Core Viewpoint - The recent launch of the Manjinghua Jinshuo Yuefu project in Shenzhen has been labeled as a "daylight" sale, with all 81 units sold within an hour, raising questions about the authenticity of this claim and the overall market dynamics in the region [1][3][4]. Group 1: Market Dynamics - The project achieved a sales record with a registration ratio of 1:4, indicating high demand with 316 applicants for only 81 units available [4][10]. - The average price per square meter for the sold units was approximately 48,451 yuan, with total prices ranging from 3.78 million to 7.71 million yuan [4]. - The rapid sale of units has sparked speculation about whether this trend represents a genuine market recovery or is merely a result of limited supply [5][6]. Group 2: Project Details - The project has a total of 1,259 units, with 644 designated for compensation housing, leaving only 536 for regular sale [15]. - The project includes various amenities, such as 1,333 parking spaces and a 1,310 square meter public space, which may enhance its attractiveness [16][13]. - Important notices provided to potential buyers included various risks and conditions, such as the potential for increased property management fees and limitations on the rights of owners regarding price adjustments [12][24]. Group 3: Buyer Behavior - Despite the risks outlined in the important notices, buyers still chose to purchase, indicating a strong desire for property in the area, possibly driven by the limited availability of desirable units [10][26]. - The presence of returning residents among the buyers may have influenced the decision-making process, as they may prioritize location and community ties over potential drawbacks [10][26]. - The willingness of buyers to accept terms that limit their rights in the event of price reductions suggests a high level of confidence in the long-term value of the property [26].