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Xu Jiayin, the former richest man, has many mansions at home and abroad, which is a well-known thing. For example, in No. 1 Shenzhen Bay, Boss Xu has two sets of identical large flats, next to each other, each with three or four hundred million yuan.
In Huiyuetai, Guangzhou's top luxury residential community, Xu Jiayin also has his own nearly 1,000 square meters of top luxury duplex, and the roof of the community can be parked
In the Buli Jing villa area on the Peak of Hong Kong, Xu Jiayin also won 3 serial villas in one go, with a purchase price of 4 to 5 billion yuan per set.
Even in London, Xu Jiayin bought his own mansion, Rutland Gate 2-8A, located next to Hyde Park, a seven-storey building with a total area of 5,800 square meters and a market value of about 500 million pounds (4.5 billion yuan), which was once the property of the Saudi royal family.
In addition to these mansions mentioned above. Hui Jiayin also has a very mysterious property in Hong Kong, which is located at 144 Austin Road, Hong KongRoom A, 6th Floor, Xiangjing Building.
The reason why this property is extremely mysterious is mainly due to three aspects.
First, the vast majority of people, even 99% of people, don't know that Xu Jiayin still has such a property.
Moreover, unlike other luxury houses, which are mostly registered in the name of Xu Jiayin's holding company, this property is directly registered in Xu Jiayin's personal name and belongs to 100% of Xu Jiayin's private property.
Second, the area of this suite is not large, the construction area is only 41 square meters, the standard studio is a one-bedroom, there is no independent bedroom, only the living room, the kitchen and bathroom are still next to each other.
The unit plan of Block A on a certain floor of Xiangjing Building released by the intermediary platform.
The size of this house is not even as large as a bathroom at No. 1 Shenzhen Bay.
Moreover, the Xiangjing Building, where this house is located, was built in 1978, 45 years ago, the exterior wall is mottled, and the old dragon bell belongs to the standard "old and broken", which is very unpleasant.
Third, Xu Jiayin bought this house very early, and the relevant land registration information shows that the time when Boss Xu bought this house was November 1999, 24 years ago, and the total amount of the original transaction was 1.75 million Hong Kong dollars, about 1.63 million yuan.
Here, there are a few points that are worth pondering.
Evergrande Real Estate was registered in Guangzhou in 1997, and Xu Jiayin bought this house in 1999, that is, less than three years after the company was established, Xu Jiayin went to Hong Kong overseas to buy real estate.
In 1999, the house price of Zhujiang New Town in Guangzhou was only 3,000 yuan per square meter (now Zhujiang New Town is about 150,000 square meters), and Xu Jiayin went to Hong Kong and bought a set of "old and dilapidated small" at a unit price of 40,000 per square meter and a total price of 1.63 million.
You must know that when Xu Jiayin developed the first real estate Evergrande Jinbi Garden in 1997, the land transfer fee was 5 million. It can be seen that the 1.63 million was definitely a huge amount of money at that time, and one-third of the land transfer fee could be paid to Jinbi Garden.
What is the reason why Xu Jiayin thinks that when the company has just been established for less than three years, he has to go to Hong Kong to buy a set of old and dilapidated children with a huge sum of 1.63 million yuan (about 70 million yuan in terms of purchasing power).
Could it be that Lao Xu wants to be a living Lei Feng and abandon the good cause of socialism, or is he bent on building capitalism in Hong Kong?
This is obviously not in line with Boss Xu's consistent style and personality.
Reminiscent of Boss Xu, he said that he did not have the funds to pay the land transfer fee for his first project, and finally took a loan of 6 million yuan from the bank in the way of a smart "white wolf with empty gloves".
After thinking about it, the reason why Boss Xu went to Hong Kong to buy a house in 1999 with a huge sum of 1.63 million may be only one possibilityThat is, Boss Xu has long been prepared for the future runaway.
Here, there is another point worth studying, that is, public information shows that Xu Jiayin has always been a Chinese nationality and has no Hong Kong identity, and Hong Kong in 1999, mainlanders without Hong Kong identity were not allowed to buy real estate.
So the question is, how did Xu Jiayin buy this suite in 1999 and register it in his own name?
Obviously, judging from this 1999 property, as early as 24 years ago, Boss Xu was on the gray edge of the law, frantically rubbing and testing.
The rapid development of China's economy and society has given Xu Jiayin and other real estate developers a lot of wealth.
It is said that drinking water thinks of the source, and knows how to repay the kindness, and what is Xu Jiayin to repay the country?It is the transfer of tens of billions of overseas assets, but what is left behind is the most poisonous debt, which is a 2 trillion Tianda hole.
Giving back to the society are countless unfinished buildings, dozens of large and small companies that have been dragged down, and hundreds of thousands of implicated buyers and company employees.
If this is the story of the farmer and the snake in the new age, then there is no doubt about itXu Jiayin, who has long wanted to run away, is the most poisonous cobra ......