Mu Corporation, conference room.
On both sides of a long table, two teams were discussing the development plans for a new project—one team advocated for building high-end residential villas, while the other insisted on developing common residential high-rises.
"Building villas can indeed fetch a high price, but villa buyers demand a low plot ratio. In the end, only a few houses can be built, which is less than if we make ordinary apartments for the mid-tier market; the profit might actually be higher."
"This is a rare piece of land in the city, with good environment and surrounding facilities. Turning it into ordinary residential housing would simply be a waste. We should make high-end villas, and the profit will definitely not be low."
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Initially, both sides were presenting their views, pointing out advantages and selling points, but gradually their tones grew louder, and they had already stood up from their chairs, escalating the discussion into an argument.