After securing that enormous plot of land along Pudong's coast, Jiang Siming had just left City Hall with Ning Xiaodang when he had Ning Xiaodang drive straight to the Pudong waterfront.
He wanted to take a good look around at the future new headquarters of Jiang Group.
When they arrived, Jiang Siming saw a vast stretch of empty land that was somewhat desolate and had barely been developed.
Many people were fishing and taking photos along the riverbank.
In a place like Shanghai, where every inch of land was worth its weight in gold, it was truly rare to see such wasteland.
Jiang Siming had also looked into it. Pudong had originally been the last area of Shanghai to be developed, and many parts of it, like Chongming, were still run-down and primitive.
This plot had never been a residential area, and it was especially far from the city center, so its development had remained undecided for a long time.
This time, Jiang Siming had truly gotten a bargain.
In other people's eyes, this place was remote, isolated, and desolate.
But in Jiang Siming's eyes, none of that mattered.
Desolate was better. At least there would be no relocation disputes, saving Jiang Siming a great deal of trouble.
If people lived here, he would have to negotiate their relocation and pay out a huge sum in compensation.
Some greedy residents might even make outrageous demands and ask for sky-high prices.
Fortunately, no one lived here now. It was all wasteland, so he could start construction immediately after acquiring it, saving himself a lot of trouble.
Besides, Jiang Siming believed that wherever his company was located would become an economic center.
As soon as his company moved here, the surrounding area would inevitably flourish, and talent would keep flooding in.
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