then you worry less at cyber, because cyber is not WERE PLANNED facilities, cyber already built all the facilities, then only residential come in..

Korean school operating in Sep 16 will definitely boost up the Korean community in cyberjaya.
With the King Henry school that starting in 2018 also, more international community under built here.
Personally still think best buy in cyber are landed.

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I wonder why they choose CJ, a well known private school from UK, repo on the line.

Honestly I think Bangsar, MK or damansara would be the safer choice of location to establish their 1st branch outside UK.

Besides, Malaysia 1st Korean school were opened last year sept.

http://english.yonhapnews.co.kr/national/2...006200315F.html

why CJ ? I will choose ampang or MK if u ask me.

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This post has been edited by Soros007: Sep 5 2017, 03:04 PM

No, suggest you read economy before you shoot foolishly.

This post has been edited by icemanfx: Sep 5 2017, 03:05 PM

lol... this is what i wanted to tell you.. look at 1H data.. gdp and cpi all up.. oh.. u dont have thread on economy.. so u didnt read abt it? i suggest u google it, info definately more accurate than lyn

What is the correlation between kv property and gdp/cpi you mentioned for the last few years?

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Korean school operating in Sep 16 will definitely boost up the Korean community in cyberjaya.
With the King Henry school that starting in 2018 also, more international community under built here.
Personally still think best buy in cyber are landed.

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I wonder why they choose CJ, a well known private school from UK, repo on the line.

Honestly I think Bangsar, MK or damansara would be the safer choice of location to establish their 1st branch outside UK.

Besides, Malaysia 1st Korean school were opened last year sept.

http://english.yonhapnews.co.kr/national/2...006200315F.html

why CJ ? I will choose ampang or MK if u ask me.

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Is it? Later you can find korean milf there hngghh

aduh... wondering are u business student or what?

hey bro, u give on your comments based on your gutfeel but im staying in CJ. and I have lots of frens working in CJ too. many CJ resident working in KL, many KL people working in CJ for years...travelling is never an issue for either party.

The gap between us is, u think CJ is not liveable (mayb CJ is really not your cup of tea, I understand) but CJ is totally liveable for many people, else it wont make sense for so many govt and private schools setup in CJ.

I don't have the numbers or statistic, but night traffic flow and population obviously increasing.

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Is it? Later you can find korean milf there hngghh

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what is MILF stand for ?

cbj infrastructures were largely built 20 years ago, not recently. if infrastructure is the factor for people to choose cbj, housing demand in cbj should be high prior to 2011, not that residential were not available or there was a shortage.

Population in almost every place increase at about population growth rate. At this rate, over supply in cbj could take over 10 years to be fully occupied.

This post has been edited by icemanfx: Sep 5 2017, 03:54 PM

U got it wrong dude. It will take forever to fully occupied, not 10 years. Lol

ur comments just show u don't understand property investment and u never observe how population growth in other town and yet u portrait yourself as an expert. just silly to assume population growth in a constant rate.

and again, nobody said CJ is the best but CJ is liveable that's why total population grow.

that's why so many ppl skip ur comments

Perhaps you could share with us the population growth rate in cbj. how fast and big is the growth compare with other areas e.g. semenyih, puchong, etc?

unless cbj population could be doubled and tripled in 3 and 5 years time respectively, over supply in cbj will be acute.

This post has been edited by icemanfx: Sep 5 2017, 04:05 PM

ofcause it's livable, but that wasn't the point if you actually read properly.

I think I didn't make my point clear, CJ not only liveable but it has own unique selling point too. This is to counter your point when u said surely have better deals compare to CJ. Your point direct and indirectly insisted that ppl choose to stay in CJ only because of job opportunity, but what I know is not

What would you expect from a 'property expert' that compares Cyberjaya to Bukit Beruntung

Ok, this thread definitely gonna get moved to kopitiam

I also wish this thread move to kopitiam rather than spreading false " property expert " point of view..

biggest joke created by Icy, when CJ is over supply like the bukit beruntung 20 years ago, just because 1 criteria match bukit beruntung, then CJ will share the same fate like bukit berunting in history...bkt berunting have Chinese sch, private sch, hospital 20 years ago kah ?

CJ have international school and Korean, why not we say soon CJ will be MK ? lol

CJ have PH , subang have PH too...then CJ will become a place like subang ? wow

Bukit Beruntung will always be legendary for its flats auctioned off at 5k reserve price

My understanding of Cyberjaya is simple, there was a rental-driven residential shortage circa 2007 - 2010 or so, and that's when greedy developers jumped on the bandwagon by offering a glut of high-end properties and ridiculously priced one-bedroom studios. Had the developer strategy been somewhat 'milder' like Setia Alam, Putra Heights etc, we would not probably be in such oversupply. Although Cyberjaya had never been positioned as a residential enclave anyway in the earlier days.

if they (the majority) do not have a job nearby, what are the reasons the majority choose to stay in Cyberjaya?

If jobs in Cyberjaya does not attract the MAJORITY & LONG TERM tenants to stay there, what does?

I hope you know who are the MAJORITY residence profile first before your reply to avoid stumbling like previously.

This post has been edited by lowya: Sep 5 2017, 06:13 PM