Big Novel

The Charismatic Charlie Wade

The Thompson First Real Estate in Aurous Hill was highly sought after when it first opened, but more than a year had gone by
and it has yet to be fully sold out.
Although the villas had been snatched up, there were still some flats available for sale.
This was due to the high overall positioning and pricing of the property, which was a typical example of an area with unequal
distribution of wealth.
The focus of this high-low residential area was primarily on luxurious villas.
Ideally, the developer would like to turn it into a villa-only community, but to comply with the floor area ratio regulations imposed
by the management, a portion of the land had been set aside for high-rise apartments.
The truly wealthy had already bought the expensive villas, which range from tens of millions to over one hundred million.
The remaining apartments, priced from 10 million to 30 million, were in an awkward position regarding their positioning.
Those who could afford to buy a house at such a high cost are considered to be a part of the upper middle class.
They often displayed a strong sense of entitlement and considered themselves to be a part of the elite in society.
As a result, they would rather be a leader than a follower.
When it came to buying a home, these individuals tended to prefer communities that were predominantly composed of
apartments, rather than high-end villas.
They often opted for larger-sized apartments in these communities.
The middle class preferred to avoid the high-low residential area, as they had substantial net worth in the tens of millions and
wanted a sense of achievement from their purchase.
Living in a mid-range community and owning a car worth over a million yuan would be considered impressive, but in a luxurious
community like Thompson First, even the domestic workers might not measure up to the wealthy villa owners.
This was the last thing they want to experience, as they did not want to be constantly overshadowed by the opulence of the villa
owners.

The underground parking lot of the community was dominated by vehicles worth over 3 million, with more than half being high-
end luxury cars.
Cars worth less than 3 million, mostly from America, were considered modest and unremarkable compared to their more
expensive counterparts.
Driving a standard luxury car like a Mercedes-Benz S-Class or BMW 7 Series could make one felt out of place in this opulent
community, where one’s neighbors boasted even more extravagant and expensive vehicles.
When Christopher’s family came to inspect the property, Harold made a memorable remark.
He believed that residing in this neighborhood was equivalent to serving as a shield for the wealthy individuals residing in the
luxury villa area within.
As a result of this somewhat uncomfortable position, the villas in Thompson First struggled to find tenants after opening, yet
these flats had continued to sell until present times.
Thankfully, Angela wasn’t bothered by these details.
She simply sought a suitable home close to the school to serve as her private sanctuary.
Her requirements for the house were straight forward, easy access to transportation, a nice surrounding, quality furnishings, a
prestigious real estate positioning and a refined cultural environment that would allow her to live peacefully as a young woman
without having to worry about a noisy, low-quality atmosphere’.
When she arrived at the Thompson First sales office in a luxurious Rolls Royce, she had already made up her mind to buy a
property in the complex.
The community’s close proximity to the school was a key factor in her decision, as transportation convenience was a major
priority for her.
In addition, the high-end positioning of Thompson First made it the top choice in the area and Angela was confident that she
wouldn’t need to look elsewhere.
While she had met many requirements for her home, transportation convenience was undoubtedly a crucial aspect.
Upon arrival at the sales office, Michelle accompanied Angela every step of the way.

The atmosphere was much quieter than it was when the market first opened.
As soon as the salesperson saw a Rolls Royce parked by the side of the road, they were already ecstatic.
As Angela and Michelle stepped out of the luxurious car and approached the sales office, the sales director personally came out
to greet them.
With great enthusiasm, the director opened the door for the two and said with utmost respect, “Welcome to Thompson First,
would you like me to provide you with an overview of our project?”
Angela nodded, then cast a glance at the sales office.
She pointed to a row of high-rise buildings near the river on the huge, exquisite sand table in the center of the building and
asked, “Is there any apartment available in this building?”
The sales director was quick to respond, “Yes, certainly! This building is one of the ki

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