So for the whole day, Lawrence Winters was attending meetings with Edward Foster on the thirty-eighth floor.
Their efficiency was remarkable—they first established various time points, like when to start construction, when to finalize the design drawings, when to create models and begin pre-sales, and when customers who purchased pre-sales can choose their house type.
For this villa complex, they aimed for a unified style, but with each house having different details in both exterior and interior.
For the wealthy, the word "unique" is incredibly alluring.
Lawrence Winters listened attentively.
Edward Foster spoke with eloquence in the meeting, saying, "This time we're using the momentum of trending searches to establish a different sales model. High-end residences need to have the value and model of high-end residences."
"If all the houses in your villa complex are identical like matchboxes, that's not high-end; that's a standard product on an assembly line."
