Zhangjiajie Real Estate|Property Information|Zhangjiajie Property Introduction
When you spend a lifetime's savings to buy a property, perhaps what you care about most is the price, shared area, environment, layout, and even property management. But have you noticed the names of the properties? Let's look at these incredible property names! "Berlin Town, Vienna Forest, Seine Riverside, Maple Crossing Rhine, Blue Castle Aegean Sea, Baihui Center, Independent Era, Dear VILLA, Nolite There, Piao HO...
When you spend a lifetime of savings to buy a property, perhaps what you care about most is the price, shared area, environment, layout, and even property management, etc.
But have you ever paid attention to the name of the development? Let's take a look at these bizarre names of residential projects! "Berlin Town, Vienna Forest, Seine Riverside, Maple Crossing Rhine, Blue Castle Aegean Sea, Baihui Center, Independent Era, Dear VILLA, Nolite There, Piao HOME, SM
Plaza, MINI Pavilion..." In just five short years, these foreign-flavored or incomprehensible project names have sprung up like bamboo shoots after rain along with the development of China's real estate economy, appearing rapidly in our lives and leaving us at a loss. Fawning on foreign things, pandering to vulgar tastes, fabricating names, and bluffing—these project names are like ugly tumors growing on the body of our cities. However, developers seem to be still unsatisfied, racking their brains to clumsily repeat what they consider innovative naming ideas. It is by no means alarmist to say that Chinese residential project naming has entered an "era of spoofing."
Spoof One: Fawning on Foreign Things
Auntie Xie, who came from her hometown in Hebei to Beijing to take care of her daughter's child, has been in Beijing for nearly a year, but still cannot remember the name of her own home. "Hello! My life!"—Auntie Xie could never remember it no matter how hard she tried, so she had to write a note and carry it in her pocket. When taking a taxi home, the driver was also confused—there were numbers, English, and Chinese characters. Is this a place for people to live? Auntie Xie asked her daughter this every time. In fact, what troubled Auntie Xie was more than this. I live in European Town, my good friend's home is adjacent to Triumph Avenue, my sister just bought a small apartment in Manhattan, and my colleague settled down in Zhongnanhai. A colleague said that her mother took a taxi home and told the driver she lived in Poland. The driver thought the colleague's mother had dementia and even called 110. It was both funny and frustrating. Why do some residential projects have to "hang a foreign name" when naming? Does the housing grade improve after such a foreign display? Does it sell better? Many developers really think so. In fact, the name of an excellent residential project must be related to the location name, environmental characteristics, and the target sales group of the project. For example, in Chengdu there is a project called Dreamer. Around this project there are 4 kindergartens and 6 middle schools. "Dreamer" makes people yearn for it.
Spoof Two: Seeking Novelty
It is better to say it is grandstanding than seeking novelty. There is a project in Chengdu actually called "SM Plaza." The name is absolutely crazy. Li Yinhe is so famous—who doesn't know what "SM" is! Xiao Zhang said that she met an old male classmate on the street. After exchanging greetings, Xiao Zhang invited the male classmate to come to "SM" to play, making the male classmate blush. Also, Beijing developers are particularly lacking in creativity: Winner, Declaration of Independence, Party A and Party B... Are these names of houses? Why are they so familiar? There are countless such examples: Sunshine Week Eight, Non-Center, Latitude 18 Degrees, 1+1 Building... Are these names novel or grandstanding? Attracting attention cannot be done so "recklessly." One homebuyer said this is simply a "rape" of the project.
Spoof Three: Aristocratic Complex
No matter which city you enter, many residential project names in the city are related to nobility, wealth, etc. Looking around, projects with similar names such as King of the World, Grand Court, Number One Scholar Mansion, Celebrity Family, Central Rich View, Platinum Mansion are everywhere. According to a survey agency, more than 90% of homebuyers express strong disgust for such project names. We don't need these emperors, gardens, imperial things related to the old emperor. Respected owners, do not think that because you live in Imperial Garden, Imperial Century, Imperial Capital Plaza, Imperial Emerald Garden, Imperial Color Garden, you have become the emperor or god of the developer. No one will charge you a penny less because you are an owner, or show mercy when infringing on your rights. Such names only satisfy the dark and unbalanced psychology of some people—"Grandpa today lets you be a grandson." It is said that several projects starting with the character "imperial" were developed by the same developer, and the boss is a former senior official of a central ministry. It is unknown what the intention of such names is. Haven't we overthrown feudal rule for many years?
Spoof Four: Name Does Not Match Reality
Some people say that when real estate developers name projects, they must be holding binoculars—whatever they see, they name it, saving time and effort. Looking east, there is a sea, so it is called East Coast. Looking west, it looks like a pearl in the west, so it is called West Sea Pearl. Looking up, there are stars, so it is called Starlight Court. There is sunlight, so it is called Sunshine World. There is both sunlight and sea, so it is called Sunshine Belt·Seaside City. Looking down, there is green grass, so it is called Deer Green Meadow. Those with mountain views can be hyped even more. The most straightforward is Mountain Garden—a place leaning against a mountain and like a garden. Even with eyes closed, one knows what its advertisement will look like. On a real estate forum, a netizen ridiculed the current project names and promotional slogans: any project with water within one kilometer is named something like "bank" or "shore"; if slightly closer, it is called an "island"; if there is a stinking ditch, it is "Riverside Family." Not only that, a few large trees make it "Splendid Forest," several parking spaces make it a so-called "plaza," and some flowers planted make it "Beautiful Garden"... The purpose of these misnamed residential buildings is to seek selling points. Does this count as infringing on consumers' interests?
Spoof Five: Gardens Everywhere
Perhaps to match the garden city, or perhaps to let owners feel the comfort, beauty, and elegance of living in a garden, too many projects are called "×× Garden." Earlier ones: Dragon Ball Garden (always reminds me of Dragon Ball, hehe!), Dexing Garden. More recent ones: Zhongai Garden (loved by Chinese people?), Haoyue Garden, Jiabaotian Garden with strong rural flavor, and simpler ones directly called Xi Garden, Jun Garden, Qu Garden. Later, some may have felt that a garden alone was not enough and wanted to add the warmth of home, so they changed it to Homeland: New World Homeland, Sunshine City Homeland. If there are many gardens? Then directly call it Garden City! Hehe! I always feel that the name Garden is still too straightforward and simple. If real estate names are also divided into stages, then names like Garden can only be called the primary stage.
However, the project name is not the most important. The most important thing, I think, is still the housing price that everyone cares about.
However, Zhangjiajie's projects are still quite good, with reasonable prices. Who told Zhangjiajie to have few people?
Let me briefly introduce the prices of some Zhangjiajie projects, for reference only for those who want to buy a house in Zhangjiajie:
The Cross Street project under Zhangjiajie Weigang Real Estate Development Co., Ltd. is located at the old Cross Street on Huilong Road, covering an area of 200,000 square meters. It is about to be delivered in November 2010. Now the first phase of the project is nearly completed. The residential layouts range from 50 square meters to 220 square meters, and the street-facing shops range from 15 square meters to 80 square meters.
Because the project is located in a bustling area of the city, the supporting facilities are relatively complete. Around it are large supermarkets such as Bubugao and Meini, and shopping malls such as pedestrian streets. Nearby there are also other living and health supporting facilities such as Zhangjiajie Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
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Dingtai Yijing Garden residential area project is a high-end residential community invested and built by Dingtai Company, and was awarded "Municipal Residential Construction Planning Demonstration Model Community" by Zhangjiajie Planning Administration. The project is located in Guanliping New District (Dingtai Economic Development Zone), surrounded by Dayong East Road, Dingtai Road, Maosheng Road, and Bada Road. The total land area is 206 mu, and the total construction area is about 210,000 square meters. It consists of multi-story buildings, small high-rise buildings, stacked villas, detached villas, apartment-style office buildings, and shopping malls. The greening rate is nearly 45%, about 54,000 square meters. It is developed in two phases. The environment of Dingtai Yijing Garden takes the lake as the theme and lake culture as the background, learning from nature, introducing natural imagery, and carefully shaping a waterside home in a bustling city, creating infinite extension and giving people infinite space for imagination. The artificial lake area of Dingtai Yijing Garden is more than 5,000 square meters, mainly composed of 2 large water surfaces, forming a living water circulation system. The lake water is always rippling with blue waves. Each water surface has its own characteristics: "Lotus Leaves in Clear Wind," "Weeping Willows Swaying," "Red Flowers and Green Willows," "Murmuring Cascading Springs," each forming its own style and enriching the landscape. According to the terrain, the lake shore fully considers the residents' water-friendly factors, with grassy slopes slanting into the lake, pebble beaches full of childlike fun, staggered water columns, and naturally styled rockery stones. Zhangjiajie's first large-scale comprehensive community of about 200,000 square meters integrating residence, commerce, and office. Famous teachers from Shanghai Modern Architectural Design Group carefully create it, with a modern minimalist style, fresh and lively. The large-span, simple, majestic and spectacular Roman column structure gate, and the entrance of a large Tai Chi square of about 4,500 square meters, are full of modern atmosphere. A circular leisure corridor about 600 meters long is an excellent place for leisure, fitness, walking, and morning running. A water feature chain landscape lake about 300 meters long and nearly 5,000 square meters creates a waterside home with strength. Humanized, practical and beautiful house layout design, "sky villa" style split-level residences, viewing balconies, and protruding low windowsills let you always be accompanied by "beautiful scenery." About 54,000 square meters of green space, 17 green cluster gardens, and 15,000 square meters of centralized central green space truly integrate the quiet garden beauty outside the window into home life. A lakeside viewing club of about 2,800 square meters with more than 10 VIP facilities, synchronized with trends, is none other than a necessary place for fashionable life. Crystal-clear, exquisite and simple connected stacked villas, fresh and refined. Multiple security systems, background music, synchronized with modern life.
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This community has an architectural style of "fashionable, practical, and high-grade." Humanized design, hotel-style entrance, and courtyard-style layout are unique in Zhangjiajie's real estate construction industry. Placing yourself in it, you can quickly wash away the "troublesome dust" of the busy city and enjoy the elegance and quietness of a Peach Blossom Spring. As the company pursues in community construction, "Attention of all, harmony under heaven." "Look high and far, a work of nature." "Condense Wanhe classics, build Tianqin life."
Hehe, let me briefly introduce just these few. Whether you are a speculator or genuinely want to buy a house, the editor hopes to help you.