SEG link corner 1.2mio.....original buyers haven't made anything.

same with smds.......

hello everyone,

i see that buying condos/apartments in cyberjaya for investment quite difficult for good rental yield... but what about buying for own stay? landed properties? good buy or not?

Hello all forumers,

I'm here wanna talk / discuss about future Cyberjaya.
What in your mind think about Cyberjaya, and what in your eyes see the real Cyberjaya.

In Cyberjaya only have one Shopping Mall (D'pulze), that mall not so great and also not so big, Shaftburry looks dying right now started beginning of this year, one by one shop shut the business down.

Talk about food, only few place still can buy lunch, dinner below RM8 per meal, other than that all around RM15 per meal, living cost very high, night time almost dead.

In term of house investment, the rental keep going down, before this, room rental very famous there, since cyberjaya flooded with studio unit, mostly room rental started to die because the pricing vs comfortability, some home owner willing to spend more money to furnish the unit with Interior Design (ID) concept to attract the tenant but again cannot beat the price other people offer.

Majority Restaurant operated by foreigner, Arabian, Bangladesh, Indian (mamak), very rare to find Malay and Chinese Restaurant. Who knows they operate with or without license, all people just wanna eat not to bother about their business premise.

If you are the investor or stay in cyberjaya, can you please share your stories, experience and your sights on this matter.

Which places in Klang valley you can buy a lunch/dinner below RM8?
I am working in Shah Alam and a meal eg. Malay mix rice etc easily cost RM10

Cyberjaya still a good place for investment and own stay.

I able to shoot nite view for The Arc around 9.30pm.

From the picture, what you can describe, if not mistaken, The Arc no more GRR, now they just hand over to another company to manage their unit, (Correct me if Im mistake)

cyberia is so old and basically a dump compared to other mqny new developments... and some are surprised by its price

May I know what is so surprising about it's price?

Anyway cyberia is one place where u can rent out and cover your installment. Hehe. Else where subsale won't give u such returns. This place easily rent out, but no appreciation. I still say it's a good place to buy for first time home buyer. Better than getting high density Pr1ma.

This city has a future, as a ghost town tourist attraction with many futuristic building. Similar to the modern ghost towns of China. 

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CBJ no longer get the hype like last time. Gomen have shifted their target plan to other places such as Southern Johor, Tun Razak Exchange and Bandar Malaysia.

As an ex MMU, I can say this: if you want to invest in Cyberjaya properties, forget it. There are tons of units available, but demand is not really that high.

Knowing the cost of living there, people (especially malaysian) rather rent at nearby places such as Dengkil or Seri Kembangan or Puchong (south side). Takes less than 10 minutes to come and rental is far cheaper (for example, you can get a landed house for RM700 in Seri Kembangan, but that same amount can get you only one or two rooms in cyberjaya condo, cant even get a studio unit with that price). The only people that I know who would rather rent studios are foreigners who have so much money.

This situation is same for people working or studying there. MMU and LKW both have hostels, and for MMU students who couldnt get hostels, there are Cyberia condos which are really near to the university. So who would really want to rent condos which are not near to their university, and still need transport? Might as well they rent at nearby places like Dengkil if they have cars.

But I will say this, Cyberjaya is a nice place to live. I feel it is quite safe in Cyberjaya, and because the only people in cyberjaya are students and working people, it gets quite peaceful especially during weekends.

Food, there are tons of Malay restaurants, if I remember correctly there are at least 2-3 malay restaurants at Domains area (D sedap sengoti, ayam kampung and another place I cant remember). There are also tons of fast food outlets, ranging from Dominos to KFC and MCD. So food is not really a problem. But like you said, I didnt know any Chinese restaurants. There might be one, but I dont know because I wasnt looking for one.

TLDR, good place to live, not a good place to invest. Even with the upcoming MRT, I dont think there are people who would rather buy/rent at a higher cost at Cyberjaya and work in another place, say KL or Puchong.

I agreed with this. I am an ex MMU as well and recently bought a house here. With all of my years of staying here, I would say the statement above is 100% accurate.

Very nice to place to stay. Not so good anymore for investment.

Very nice to place to stay. Not so good anymore for investment.

If its good place to stay, why then tenants not rent for ownstay?

You start to sounds like our beloved icemanfx.

You start to sounds like our beloved icemanfx.

Rest assure we have nothing in common.

Lol! But I do find similarities in both of you when it comes to Cyberjaya 😂