All “not for people to live” area are elite areas because of the demography you know..

Peaceful town is shithole.

/ktards logic

Next Desa Parkcity
Next Damansara
Next Mont Kiara

kek

alahh jgnla

i like the current puncak alam

peaceful, dont want people flock there

Looking at the selayang main town and rawang town itself for example, even now chinese avoiding the area like a plague even though its predominantly non-malay area. same like kepong. rawang looks like workshop town.

chinese and malay have different requirement and needs. thats why malay choose area liken Puncak Alam, Bandar Tasik Puteri, Denai Alam, Setia Alam, Shah Alam etc. Even the japs choose shah alam for their biggest aeon and it prosper. So assuming only chinese has buying power to attract better business is old thinking.

This post has been edited by iconia17: Apr 9 2021, 12:22 PM

wrong statement, biggest is nilai

maybe the developers NEXT marketing gimmick

New DPC?
New Damansara?
New Mont Kiara?

Oh nilai is bigger then? Never been there. I thought the shah alam one is big enough.

+1

You can see much difference once u enter Puchong. Or Kepong. Or 蕉賴

1 thing for sure, jam like fking fck

Jam is one thing. The attitude of the residents is another thing.

Even until now schools around subang jaya still majority of them are Malays

sekolah rendah ss14, usj2, usj 12, wawasan, usj 20, SMSU,SMSJ, Seafield, SM SS17 ,usj 4, usj 8, usj 13

SAMB USJ 5 definitely is a malay school




Ever wonder where these kids come from?

This post has been edited by JimbeamofNRT: Apr 9 2021, 03:10 PM

Puchong is OK. For me the worst place to live is Selayang. Chinese, Malay India all shitty mentality that area. You got those cinabeng ahbeng attitude from jinjang type, ppr rempit malays, India batu caves mentality gangster type.

This one low quality MP punya type







This post has been edited by JimbeamofNRT: Apr 9 2021, 03:24 PM

Selayang now rohingya and bangla town .

PUNCAK ALAM = PUNCAK TALIBAN (Taliban to the top level)

Next Damansara? Is this a joke?

Kg melayu subang?

In terms of schools, I think most Chinese kids nowadays get sent to the Chinese schools nearby. Combine that with smaller Chinese population (since the younger ones have moved to places like Kota Kemuning), memang la the schools in SJ are Malay majority.

When I was in primary school around the early 2000s in a kebangsaan school in SJ, the split was still quite even. 1/3 of each race.

Mindset now, especially for Chinese parents are different.

that one different territory already

Indeed.