Yang Yuxin's words truly summed up the current situation in a single sentence.
Luohua Manor covered nearly four square kilometers, over five thousand mu of land. One side faced the river, while the side exposed to the outside stretched just over three kilometers.
Most of the land Yang Yuxin had bought lay around the perimeter of Luohua Manor. Four thousand mu amounted to a little over two square kilometers.
The land she bought provided excellent protection for Luohua Manor. On average, it gave the manor nearly an extra kilometer of depth.
Of course, that was not actually the case everywhere. In many places, the depth did not even reach five hundred meters, while in others, it exceeded one and a half kilometers.
But generally speaking, the areas that could not be protected in depth were mostly steep rocky mountains, so they were not too important.
However, within this buffer zone, Yang Yuxin also had to consider building commercial housing. Otherwise, such a vast plot of land would truly go to waste.
Manager Yang's brilliance lay precisely in this. She had tallied up the land she wanted to buy and drawn up a plan—she could build all those commercial residences far from the manor and recoup her investment through them.
That was no easy feat. First, she had to determine how much she needed to earn to break even. Second, she had to leave a sufficiently deep isolation zone between the commercial housing and the manor.
Interestingly, Yang City also had policy guidance for building commercial housing here: there had to be a sufficiently high green coverage rate.
That was why she had actually managed to negotiate the matter to this point. It was truly unexpected.
The hardest part, in fact, was dealing with the demands of the residents when purchasing