Hu Yueyue did not react at first.
The boss was coming?
Which boss?!
All this time, she had reported directly to Zhang Xiaoxi and had never dealt with anyone else.
"Hello? President Hu, are you there?" Zhang Xiaoxi asked again over the phone when she received no response from Hu Yueyue.
"Ah... I'm here. I'm at the company. Just come over directly. Oh, right, President Zhang, you know the company's address, don't you?" Hu Yueyue replied somewhat flusteredly.
"I know! We'll head over now." Zhang Xiaoxi spoke briskly before hanging up.
Half an hour later, Zhang Xiaoxi and Wang Ye appeared outside the leasing company's building.
"This office building was also purchased by the leasing company. We haven't bought many office buildings, though—just this one, and only because the location was good and the price was right. I'm not very optimistic about Shenzhen's office building market. There are simply too many being built! As a result, not only do rents struggle to rise, but property prices do not increase much either," Zhang Xiaoxi explained.
Wang Ye nodded slightly, indicating his agreement with Zhang Xiaoxi's assessment.
Even more than a decade later, after Shenzhen had firmly established itself as the country's third-largest city economically, its office vacancy rate was still higher than that of other major cities.
That did not mean Shenzhen's economy was weak, nor did it mean there were too few companies.
It was simply because too many office buildings were constructed here every year...
Just like the line of thinking Wang Ye had discussed with Mayor Zhang earlier, Shenzhen relied on its special policies and relatively low costs for industrial and commercial land to attract a large number of companies.
With so many office buildings and such high vacancy rates, newly established companies could rent satisfactory office