Core Insights - The current real estate market has shifted from a previous trend of easy profits to a more cautious environment where buyers are selective and budget-conscious [1][3] - Certain types of properties are becoming increasingly difficult to sell, even if they seem attractive at the time of purchase [3] Property Types to Avoid - **Old and Deteriorated Properties**: These properties may seem affordable but often come with significant maintenance issues and reduced appeal due to limited land lease remaining, making them hard to sell in the future [5][7] - **High-Density High-Rise Areas**: While initially appealing due to amenities, these areas often suffer from poor living conditions, lack of sunlight, and intense price competition, making resale challenging [9][11] - **Non-Core Educational Areas**: Properties marketed as "school district homes" may not retain their value due to changing educational policies and potential distance from actual schools, leading to difficulties in resale [13][15] - **Proximity to Industrial Zones or Railways**: These properties are often cheaper but come with significant noise and air quality issues, limiting their appeal and resale potential [17][19] Conclusion - Buyers should carefully evaluate these property types to avoid potential pitfalls in the real estate market, as making the right choice now can lead to easier transactions in the future [21]