A Big Surprise
After touring the office building, Zhang Yang headed straight to the 40,000-square-meter commercial complex attached to Yunheng Building.
The commercial complex sat right next to the office building, divided into above-ground spaces and an underground sunken plaza. Compared with Star City World Commercial Street in Yinghai, the overall caliber of its tenants was on a completely different level.
From Starbucks to Dicos, from Chinese fast-food restaurants to Subway, along with all sorts of milk tea shops and dessert stores—wherever there was demand, there was a market.
Backed by the surrounding office buildings, the consumer base consisted of white-collar workers, and all these shops were doing fairly well.
Of course, there were still some vacant units, such as those with overly large floor areas or excessively remote locations. They were temporarily unoccupied, but it was not a major issue.
"This spot would be perfect for a book café, selling coffee and other drinks on the side."
Standing before a vacant two-story storefront in the commercial district, Zhang Yang looked through its floor-to-ceiling glass walls and could not help muttering to himself.
Although Mao Roast Duck was still riding its wave of popularity, the hype would eventually fade. When that time came, he would definitely need to make other arrangements for Bei Wei.
He had long been thinking of opening a shop like a book café for Bei Wei, somewhere she could read and drink coffee.
Whether it made money did not matter. He simply wanted her to enjoy a peaceful, leisurely life.
Every day, she could casually drive her Panamera to her own book café, take an unhurried seat by the window, have an employee make her a cup of coffee, read a book, sip her coffee, watch the clouds drift by, and listen quietly to the flowers