去年10月以来，很多购房者已经被套了！

Core Viewpoint - The recent auction failure of a luxury property in Longhua, Shenzhen, indicates a significant downturn in the real estate market, reflecting broader trends of declining property prices across major cities in China [1][4]. Group 1: Shenzhen Real Estate Market - The Longhua Jinmao Mansion, once priced at 10 to 11 million per square meter, saw a 156 square meter unit fail to sell at a drastically reduced price of 71,000 per square meter, highlighting a severe drop in demand [3][4]. - Nearby properties, such as Hongrongyuan Shangyun, have also seen price reductions, with a decrease of approximately 6,000 yuan per square meter compared to last year, indicating a broader trend of declining property values in the region [4]. - Homeowners in previously high-demand areas, like Nanshan Chiwan, are facing significant losses, with some properties dropping in value by at least 1 million yuan within a short period [4]. Group 2: Broader Market Trends - The overall real estate market is experiencing a downturn, with new home prices in Beijing also falling significantly, such as the price drop in Shijingshan and Chaoyang districts [4]. - The total new loans in April were only 280 billion yuan, less than half of the previous year's figures, reflecting a lack of confidence in the housing market [7]. - The previous year's buyers, who believed they were purchasing at the bottom of the market, have faced substantial losses, leading to a decrease in market confidence and a reluctance to invest further [8][10].