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klcc
Surrounding view is very interesting at midnight and also heavy traffic once peak hours.
Ashikin @NurAshikin
almost 2 years ago
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United Point Residence
Extremely happy with UOA. Very thoughtful, peaceful and despite it being high density, it does not feel like it. Mall downstairs with Aeon makes United Point convenient living even with MCO. Duke 2 ...
Julian Chee @daonlyjulian
over 3 years ago
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Subang Jaya is home to well known educational facilities, long-lasting traffic, and bubble tea. Subang Jaya is a large township, referred to as Subang by locals. Subang Jaya was a rubber plantation in the 1970s. Now, the area shows no signs of its origins with its large, bustling population. The entirety of the area was developed by Sime Darby. Most of Subang Jaya consists of landed properties. Prices of property have steadily increased over the years. 10 years ago, a house could be boug ...
Subang Jaya
I was raised in this town for more than 15 years. Here is what I know everything about Subang Jaya. Subang Jaya is strategically located between the state capital, Shah Alam and Petaling Jaya. Just a 15 minute drive from PJ, damansara, Shah Alam and 20 minute drive from KL, therefore getting here has never been easier than before. Subang Jaya is conveniently accessible via major highways across Klang Valley, such as Elite, Plus, Federal, LDP and Kesas highways. At the very beginning, public transport is not widely available here except for KTM and rapid KL bus. Years passes by, major development has completed, so is the long awaited LRT that connects around the Klang valley. Free buses were provided to transport residents around the town. BRT is also available to those wanted to travel to Sunway, it is accessible via the USJ 7 brt station. Subang Jaya is also home to " the hub of education". Major award winning universities and colleges were situated here such as Taylor and Inti college / university. Primary and secondary schools are also not an exception. Life style and luxury doesn't seem to be a problem because Subang Jaya offers many shopping malls and commercial areas. Shopping malls such as Summit USJ, Subang Parade, the newly opened Damen, and the world's top 10 largest mall, Sunway pyramid will fulfill your requirements. Places like SS15 and Taipan USJ 10 brings us the convenience to eat and shop as well as healthcare treatments. There are two major hospitals here, the Subang Jaya Medical Center and Sunway Medical Center. Both will offer us world class and affordable medical treatments. Security here is definitely important, therefore many guarded neighbourhoods had set up to ensure the safety of the residents. Recreation is also not an issue. There are two recreation centers in Subang Jaya, one being called Pusat 3K and another is MPSJ. Pusat 3K has held various competitions such as football, swimming, badminton and so on. Meanwhile MPSJ is a great place to jog. Many residents park their cars at the side of the building every evenings to carry out fitness activities. Parks were provided around the neighbourhood to encourage youths and elderly to stay fit and healthy. Traffic flow during the rush hour is terrible, mainly at the roads of Persiaran Setia and Persiaran Tujuan. However during festive periods, the traffic here is very smooth and if it's possible, you don't even need to step on the pedal. That being said, the location and the infrastructure which have contributed the factors of why Subang Jaya is one of the greatest place to live and work in Malaysia, except the traffic flow which needs to be improve during rush hours.
robinlmshn
Subang Jaya
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Jalan Ipoh
Favourite dim sum and hokkien mee stop! Although traffic can be a little overwhelming during peak hours, it tends to cool off during normal working hours. Accessibility wise, I would consider it to be quite convenient too as the Sentul Timur LRT and Segambut KTM is not too far off from the town side.
andrea
Setapak
Setapak has been developed into students and working adults friendly as the area is in between KL City Centre and Tuanku Abdul Rahman College University. You can easily find anything in Setapak namely all kind of foods, drinks, entertainment, accommodations rooms...
JohnLee
KLCC
People who purchase a property or live within this area are usually investors, foreign investors or expatriates. Main type of property in this area are luxury condos or service residences with very grand and nicely done up interior. Usually middle class Malaysian will not be able to afford a property within this area.
Mag
Setia Alam
When I first bought my house in Setia Alam back in 2007 I never have thought this place to bloom so fast. When I first moved in we didn't have highways, Shopping Malls, Cinema, Pasar Malam, Tesco and Giant Hypermarket or even a Club House for Setia Alam resident. And in 2014 everything was just smack right here in Setia Alam. They have many nice serene greenery in this community with many man-made lakes and people here often fish for weekend activity. The people living around this area are very friendly and helpful.
tivonyap
Sri Petaling
Busy place with high traffic volume. Highly accessible zone to kesas/ kl. Many eateries around the area. Place is quite dodgy; security must be stepped up around Sri petaling.
mogoh
Klang
Hmm...I'm not from Klang. But..I think it was okay la...
sarahvictoriaz
Damansara Jaya
awesome location. Great access to most areas, but still very quiet, I'm guessing due to the continued presence of big old trees to dampen the noises. Crime rate is going up tho, but i reckon that's the same for any area these days.
chakster
Bandar Sunway
Despite the fact that Sunway is super convenient due to the huge shopping mall, Sunway Pyramid, I wouldn't want to live here, not unless it's the South Quay high-end development area. Most of the properties here are swamp by college student, therefore it could get a little noisy, filthy and safety issues. If I'm raising a family, I wouldn't choose to live here.
mag_mag
Cheras
I was born and raised in Cheras. Despite the traffic jam, Cheras is a vibrant and joyful place with great neighborhoods. Cheras is a home to a lot of night markets and bazaars (including KL downtown), many good eateries, shopping malls (Cheras Leisure Mall, Connaught Market Centre (Giant Hypermarket), Carrefour Cheras, Jaya Jusco Taman Maluri, Viva Home, AEON Jusco Cheras Selatan, Cheras Sentral Shopping Mall, Hero Super Market (located at Bandar Sri Permaisuri) and Aeon Jusco Mahkota Cheras . Cheras also famous for its schools (Alam Shah Science School, SM Sains Selangor) and institutions of higher learning (YPC-iTWEB, UCSI, HELP, UTAR). Cheras hosts the Star LRT Line, ERL Expressway, KTM Intercity Railway and the new Interstate bus station, Terminal Bersepadu Selatan (TBS). Major highways in Cheras include Jalan Cheras, Cheras-Kajang Highway, SMART tunnel Highway, MEX Highway (Kuala Lumpur-Putrajaya), and KESAS Highway. Cheras also is a part of newly proposed Klang Valley MRT, with MRT station at Taman Pertama, Taman Midah, Cheras Leisure Mall, Plaza Phoenix, Taman Suntex, Bandar Tun Hussein Onn station and Taman Cuepacs. The proposed MRT line is named as MRT Line 1 (Sungai Buloh-Kajang MRT Line). With the completion of MRT line in Cheras-Kajang, the traffic jams are expected to be improved. This obviously a major boost for the developments of many more residential & commercial properties in Cheras-Kajang now and coming years.
ivy_chesterprop
Bukit Jalil
I've only ever had to go to Bukit Jalil for concerts and football matches at the stadium so the only thing I disliked about the area is the traffic. No matter how early you are, or whichever day it is, traffic is still bad. Every time I'm there, it's a standstill. I should try going there on weekends, just to see what traffic's like then.
nigel
Subang Jaya
This is where I grew up and live in. Traffic is horrendous only at certain area such as Summit USJ area and sometimes SS15 due to colleges and overload of eateries. As for crime level, there are innumerous landed houses which has been broken into and snatch-thefts are quite common too. Apart from that, I love Subang Jaya! :-)
mag_mag
Shah Alam
Very clean city. Has a good public swimming pool. Fridays can be very jam during prayers time. Roads are well maintained as well for the most part.
mogoh
