Rebirth 78 was replaced by a husband, the cold educated youth pulled the curtains every day

The corners of Lu Ye's mouth rose even higher.

What he was afraid of was that after Su Yao was finally rehabilitated and had the life he has now, he would not be able to let go of these bottles and jars and would not dare to fight hard.

“It’s easier to do things in a high-profile manner; that’s to create momentum!”

"You need to attend various public events, including radio, television, and even newspapers. In short, you need to use every possible publicity channel."

"Promote to the people of Binjiang that you, as the responsible leader, have made up your mind to solve the people's housing problem and establish your image."

"By then, the people of Binjiang will know that you, as a leader, still care about their housing problems. Then, those who want to trip you up will think twice."

"This is the first step. The second step is to hold a high-profile meeting, a large meeting!"

"We need to gather together all the leaders of all housing-related units, from the provincial to the municipal and county levels, as well as the leaders of all factories. Furthermore, we need to order the workers of each factory to elect worker representatives to attend the meeting."

"With these workers' representatives providing oversight, even if the leaders of the relevant units disagree, they dare not object publicly. For hundreds of thousands of workers in Binjiang, speaking out against this would be a grave offense."

"And you, uncle, need to clearly assign tasks at the meeting. It's best to implement a responsibility system. That way, the workers will know which department is responsible for what, and if there are any problems, the people will only blame the corresponding department."

“The third step is to start solving the problem.”

"To solve the housing problem, there are only two things: land and money."

"Let's talk about land first. There are two solutions. The first is to demolish the shantytowns and rebuild them. The current houses are mostly public housing owned by factories. As long as we can solve the temporary housing problem for the employees and promise them priority resettlement after the buildings are built, reclaiming the land should not be too difficult."

"The second method is replacement."

"In fact, with economic development, many heavily polluting enterprises are no longer suitable for production within the city. We can first select a few typical enterprises, give them a piece of land outside the city, exchange it for land in the city, and then use the vacant land to build buildings."

"Of course, this method takes too long and creates more resistance. The advantage is that it will benefit future generations."

"I suggest using both methods simultaneously: dealing with urgent matters quickly and dealing with less urgent matters slowly."

Lu Ye's method gave Su Yao an epiphany.

The biggest obstacle to solving the housing problem is land resources. The land in the old city has long been used up.

The shanty towns are connected to each other.

Replacing the current bungalows with buildings can indeed save a lot of land resources, and buildings are also cleaner and more sanitary, suitable for the development of future life.

But in the final analysis, if you want to accomplish all this, you still need money.

"Where's the money? We need steel bars, cement, and red bricks to build a building. Without money, we can't do anything." Su Yao asked.

"It's simple, the money comes from the land." Lu Ye said with a smile.

"From the land?"

Su Yao was a little confused and couldn't understand what Lu Ye meant.

Lu Ye looked at the puzzled Su Yao and immediately began to speak: "Uncle, a few days ago we went to Yangcheng. As the forefront of reform, the speed of development there can be said to be leading the country."

"We have housing difficulties here, and it's the same over there."

"In Guangzhou, there's a commercial housing complex called Donghu New Village."

"Despite lacking funds, they took the lead in piloting and introducing foreign investment to build new residential areas."

"Yangzhou provides the land, Hong Kong businessmen pay for the housing, and part of the housing built is used to resettle the original residents, while the other part is allowed to be sold publicly by Hong Kong businessmen. At the same time, Hong Kong people are also allowed to buy houses in the mainland. This is what is called commercial housing."

"The profits will be split between the two parties."

Su Yao listened to Lu Ye's words and sighed: "There are such things."

Lu Ye nodded heavily.

“We can actually emulate them.”

"How can I imitate it? We are so far away from Hong Kong, where can I find Hong Kong businessmen? Besides, even if the buildings are built, no Hong Kong businessmen will come so far to buy them. I'm afraid this won't work." Su Yao shook his head slightly.

"This isn't difficult to do. There's a Hong Kong businessman here already."

Lu Ye smiled and said, "The Shu Group is a well-known grain merchant in Hong Kong and is very wealthy."

"Right now, they need to establish a stable grain base in Binjiang to cope with the risks of headquarters redeeming their grain in the international grain futures market."

"I think this is a good opportunity. Since you are in charge of land, you can choose a piece of arable land that is being planned and waiting to be reclaimed, exchange it with them, and give them the right to contract it for decades."

"In exchange for them paying for the construction of the houses. Of course, the money is borrowed, otherwise it would be a financial problem."

"Use this money as start-up capital."

"The completed buildings are divided into two types of ownership: public housing and commercial housing. Employees are encouraged to pay their own money to buy out the ownership at cost price. The commercial housing is sold publicly at two to three times the construction cost, and anyone can buy it."

"In addition to repaying the principal of the Hong Kong businessmen, the remaining funds will be used as special funds to continue building the building."

"In addition, to solve the problem of employees not having enough money to buy a house, we can also talk to a credit union and ask them to issue a home purchase loan to the employees. The employees can buy the house first and then repay the loan money to the credit union on a monthly basis."

"In the past, employees lived in factory houses and only had the right to use them. After buying out, the houses are theirs and can be sold in the future. Employees will definitely be happy to buy out."

"A certain percentage of the money from selling the house can be used to compensate the company for the land it has lost."

“The government can also get some funds here.”

"In this way, Binjiang's housing market can basically be revitalized."

Su Yao listened carefully to Lu Ye's plan.

Su Yao pondered every step and every point over and over in his mind.

"What a big chess game!" Su Yao was secretly shocked.

This plan involves arable land, Hong Kong businessmen, local enterprises, land ownership, employees, credit unions, and even planning and construction units that are not mentioned.

One ring after another.

But it can perfectly solve the current problem.

Su Yao looked at Lu Ye.

He really couldn't believe that such a large-scale plan was thought up by a young man in his twenties.

You have to know that to be able to achieve this, the energy, experience, and even understanding of various government departments must be at a certain level in order to be able to use them so flexibly.

"You really amaze me. You were able to come up with such a comprehensive plan for such a huge project in such a short time. It's such a waste for someone like you to go into business."

"Putting you in the property management sector was my biggest mistake."

Seeing Su Yao say this, Lu Ye hurriedly smiled and said, "Everyone has their own ambitions. Mine has never been a career in politics. I'm only interested in business."

Su Yao shook his head regretfully.

In his opinion, Lu Ye's move was tantamount to a waste of talent.