Guangzhou Pengrui No.1's Large Units Sell Well, Developers Regret Smaller Designs
Multiple luxury property projects report that large, most expensive units are snapped up first, with project managers regretting designs that were too small. At Guangzhou Pengrui No. 1, located in a non-core area, units over 500 square meters are selling well. Similar trends emerge at Poly Yuexi Bay, Shanghai Xintiandi, and Vanke Gaofu Li, where larger units sell out quickly and smaller units face sales difficulties.
Feedback from multiple property project sites shows that large units, the largest and most expensive, are being snapped up first, with project managers regretting that the unit designs were too small.
At the Guangzhou Pengrui No. 1 project, located in a non-absolute core area, units over 500 square meters are selling well. At the Poly Yuexi Bay project, the largest units sold out first. At the Shanghai Xintiandi project, clients are inquiring about the largest units on the top floors. At the Vanke Gaofu Li project, due to differences in landscape resources, the project offers high, medium, and low area segments. Large units in the high zone sold first, while small units in the low zone are facing sales difficulties.
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