9月5日，深圳楼市新政重磅落地，包括放宽限购、松绑企业购房、优化信贷等政策，一系列组合拳瞬间点燃全城购房热情，市场观望 情绪破冰，改善型需求与品质型选择成为新一轮置业焦点。 在此背景下，一个自带"高阶品质+现楼确定性"的项目，正以令人瞩目的姿态闯入深圳人的视野——鹏瑞·鹭璟府。这是鹏瑞集团在深 圳湾1号后的首发作品的延续。 多年前，鹏瑞以深圳湾1号奠定"高端住宅标杆"地位时，市场对其认知更多停留在"少数人的专属"。而这家始终以"极致产品主义"为核 心的房企，早已在高端地产开发领域沉淀出深厚的产品设计、工程质量与物业服务体系。 如今，这份源自深圳湾1号的高端基因，正完整复刻到鹭湖新城核心。项目位于五和大道与澜清三路交会处，让"高端住宅品质"走出深 圳湾，成为更多人可触及的居住选项。 作为新政后市场瞩目的品质标杆，鹏瑞·鹭璟府的底气来自"看得见的现楼"：现代简约的外立面俊朗挺拔，社区园林与架空层配套实景 可鉴，精装细节触手可及，彻底告别期房"纸上蓝图"的不确定性。 从区位到户型，项目更精准贴合家庭需求：家附近就是龙华区鹭湖实验学校和龙华区观湖实验学校；周边近享观澜河湿地公园、鹭湖 滨水公园等生态资源；全东南朝向设 ...

Core Insights - The 2025 "Top 10 Super Luxury Homes in Asia" ranking was announced in Hong Kong, with the top three being Antilia in Mumbai, The Marble Palace in Dubai, and 66 Deep Water Bay Road in Hong Kong [1][2]. Group 1: Rankings and Scores - The ranking includes Antilia (India, score: 98.55), The Marble Palace (UAE, score: 98.26), and 66 Deep Water Bay Road (Hong Kong, score: 97.68) as the top three [2]. - Other notable entries are Shanghai One (China, score: 97.19), Sky Mansion Penthouse at Bugatti Residences (UAE, score: 96.51), Shenzhen Bay 1 (China, score: 96.25), Dingfeng Yuanqi (China, score: 95.72), and CITIC Guoan Mansion (China, score: 95.66) [2]. Group 2: Evaluation Criteria - The ranking was compiled by the World Manager Group, "World Entrepreneur" magazine, and the World Real Estate Research Institute, using multiple indicators such as transaction prices, property reputation, quality satisfaction, and geographical advantages [2][3]. - The evaluation also considered ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) factors, integrating ESG scores into the luxury home assessment framework [3].

Core Insights - The belief in luxury properties as a safe investment is being challenged, as evidenced by a high-profile case where a luxury home in Hong Kong was sold for significantly less than its purchase price, resulting in a loss of 1.3 billion HKD over nine years [1][3][9] Group 1: Market Trends - Luxury property prices in Hong Kong have plummeted, with some areas experiencing a 50% drop compared to peak prices in 2021, reverting to levels not seen since the 1997 Asian financial crisis [4][6] - Ordinary residential properties have also seen a decline of about 30% since their peak in 2021, but luxury properties have suffered even more severe losses [4][6] Group 2: Individual Cases - Chen Hongtian, a prominent businessman, purchased a luxury home for 21 billion HKD and later sold it for 7.9 billion HKD, incurring a loss of 62% [3][4] - Other wealthy individuals have also faced significant losses, with one buying a luxury home for 8.38 billion HKD only to see its value drop below 6 billion HKD within a year [5][6] Group 3: Investment Sentiment - The perception of luxury homes as status symbols is shifting, with wealthy individuals now recognizing them as financial liabilities rather than assets [6][8] - There is a growing trend among affluent investors to liquidate luxury properties in favor of more stable investments, such as U.S. Treasury bonds, which offer better returns [8][9] Group 4: Future Outlook - The current situation in Hong Kong may foreshadow similar trends in mainland China's luxury property market, where liquidity issues could lead to significant declines in property values [7][8] - The shift from a belief in luxury property appreciation to a focus on cash liquidity reflects a broader change in investment strategy among the wealthy [8][9]