Group 1 - The real estate market in Guangzhou showed stronger performance during the Dragon Boat Festival compared to regular weekends, with high visitor numbers and transactions for newly launched properties [2][3] - In the Tianhe District, both entry-level and high-end projects experienced active sales, with notable transactions including a family purchasing a unit for over 4 million yuan and multiple high-end units selling for over 10 million yuan within a short time frame [3] - New projects like the Yuexiu Yun Cui in Baiyun District attracted significant interest, with over 1,000 visiting groups and more than 200 reservations, indicating strong market demand [4] Group 2 - There is a noticeable disparity in the performance of different properties, with popular developments continuing to thrive while others struggle due to factors like product positioning and marketing strategies [5][6] - In the Haizhu District, competition among similar properties is intense, and projects that do not align their pricing with market expectations face challenges in sales, as evidenced by a project that sold only 10 out of 148 units since its opening [6] - Properties with clear project support and strong company reputation are likely to remain in demand, while those with uncertain pricing and amenities may struggle to attract buyers [6]