condition about the taman.

What people here can't understand is you keep saying Cyberjaya is terrible but still choose to continue living there. This way, everything you share makes you sounds like a hypocrite. No offense, I agree that everyone should be careful if you want to invest in Cyberjaya as there are some really risky properties here. If anyone want to stay here, then it is another story altogether which I think a lot of people here can point out the pros and cons.

I don't think its under Cyberjaya but its under district of Sepang.

49 mins to reach KLCC only during school holidays or weekends. I doubt anyone can reach KLCC within 49 mins on normal work days.

According to iproperty, it is around 210k to 250k while propertyguru says the starting price was 190k

This post has been edited by Namelessone1973: Dec 27 2019, 01:19 PM

It is more developed compared to previously but can't compare to other areas like Damansara, Puchong or Subang. There are a lot more condos here with a lot of foreigners as well. I think it is developing nicely with the MRT coming soon too but some people here seems to have a different opinion and think CJ is a hellhole. There's a lot of unsold condos here as there are more supply than demand and anyone who think of investing better think twice. However, I think landed properties are not really affected compared to condos. If you plan to make CJ your home, I do not think it is a bad idea. The perception of a lot of people is CJ is too far but to me, I am OK with staying at CJ even though I am working at Bangsar. This is my personal opinion only.

Lol! I am doing the same thing as my office is near Bangsar LRT station. I think the time I take to reach home is more or less the same as when I stay at Old Klang Road.

I was using ERL until covid. Costly but it is more or less the same as driving to Bangsar. Taking ERL only takes about 25 minutes but you need to add some waiting time as well as walking time + LRT to Sentral. In total takes about 45 minutes. Same as when I drive. The difference is driving can be sometimes unpredictable whenever it rains.

Why? You live in Cyberjaya or invest?

This post has been edited by Namelessone1973: May 18 2022, 01:31 PM

What do you mean by my fellows?

So why it's painful to read this thread?

If the story is real, then really padan muka the couple.

Anyone knows what happened to the trams? Supposed to test last year but now no news at all.

https://www.thestar.com.my/metro/metro-news...ct-in-cyberjaya