The series is directed by Jo Yong-won, who won the Best Director award at the Seoul Drama Awards for Missing Child (2021), and written by Kim Yoon-young, known for previous works such as Kaist, Sweet Palpitations, and My Strange Hero.

In late 2025, it was reported that the series would consist of 12 episodes and air exclusively on JTBC, co-produced by SLL and Red Nine Pictures.

In November 2025, Baek Hyun-jin joined the cast, marking his reunion with lead actor Ji Sung for the first time since their previous collaboration on The Devil Judge (2021).

Ji Sung, Moon So-ri, and Ha Yoon-kyung were reported to be in talks or confirmed for the lead roles shortly after Baek Hyun-jin's casting was announced.

Despite being a JTBC broadcast, the series streams exclusively on Netflix, meaning South Korean streaming service TVING does not offer video-on-demand replays, though live broadcasts and a time-shift feature for paid members remain available.

The Korean Association of Apartment Building Managers has organized a protest campaign against the drama on its website.

Critics have pointed out that the drama's depiction of rampant financial corruption in apartment management is largely disconnected from modern reality, since current regulations under the Multi-Family Housing Management Act require external accounting audits and resident council approval for using long-term repair reserve funds, leading some apartment management workers to feel the sensationalized portrayal is discouraging.