Cyberjaya: Condos, Apartments and Area Guide

Cyberjaya was planned in the mid-1990s as the core of the Multimedia Super Corridor, on oil palm estate land west of Putrajaya. Mahathir Mohamad, then head of the federal government, opened it on 17 May 1997. The city covers about 28.94 square kilometres. The name joins "cyber" and Putrajaya.

The Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) has its head office here, and companies such as TM, Huawei, Dell and DHL run offices and data centres. Government bodies in the city include the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission, the Malaysian Qualifications Agency and the Sepang Municipal Council. Homes are mostly high-rise, numbered by zones from Cyber 1 to Cyber 12, with some landed estates.

Cyberjaya is in the Sepang seat (P.113), with Dengkil, Salak Tinggi and Tanjong Sepat. DOSM gives income for the whole seat, not for Cyberjaya alone. The median household in the seat earned RM 11,112 a month in 2024, against RM 12,445 in 2022, and the mean was RM 15,082. The Selangor median was RM 10,726. The seat had about 404,500 people in 2024.

In NAPIC sales in the 15 Cyberjaya buildings we matched, a condominium or apartment sold for a median of RM 369 psf in 2024 (68 sales) and RM 331 psf in 2025, from fewer sales. The median sold price was RM 416,500 in 2024. For all high-rise sales in Sepang district the median was RM 437 psf in 2024, and for Selangor RM 380 psf in 2025.

• Lakefront Residence: condominium.
• Shaftsbury Residence: condominium.
• D'Pulze Residence: condominium.
• Cyberia Smart Homes: condominium in Cyber 11.
• Paragon @ Pan'gaea: serviced residence.
• The Domain @ NeoCyber: serviced residence.
• Cristal Serin Residence: condominium in Cyber 9.
• Mirage By The Lake: condominium.

• Multimedia University (MMU): founded in 1997 as Malaysia's first private university, with its main campus in Cyberjaya.
• Limkokwing University of Creative Technology (main campus), the University of Cyberjaya and City University Malaysia (Cyberjaya campus).
• Public schools: SK Cyberjaya, SMK Cyberjaya and Sekolah Seri Puteri, a fully residential school.
• Private schools include King Henry VIII College, ELC International School and the Korean School of Malaysia.

• Cyberjaya Hospital: a Ministry of Health hospital, officially opened in 2023.
• Putrajaya Hospital is next door in Putrajaya.

• Cyberjaya Lake Gardens: a 400-acre green area with a visitor centre, boardwalk, look-out tower and a cat park.
• A 3.5 km promenade next to Putrajaya Lake.
• The Sports Arena (football, futsal, tennis and basketball) and the Cyberjaya Community Club.
• Raja Haji Fisabilillah Mosque, the main mosque of the city.

The MRT Putrajaya Line has two stations here, Cyberjaya Utara and Cyberjaya City Centre, opened with Phase 2 of the line on 16 March 2023. Cyberjaya City Centre station is on the eastern edge of the city, not in the business district, so most people use feeder buses T504 to T507 or e-hailing. The KLIA Transit station named Putrajaya & Cyberjaya is in Putrajaya. The Rapid On-Demand microtransit service has run in the city since June 2025. Roads include the Putrajaya–Cyberjaya Expressway, the ELITE link, MEX, SKVE and LDP.

In NAPIC sales in the buildings we matched, the median was RM 369 psf in 2024 and RM 331 psf in 2025 (fewer sales).

Sepang (P.113); Cyberjaya is a polling district of its Dengkil state seat. The whole seat had a median household income of RM 11,112 a month in 2024 (DOSM).

Yes. The MRT Putrajaya Line stops at Cyberjaya Utara and Cyberjaya City Centre, both opened in March 2023.

No. Cyberjaya is in Sepang district, Selangor, run by the Sepang Municipal Council. Putrajaya next to it is a federal territory.