20 years of restarting life

Chapter 2748 You have so much free time

"Damn it! Why did you think of meddling in this business? Do you have so much free time?"

Wen Ye on the other end of the phone listened to Zhao Changan's boast and his voice was filled with incredible shock.

"It's just a matter of time and effort."

Zhao Changan smiled modestly without taking any credit for it.

"I got the accurate information about ten days ago, so I didn't let Mr. Li continue to contact them. I thought you were going to North America, so it's meaningless to say this now. You didn't sign a contract with her, right?"

Wen Ye was speechless on the other end of the phone: "I've decided to give up, but you don't know that Suzhou Metro Line 1 will pass through Yeyuan? And that area is old, dilapidated and small, and most of the houses are collectively owned, so there has been no housing reform. The cost of demolition is relatively small, so we plan to build a station there and engage in real estate development at the same time."

Zhao Changan was stunned.

Only then did he understand why Ye Zi was laughing so hard that her body was shaking when he said solemnly that he wanted to sweep the old and dilapidated house next door.

"This is not."

In his heart, he could not help but curse Ye Zi, this little bitch. Sooner or later, he would not only kiss her feet, but also -

"That's good. We can dismantle her Ye Garden and sell the things. Add the compensation and the land value, and we'll get 20 million. Let alone 80 million or 60 million, we don't even want 15 million. How much effort would we have to put into selling things to earn her 5 million?"

When Wen Ye said this, Zhao Changan knew that he had already given up on Ye Yuan in his heart.

  However, if he just gave up on his goals, ideals, persistence, and his grandmother's dreams over the years, then what was the point of Wen Ye's plans over the past few years?

"I understand what you mean. You don't have to worry about this matter. I will handle it."

Zhao Changan made up his mind that if it really didn't work, he would move the entire Ye Garden to the suburbs.

"No way, you still want to buy this?"

Wen Ye on the other end of the phone was shocked, and then he suddenly realized something: "You slept with Ye Zi? Tsk tsk, this sleep cost at least 60 million. Not to mention gold, even diamonds are not that expensive!"

"Damn, am I someone who takes advantage of others?"

"She has done this to you, and you still don't sleep with her. Are you a fool?"

Wen Ye on the other end of the phone couldn't help but remind him, "You have to understand that if you spend 80 million to buy it, you will not only have to pay at least 60 million. The demolition of the garden and the sale of the things inside are very troublesome, and it will also give people the illusion that the information on the upper level of Nanometer is very closed. - You don't want to move the things inside to the grain station by the West Lake, do you?"

"I don't have that idea. Are you sure Ye Yuan is right on the subway line?"

"I looked at the planning map. Their design concept is to build along the road and river to reduce large-scale demolitions in the city. Although it is not directly on the railway, since they are going to build a station and develop real estate, there is no reason not to demolish it."

“Then it can’t be demolished.”

Zhao Changan said with certainty.

If the Ye family said this, they definitely wouldn't have the qualifications and confidence to say this, but Zhao Changan does.

On the other end of the phone, Wen Ye was silent for a while, and said in a slightly distorted voice: "Not worth it!"

“Well worth it!”

Zhao Changan: "This is grandma's dream, and it is also the belated justice that should have come long ago." Wen Ye was silent for a while, and asked: "What are you going to do about Ye Zi?"

"After the contract is signed, I will tell her that I know about this. Tell her that the reason I signed the contract is because I want to try my best to preserve Ye Garden. As for whether it can be preserved in the end, we will do our best and leave it to fate."

Zhao Changan also sighed in his heart. Just now he was thinking that it was fortunate that Ye Garden was a modern antique building.

Now I am eagerly thinking that it would be great if Ye Garden is really an old building from the late Qing Dynasty!

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It was not until the evening that Zhao Changan had time to look through the contract and inventory list that Ye Zi had given him.

As for Ye Yuan, Ye Zi's sincerity in wanting to act quickly can be said to be quite genuine. There were many rare things in the list, and she could actually take them all away, but she chose to keep them in the inventory list.

For example, there are six or seven precious inkstones, all priced from several thousand to tens of thousands, as well as some calligraphy and paintings by famous people from the Ming and Qing dynasties, the large stone scoop made by Chen Guangming, a master of purple clay pots during the Republic of China period, and the Dahongpao Chuanlu pot made by Yu Guoliang.

In Ye Zi's words, after deciding to sell Ye Garden, in order to preserve the original flavor of the garden, they only took away their own personal belongings, and nothing that originally belonged to the garden was touched.

Antiques in prosperous times, gold in troubled times.

At the beginning, Ye Yuan bought the Ming and Qing furniture, doors and windows, and various antiques from big dealers who specialized in purchasing old furniture, especially the six golden nanmu and rosewood beams, which the dealers had obtained by defrauding the dilapidated houses of famous kings, princes, generals and ministers. The Ye family spent 40,000 to 50,000 yuan on one beam more than ten years ago.

It’s just that the domestic economy is just beginning to take off, so the prices of these antique collectibles, calligraphy and paintings are still relatively low.

Just like the Yuhua stones Zhao Changan bought in Jinling when he was a freshman, the most expensive one was only four or five hundred yuan. But more than ten years later, this Yuhua stone would be impossible to buy even if it cost one hundred thousand or eighty thousand yuan.

And the six beams that the Ye family bought, more than a decade ago, the average monthly salary in the country was just over a hundred yuan.

A piece of rotten wood can be equal to an ordinary worker's salary for thirty years.

Nowadays, this kind of golden nanmu and red sandalwood that can be used to make house beams is not difficult to find in the market, and one beam is worth about 200,000 or 300,000 yuan.

This is equivalent to the salary of an ordinary worker for more than 20 years. It can be said that the appreciation rate of these antiques cannot keep up with the growth of wages, so they are "not very valuable" and speculative capital has not yet entered in in large numbers.

In recent years, there has been hype about Clivia, Tibetan Mastiff and other tulip scams that require little investment but can return more than double the profit.

Zhao Changan roughly confirmed Ye Zi's sincerity, so he entrusted Tang Shuang to handle the matter and pointed out the reason of Line 1.

Tang Shuang knew how much Grandma Wen Ye was obsessed with the garden. In her words, even if it really had to be demolished, it would be seven or eight years later.

Zhao Changan, on the other hand, had a deeper understanding of Ye Yuan and told Tang Shuang the reasons why it was worth investing in the company. Tang Shuang also felt that Zhao Changan had the ability to avoid demolition.

Besides, Tang Shuang and Ye Zi have always known each other and had a good relationship when they were at Fudan University. Even when Ye Zi was working at Zhuo Zi, they had a pleasant cooperation, so Tang Shuang readily took on this matter.

The following will be a negotiation between Tang Shuang and Ye Zi. Eighty million is definitely not an option, but Tang Shuang will not bargain to death because of Ye Zi's deception.

Because Zhao Changan's goal is to get Ye Yuan, not to confront each other and get angry, which will result in both sides suffering losses.

(End of this chapter)