If price is cheap enough, there is always buyer; there is nothing contradictory. Like bukit beruntung, it may be not popular or unfavourable by many, there are still people buy and stay there. Like those who bought at cj, those who are staying at bukit beruntung are singing the same praises on tranquility, quietness, etc.

People are not as rational as what they believe else they wouldn't have bought proton car or overpriced property.

There are people bought and stay in sepang, tg sepat, etc.

If buying overpriced property is not irrational, wait til bank interest rate rise and see.

Suggest you to find out how much monthly loan repayment would rise if bank interest rate increase by 1%.

Interest rate rise after ge14 is almost a certainty and those ill prepared will be in the shock.

The faster and higher djia rise, bank interest rate will follow.
Interest rate rise impact everyone with bank borrowing.

Just like I do not know what is Mesarati. LOL

Data published by non political epf and financial institutions are fairly neutral and reliable.

It seem the number of high net worth individuals in this country is much lower than most expected. Many appear well off are living on credit.

Similarly those expect house price will always rise exponentially or in straight line will be disappointed. Most if not all home are bought with bank loan and often highly geared. A change in bank interest rate will magnify loan repayment; a risk, few have experienced.

With gst, kyc and amla implementation, few could evade tax or for long.

If cash rich people are many, developers and flippers won't blame bank for poor sale.
That's why data reliability is important.

Hopefully all SEG buyer later whenthe lake beocme teh tarik coklat kaler, got enough money in JMB to fund lake maintenance...

Only house with lakes worth to buy is Putrajaya, coz lake not maintained by owner...

Else if not maintained, from Lake become Lombing jadian..

Saw it already at few GnG development with man made lakes at shah alam.... Buy millions from developer, lake still pristine normal green colour. Once warranty period finish Dev gives to JMB... Lake become teh tarik color and smelly....

well, i believe this is a dead town..and going to be a ghost town in the next 12 months or so

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

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.

According to google maps, from cbj;
13km to IOI Resort City Mall, 32km to mid valley, 23km sri petaling or 32km to KLCC.

radius of dbkl is about 15km.

How many current investors could sustain negative cash flow for 10 years?

During the next 10 years, one could invest in more productive assets and buy into cbj in 10 years time if it start to prosperous.

As if other areas is not liveable.

Isn't investment is about making profit?

Unless one buy property with cash will likely incurr negative cash flow and  property price need to increase faster than incurring bank interest to avoid losses.

Contented is happiness, one needs not to be a tycoon to  be happy and satisfied.

Suggest you reread my statement. One doesn't has to be a tycoon to be contented.

I have no feeling, enemy or losses on cbj, there is nothing to revenge. I am just here to share facts, reality check and 2¢ worth of what I have learned from my lecturers.

This is what cbj lovers like to say fried cold rice.

If U.S subprime crisis in 2008 is of precedent, most foreclosure is the result of greed.