She Outshines Them All (Athena and Matthew)

Chapter 318

The family fell silent for a moment.

Those who weren't familiar with the industry refrained from speaking, waiting for the more knowledgeable to share their thoughts.

Brandon said, "I agree with Mr. Frowick's analysis. Pouring more money into real estate doesn't seem wise at this point. But if the land is cheap, we could buy it for other uses."

Athena added, "Though I'm not particularly invested in real estate, I also don't think the market will stay hot forever. Getting out sooner might be a good move. I lean more toward developing industries or service sectors. Maria chimed in, "Bard Garden is massive, and once all the residents move in, that's a huge customer base. How about we build a supermarket, shopping mall, or even another Donovan's Restaurant?" Wesley said, "That plot of land might be a bit small for another residential development, but if we use it for a supermarket, there would be a lot of unused space left, which seems like a bit of a waste.

"As for a shopping mall, Kitmore City already has enough of those. With the rise of online shopping, so many physical stores have closed. It seems too risky."

Claire massaged her shoulders and said, "A lot of customers have asked if we'd open a second location, but Arthur and I are already swamped managing one restaurant. We really don't want the extra workload.

"If we did open another branch, I wouldn't feel comfortable letting others manage it. I'd rather focus on perfecting the one we have."

Arthur nodded while eating. "I agree. Reputation is everything. Plenty of famous restaurant chains lose their quality by expanding too fast, and eventually, their name is tarnished."

Wesley added, "We're heading into an aging society, and more young people don't want to marry or have kids. The issue of elder care is becoming more pressing.

"I've considered using that land to build a retirement home, but working in elder care can lead to a lot of disputes, which are tough to manage. I think this kind of project should be left to professionals." Everyone nodded in agreement.

Athena then suggested, "A large supermarket could work, and as for the extra space, maybe we could set up a daycare center? One that cares for both children and elderly during the day." "Daycare?" Their eyes lit up. "That sounds interesting."

set certain conditions, like only offering daytime care, with family members required to pick

at least six months old and weaned. Children

kinds of amazing women. Some want kids but not a partner. Some want both kids and a career but find it hard to balance the two. They don't

have any major health issues,

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excited too. If we build a large supermarket, many parents could pick up their kids or parents while doing their shopping, creating a convenient, all-in-one experience." Wesley nodded frequently, smiling. "You all have some great suggestions. We could bring in investors for the

logistics when I worked at the state-owned enterprise, so I've got some experience in that

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company, Wesley gathered the upper and middle management to discuss whether they should purchase the neighboring plot of land and

dined with Ethan and were reluctant to question his judgment. Therefore, they agreed to hold off on building any more residential developments for the next few years,

varied on what to do with the land if they did buy it. After Wesley shared his ideas, some supported them, while others opposed

negotiate with the owner of the neighboring land. If the price is right, we'll take out a

Bard Property was developing rapidly, and it was making some competitors

involved in the development of a project in the eastern area of the city. Guests included Archie, Lucas and his son, Zoe and her family, and the Randolph family. As they were enjoying the evening, the TV

just a few days and had also purchased the neighboring land, planning to develop a large commercial

the table and said coldly, "I think we need to speed up the development of

turned to Regina. "This location is prime, the more we invest the more we'll