Also known as the "next Damansara", the township is situated in a highly strategic location, surrounded by amenities and infrastructure, and accessible to multiple highways such as LATAR and DASH.

aplj, siapa kasi claim ini?

The next Damansara?!!??!

The next Bukit Beruntung more like.

As a Chinese, I prefer balance of race with forward thinking mentality. Like PJ or Subang in general. You still get lot's of activities and good nasi lemak around.

Chinese-dense areas generally is very economically vibrant but many comes with ah beng, samseng attitude where after triple parking can scold you for honking them. Don't want to name which areas but I think we all know. Same goes with certain Malay-dense area, with lots of rempits around terrorizing public parks.

You are saying like Puchong, Cheras are all elite areas......

1 thing for sure, jam like fking fck

I was from ss18 school. Lived in ss19 then usj. I know sj inside out.

Lol Noob. Even the schools there are malay majority. I still remember only got two chinese each class and one of them happens to be the disciplinary teacher’s daughter who was transferred to subang jaya. The rest are malays and a few indians. Obviously u never went to school in subang

Don't think so

How to prosper when there were a group of extreme people forced the hypermarket to close down their Non-Halal Section
Claims Puncak Alam is “Malay Territory”, Closes Down Non-Halal Section In New Supermarket
https://worldofbuzz.com/adun-claims-puncak-...ew-supermarket/

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.