Wan Feng was very satisfied with the construction of this community. After all, it was a commercial community, mainly for the wealthy people in the market.
"The cost price of these buildings is between 60 and 70 yuan per square meter. Is it too expensive or too cheap if I sell them at 110 yuan per square meter?" Yu Jiadong asked.
The price of 110 yuan per square meter may be a bit high for ordinary people. Buying an 80-square-meter house costs more than 9,000 yuan.
In 1988, it cost 6,000 to 7,000 yuan to build a five-room tiled house with bricks to the roof in Hongya Village. This is the price of building a house in the coastal area, which is slightly higher than in the inland areas.
Wan Feng compared the building with an ordinary house and felt that it was not expensive.
"That should be fine. This price is still within an acceptable range. The first and sixth floors are a little cheaper, ten or eight yuan. Anyone interested?"
"We've sold over forty units, all to people from other places doing business at the market."
This result is normal.
There are almost no vacant houses in Jiangwei now, so buying a house here is a good choice for those from other places who do business here.
Xiaoshutun has promised that these buildings can be used for settlement, and anyone who is willing to settle here can do so.
The household registration system in 1988 was much more relaxed than when Wan Feng's family moved back, and Xiaoshutun was not a town, so it was not difficult to settle down there.
In this way, those who do business from other places can buy houses with confidence.
No local people bought it for the time being. At that time, people still had some prejudice against living in an apartment building, and always believed that living in an apartment building was not as safe and convenient as living in a house.
The total area of a building in the community is only more than 2,000 square meters, and there are more than 40 units, which is the number of units in two buildings. There are still six buildings that have not been sold. If one more is sold, the investment will be recovered soon.
The other four buildings belong to Wanfeng. Since Wanfeng only pays the cost for the buildings, don’t expect to make any money.
"No rush. It will be sold by the end of the year. Have you got your border pass? We should be leaving in a couple of days."
"It's done."
Wan Feng was relieved.
"Do I need to prepare anything?"
"This time, I'm mainly going over there to take a look, get to know the people there, and understand how the Shenzhen construction market operates. I'll gather people over once everything is sorted out. I don't know much about construction. I'm just a shareholder who's paying the bills now and will share the profits in the future. How you do it is up to you. The development of this community may help your future career in Shenzhen, so take a good look at it."
"good!"
Yu Jiadong has already handed over these buildings of Wan Feng to Zhu Yong, and they are waiting for Wan Feng to distribute them.
The four buildings cover an area of more than 9,000 square meters but less than 10,000 square meters, and all are divided into units of 80 square meters, which means more than 100 residential units.
Wan Feng hasn't figured out a plan for distributing these houses yet. If he doesn't charge a penny, the rest of the people in the factory will gossip about it.
Why is it that while everyone works for the factory, the technicians can be allocated houses, while ordinary workers cannot?
This is also a problem.
In the end, Wan Feng decided to collect some money symbolically, and then return the money in the name of a reward, in order to shut everyone up.
There is a sales office in Jiangwei, so there is no need for Yu Jiadong to be here to sell the houses in person. He went back to Hongya to pack up and prepare to set off for Shenzhen with Wan Feng.
After Yu Jiadong left, Wan Feng came to Nanwan Factory.
His primary concern was still the expanded factory area and laboratory building of the Nanwan factory.
Last time he told Yu Jiadong that the construction of the factory area could be slowed down, but the experimental building must be completed for him.
The factory area is indeed not completed and there are still people working on it, but the experimental building has indeed been completed and handed over.
The total area of the experimental building is more than 20,000 square meters, which is considered a large building in South Bay.
The next step is to distinguish the various experimental projects and purchase experimental equipment.
Wan Feng is an outsider in this field. The person in charge of each project has to write a list of required experimental equipment, and he will send people to the industrial market to purchase it. If the industrial market does not have it, he will cast a wide net across the country.
Half of the experimental building is the vehicle R&D center, covering branches such as engines, gearboxes, chassis, rear axles, and shells. Almost all vehicle research will be carried out here.
The other half is divided into machine tools and other experimental projects, including batteries and some simple material research, as well as a computer center.
It looks like the factory expansion adjacent to the experimental building will not be completed until autumn.
After reading this, Wan Feng returned to the office to listen to his uncle's work report.
Zhu Yong reported to Wan Feng about the factory's situation during his two-month visit, including how many motorcycles and agricultural transport vehicles had been produced and how much profit and tax had been realized.
After finishing these reports, Zhu Yong began to report on the situation of those research units.
"The 90cc engine prototype led by Chen Dao failed in its tests. Although it ignited successfully, the engine operated for a very short time. The cause was excessive cylinder temperature, leading to cylinder seizure. The cause is related to the materials. They are investigating the cause and preparing to make a second prototype. Nephew, I don't understand this. The AX100 engine we built doesn't have this high-temperature cylinder seizure problem, so why doesn't the 90cc engine have this problem? Aren't they different?"
Of course it is different. A four-stroke engine is much more complicated than a two-stroke engine.
Wan Feng was mentally prepared for the failure of Chen Dao's team's prototype test. If it had been so easy to succeed, wouldn't it all be yours?
There's no need to rush. Since the ignition was successful, it means the procedure is correct. As for the materials, we have to study them slowly.
It seems that the research on 90CC engine timing has not been started for long. Although there have been some experiments in the past, they were not formal.
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