How about Kerry Center property?

If it's an office building, I think it's quite good. The property is very responsible, all notices are sent to the company by special personnel, and the company cooperates with the administrative procedures, and all materials are sent directly to our office. All the people on duty at night are Beijingers (there is absolutely no geographical discrimination), which just gives people a feeling of peace of mind. They can find local people to work at night, unlike the office building where the company used to be, such as a sea, where property security is like a meeting. Take chestnuts for example. Our company didn't install access control on the day of moving, and suddenly the door couldn't be locked. It was already nine o'clock, so there was no way to ask the security guard if he had a chain lock to lend us. As a result, the security guard immediately found two and delivered them to the company in person. Let's move some administrative moves.