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Core Viewpoint - The luxury real estate market in Shenzhen is experiencing a surge in activity, with several high-end projects launching at the end of the year, potentially boosting market heat [1]. Group 1: Project Launches and Pricing - The recently announced project, Shenzhen Bay Junxi Garden, has 348 residential units approved for pre-sale, with an average price of approximately 168,000 yuan per square meter, and one unit priced over 3.7 billion yuan [2]. - The land for this project was auctioned at a starting price of 12.65 billion yuan, which is notable in Shenzhen's history, and was ultimately sold for 18.512 billion yuan after over 290 bidding rounds, resulting in a floor price of approximately 70,387.83 yuan per square meter and a premium rate of about 46.32% [2]. Group 2: Market Dynamics and Trends - The luxury market's performance is increasingly dependent on the quality of the products rather than the previous "price inversion" phenomenon, with high-net-worth individuals focusing on the scarcity and value of premium properties in core locations [3]. - The luxury market in first-tier cities remains active, with significant sales recorded, such as the 10.6 billion yuan in sales at Guangzhou's Poly Yuexi Bay and nearly 2 billion yuan for a single unit in Shanghai [4]. - The market is expected to see more high-end residential projects entering the market due to policies promoting low-density land and the removal of price restrictions, indicating a potential shift in the luxury housing landscape [4]. Group 3: Overall Market Performance - Despite the activity in the luxury segment, the overall real estate market remains subdued, with second-hand home prices experiencing a more significant decline [5]. - The end of the year is anticipated to see a surge in performance from real estate companies as they strive to meet sales targets, which may provide some support for new home sales in core cities [5].