Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the challenges faced by traditional residential properties due to the emergence of new housing concepts like the "fourth generation" and "fifth generation" homes, which offer significant advantages in terms of usable space and design innovation [1][2][3] - Traditional homes are increasingly viewed as "outdated" as they struggle to compete with the higher efficiency and appeal of newer housing models, leading to a decline in their marketability [1][2] - The calculation of usable area in traditional homes is more stringent, resulting in lower effective space for buyers compared to newer models that utilize innovative design to maximize usable area [1][2][3] Group 2 - The fourth generation homes leverage design innovations such as "space gifting" to enhance usable area, allowing buyers to receive more space for the same price, thus appealing to consumer psychology [2][3] - These new homes not only provide more space but also incorporate ecological design elements, improving living quality and aligning with modern consumer preferences for health and sustainability [6][7] - The market value of fourth generation homes is higher due to their unique features, leading to shorter sales cycles and greater appeal to investors [6][7] Group 3 - Despite their advantages, fourth generation homes face challenges such as inconsistent regulatory standards across cities, which can complicate development and increase costs [7][8] - The construction costs for these homes are significantly higher, potentially limiting access for first-time buyers and increasing the overall price barrier [7][8] - Long-term maintenance costs and functional issues, such as privacy concerns and safety risks, are emerging as significant drawbacks for these new housing models [9][10] Group 4 - Traditional residential properties can still find opportunities by targeting specific market segments, such as budget-conscious buyers, and emphasizing their advantages in price and community stability [11][12] - Innovations in product design and marketing strategies can help traditional homes compete by improving space utilization and enhancing living quality [13][14] - Providing high-quality property management services can also enhance the appeal and value of traditional homes, creating a competitive edge in the market [16][21] Group 5 - The ongoing transformation in the real estate market presents both challenges and opportunities for traditional residential properties, necessitating adaptive strategies to meet diverse consumer needs [22][23] - Companies must remain agile and responsive to market changes to thrive in a competitive environment, emphasizing product innovation and customer service [22][23]

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