I know two people who bought houses in Cyberjaya for their own stay and were both very happy with it even if it meant they needed to spend an hour to get to the city.  When I asked them why they chose Cyberjaya they both said they grew up in Port Dickson and they like the kind of life where you open the door of your house and see nothing

silly as it sounds, the market has some kind of crash every ten years
1998 asian financial crisis
2007 us financial crisis
we are in 2018...on the worst case side, we will have a crash on 2019.

as for the property market, KLCC bubble burst already since 2015.
S**** S** launch price:
Launch Price: RM680 - RM1,100 psf
subsale:  679, 693 , 734,761  892, 852, 799 ( from iproperty first page..i believe the price is negotiable)

Not a single one reached RM1000psf

I wont call a blanket burst, but selected areas.
and cyberjaya is one of them

When wip towers are fully occupied, laidback lifestyle and peaceful living will no longer possible. Many only look at current but not future.

What if no crash? How long should we wait?
wip towers? Rumawip?

What if no crash? How long should we wait?
wip towers? Rumawip?

your point is? you can buy any unit in cyberjaya..proof to us you can
a) afford
b) make money

If u need proof to everything then u might miss many thing in life, not only property purchase but also other areas. Sometimes u need to take chance in life.

There’s no need to prove to you coz I don’t take u seriously nor your words. U don’t worth a cent. Sorry.

If u need proof to everything then u might miss many thing in life, not only property purchase but also other areas. Sometimes u need to take chance in life.

There’s no need to prove to you coz I don’t take u seriously nor your words. U don’t worth a cent. Sorry.

As an ex-MMU student, I do have a say regarding Cyberjaya property now. Just a quick outlook :
(1) Peaceful, very calm and quiet living space, less rempits (maybe nearby MMU area where the rempits gather, but very uncommon sight)
(2) High supply, low demand for properties.. Maybe in 20 years time then there will be high demand for properties, but since urbanisation tend to move to Semenyih, Bangi area, I doubt Cyberjaya is going to be the place of urbanisation. Have you ever heard people saying.. "I want to live in Cyberia after etc etc.." No. Most of them tend to want to move to Puchong, KL, etc.
(3) Again, laid back life in Cyberjaya makes it one of the peaceful region to live but quick access to KL.

Bangi is predominantly Malay area. I have nothing against it. Location wise not bad.

Semenyih? Oh dear. In terms of accessibility and location, it’s much worse than Cyber. Just coz Setia and EcoWorld is there don’t mean it’s a prime location. If u haven’t already known, both giant developers are struggling there especially Setia. They can only manage to target middle class and below buyers. Recently, they came up with rent and buy later to woo lower income buyer. What a joke.

Bangi is predominantly Malay area. I have nothing against it. Location wise not bad.

Semenyih? Oh dear. In terms of accessibility and location, it’s much worse than Cyber. Just coz Setia and EcoWorld is there don’t mean it’s a prime location. If u haven’t already known, both giant developers are struggling there especially Setia. They can only manage to target middle class and below buyers. Recently, they came up with rent and buy later to woo lower income buyer. What a joke.

I think one of the key issues with cyberjaya is that the property prices have moved up since the earlier years.

A similar property, landed or high rise. Is much cheaper in places like kajang and semenyih than cyberjaya.

With the oversupply kicking in. Some of the property prices have come down sufficiently where it makes sense to buy for staying.
I cant imagine buying mutiara ville at rm500k++, but that  was what was being paid, mind u. Most if not all the sales was taken up.

It is available now at rm300k, and u have these ppl saying all sorts of nonsense. Where were u when this thing was priced at rm500k?

Well, I guess in a way there must be a reason why Property developers look at Semenyih as a location they develop their products. It is not a prime location yet, as I feel they did their research and wanted to be there for the long run (>10 years). Plus, not bad what if they have a condo there running at 200k-ish a unit. That is a big "IF" la. 

I think one of the key issues with cyberjaya is that the property prices have moved up since the earlier years.

A similar property, landed or high rise. Is much cheaper in places like kajang and semenyih than cyberjaya.

With the oversupply kicking in. Some of the property prices have come down sufficiently where it makes sense to buy for staying.
I cant imagine buying mutiara ville at rm500k++, but that  was what was being paid, mind u. Most if not all the sales was taken up.

It is available now at rm300k, and u have these ppl saying all sorts of nonsense. Where were u when this thing was priced at rm500k?

No traffic is going through Mutiaraville, how to expect tenancy in their commercial lots? I have a friend who rented there a few years back, in 6 months cabut already due to no one coming to his restaurant (no business). Also, that place is near to Taman Pinggiran Cyber which has makcik nasi lemak stalls and some nasi campur warung selling for RM2 and etc. How to compete? Also, Mutiaraville is close to "dipinggirkan" because nearby to Taman Pinggiran Cyber.   

Disclaimer : Been living in Taman Pinggiran Cyber house for close to 3 years during my uni years. So, I personally experienced the situation, and thus, entitled to an opinion.

Bangsar south also surrounded by flats low cost flats n mid cost flats and macik there also jual murah.....

But does it affect the more expensive restaurants?

No traffic is going through Mutiaraville, how to expect tenancy in their commercial lots? I have a friend who rented there a few years back, in 6 months cabut already due to no one coming to his restaurant (no business). Also, that place is near to Taman Pinggiran Cyber which has makcik nasi lemak stalls and some nasi campur warung selling for RM2 and etc. How to compete? Also, Mutiaraville is close to "dipinggirkan" because nearby to Taman Pinggiran Cyber.   

Disclaimer : Been living in Taman Pinggiran Cyber house for close to 3 years during my uni years. So, I personally experienced the situation, and thus, entitled to an opinion.

Bangsar south also surrounded by flats low cost flats n mid cost flats and macik there also jual murah.....

But does it affect the more expensive restaurants?