If seg is holding its value, in reality its loosing its value as inflation and interest cost factors are factored in.

Not only highrises are losing its value. Sympony hills and other landed also i dun think they are improving its value.

So by your definition, seg is the ONLY shining star for cyber?

No man, when I bought Serenia, I already know what to expect. Have you ever heard of SD city being flooded? ALl the SD cities are doing well now, blooming, be it the old towns like Subang Jaya or the newer ones like Denai Alam and Elmina. This is because SD builds a whole town, everything is under their planning, unlike Cyberjaya and its haphazard development. All developers want to maximize their returns and would flood the city with highrises...

Cyberjaya buyers thought Cyber was going to be a prime city, but due to the majority buyers being investors who are apathetic about the conditions about the city, it is turning into ruins.

1. Bad city planning, too many high rises. Despite some of you guys telling people not to buy high-rises, the fact is that plenty of developers are building them

2. Following 1, the reason why there are flash floods is because of haphazard developements... bad city planning (again)

3. Now that there are flooding in the areas, banks would be less than likely finance units there. I know a particular bank would blanket ban an area if they made it to the news for flooding.

Your city was touted to be a great cyber/digital city, but the traffic lights don't even have proximity/pressure/weight sensors to better manage the traffic. Case in point would be the traffic light near the KFC/Petronas

No. Setia haruman didnt 'gave up'  they are just the nominated land owner of cyber on behalf of some rich politicianz.

They know nut about developing biz. They just there to turn the land to developers and pocketed handsome profit.

Its a sad case for prime land like cyber.

Now the truth has come up. No wonder you hate on cyber so much. You probably hoping buyers will bypass cyber and go for SD. At the end you still bought a house that is satellite town to cyber.

Cyberjaya is a limited freehold land. Meaning still required to obtain local authority consent for any name transfer dealing.
Therefore, I foresee auction prices in few projects here to dip lower than before as developers starting to issue out strata title.
But yet the defaulter owner did not perform the necessary step to "perfect" this transfer. Logical thinking, paying monthly installment to the bank and maintenance fees also no money, needless to say this MOT stamp duty of course no money to settle as well.

Hence the term "double transfer" come into play.
*Strata Title of the property has been issued by the relevant authority and the Developer is not agreeable to a direct transfer to the successful bidder.

Taking for example Verdi (example only, as Verdi yet to issue strata title) condo biggest size unit (1453sqft). S&P price 900k. Lelong sold price 500k.
The new owner will have to pay up the MOT and legal costing base on this S&P price transferring the title from developer to the ex-owner name first. 
Then only paying another round of MOT and legal cost base on the winning price transferring the name once again to his/her name.

STAMP DUTY SCALE for MOT
Stamp duty Fee 1% : For First RM100,000
Stamp duty Fee 2% : Next 400,000 (RM101,000 – RM500,000)
Stamp duty Fee 3% : The following amount up to RM1 mil (RM500,001 – RM 1 million)

Just calculate for yourself the additional cash in hand one need to have to take over those auction units. Yet to include the penalty incur due to extension coz double transfer will not be able to settle within 90/120 days. Unless potential bidder did not do enough homework and unknowingly bought over such unit, then after winning only realise the consequences, that's a different story.

Clearly, you have no idea what the current condition is in both Cyber and Cyber South aka satellite town of Cyber. Population is increasing rapidly in these areas and that’s something you can’t deny, although the supply is still more than demand.

The group of ‘greedy’ investors who bought properties in Cyber during property booming era are now finding themselves unable to hold on to their property anymore and hence all the lelong. But there’re also a new group of young people, aged between 25-35, are buying and moving to Cyber. Old has gone and new has come.

In btwn my earlier post n to ur reply, i did some checking in a fb grp asking abt chances getting into sk cbj. There are parents who hv cbj address and had their 1st 2nd child into sk cbj but failed to enrol the 3rd one. End up had to send to sk putra perdana. Seems tough to get in. Now i’m really having second thoughts abt moving. Cos hv always been thinking to ensure i work close to the school my son would go to. So if finally i decide not to move to cbj, i may need to change job then

Relak lah bang.

Try look for SEG, landed price hold up very well. Other good properties in cyberjaya as well.

Bad one be it product, management or residence problem, price will not be good, just like any other places.

No bidder. Probably due to occupied house?
Now at 7th round re-auction.
This owner own 2 units of Villa Diamond both under lelong and both occupied unit.
But this is the cheaper pricing unit at the moment.

19, Villa Diamond B, Jalan CSR 3, Cristal Serin Residence
Reserve price 🔥🔥RM 745,000🔥🔥
Freehold
Intermediate unit
Land area: 22" X 80"
Built up: 3698 sqft
Auction: Mid Oct 19
*Non bumi lot
*Occupied house

See the layout here: https://s3-ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/sta...227db5506b9.pdf

Actual house pics:



Previous Auction(s) for this property
Auction Date  Price
2019-09-19      RM826,800.00
2019-08-15      RM918,600.00
2019-07-17  RM1,020,600.00
2019-06-18  RM1,134,000.00
2019-05-16  RM1,260,000.00
2019-04-17  RM1,400,000.00

Dude where did you get this info about MRT in cyberjaya town? Based on hearsay and never verify these information, then simply draw a conclusion without concrete facts. Very typical of you.

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