Rebirth 1981 starts with saving the sisters from the neighboring village.

Captain Niu nodded. "Right now, the housing prices in first-tier cities across the country, such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, are between 6000 and 9000 yuan. Only in Wenzhou are the prices over yuan."

"There is some news in our village now. Everyone generally believes that the price of commercial housing in our village should be around 11,000 yuan per square meter, which is similar to that in Wenzhou."

Secretary Tian said: "According to this calculation, the area of ​​each three-story villa in Xueshan Village is more than 400 square meters. Including the yard and parking space, the value is more than 500 million."

Peng Wanhua smiled slightly when he heard this. Wenzhou people are most famous for two things.

First, they were the first group of people to become wealthy after the reform and opening up.

Second, this group of people are very keen on speculating in real estate together.

The housing prices in Wenzhou were once the highest in the country!

He remembered that in his previous life, in 2011, the housing prices in Wenzhou directly exceeded 33000!

Higher than Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen!

However, a bubble is always a bubble. Wenzhou's housing prices were halved after four years!

Then this group of people left Wenzhou and went to all parts of the country.

The purchase of one building after another has triggered a wave of rising housing prices in more parts of the country.

However, Wenzhou is Wenzhou, and Xueshan Village is Xueshan Village.

Wenzhou people like to speculate in real estate, but Xueshan Village does not need that.

In Peng Wanhua's plan, there has never been any mention of real estate development.

He shook his head and said firmly, "Our village doesn't need any real estate economy. It doesn't matter whether the housing price is 11,000 or 100,000 per square meter."

"This..." Secretary Tian and Captain Niu looked at each other with confusion in their eyes.

In their view, liberalizing real estate development will promote rising housing prices.

In this way, the market housing price can be used to prove the land value of Xueshan Village.

The higher the value of the land and the better the economy, the more awesome Snow Mountain Village will be.

Seeing the doubts in their eyes, Peng Wanhua asked, "What is the ultimate goal of our real estate development?

Is there a positive correlation between villagers’ happiness and housing prices?

To put it more bluntly, the higher the housing prices, the happier the villagers will be? "

"What is the ultimate goal of developing real estate?" Secretary Tian lowered his head and pondered.

"The higher the housing prices, the happier the villagers will be?" Captain Niu frowned.

Seeing the two of them lost in thought, Peng Wanhua looked at his daughter, "What do you think about this issue?"

Now that Peng Lingmin is the village chief of Xueshan Village, he must express his opinion.

Peng Lingmin thought for a moment and said, "From a national and even global perspective, the rise in housing prices is negatively correlated with the residents' happiness index."

"The higher the housing prices, the more serious the bubble, and the more miserable the lives of ordinary people will be."

"Just look at the Tokyo real estate bubble back then, it was horrible."

"In big cities like Hong Kong and New York, every economic crisis leads to a large number of people jumping off buildings."

"It's clear that real estate is a means of exploitation, one of the fastest ways to exploit ordinary people."

"We are all from the same village in Xueshan Village. If we were to take this path, it would definitely be inappropriate."

"Of course, this does not mean that real estate should not exist. From a national perspective, real estate is one of the means to develop the economy."

"But if you use this method, you have to bear the consequences of this method."

Peng Wanhua nodded.

He said: "Our ultimate goal in developing the village economy is to achieve the happiness of all villagers."

"It's obvious that high housing prices can't bring happiness to villagers. The higher the housing prices are, the more anxious the villagers will be."

"Besides, we are not short of money. The villagers won't sell their villas. Why do we need such a high valuation to develop real estate?"

“Instead of pushing up housing prices, it is better to stabilize them and focus on improving people’s livelihood and village culture.”

"Think about it, isn't it?"