The Attentive Proprietress
For fixed assets like a commercial street, rent collection made up the bulk of the income, supplemented by scattered advertising revenue and venue fees paid by brands that occasionally held outdoor events.
Relatively speaking, the income was quite stable. It was not the kind of asset that depended heavily on employee ability.
So, while maintaining a certain distance from employees as the boss helped preserve an air of authority, Zhang Yang had no desire to put on too much of a bossy act.
Being amiable and approachable was perfectly fine too.
Walking out of the property management company with Manager Chen, Zhang Yang strolled casually through the three-story commercial district.
Whenever he asked a question, Manager Chen answered everything he knew from beside him. He had a solid grasp of the situation at basically every store.
There was not much to say about the first floor.
It had a one hundred percent occupancy rate. With mealtime approaching, quite a few restaurants had already begun receiving customers. Every few steps, they passed a milk tea shop surrounded by students from nearby schools buying drinks.
"Hello, Manager Chen."
"Manager Chen, would you like some milk tea? I'll make you a cup."
Greetings rang out continuously along the way. The owners of many milk tea shops happened to be there and greeted him especially warmly.
"You're pretty popular," Zhang Yang said, glancing at Manager Chen.
It was only natural. As the property management company's manager, he was out on the front lines every day and dealt with these shop owners regularly. It was normal for everyone to be polite to one another.
"It's only because everyone thinks highly of me." Manager Chen wiped away his sweat, looking somewhat uneasy.
"It's fine. Don't be nervous, relax. I'm not one to fuss