Victory in Life
Chapter 641
Julian said awkwardly, "Jasper, I haven't even thought about this."
Jasper noticed Julian's somewhat embarrassed response and said with a smile, "What if I give you a commercial property on the Golden Street of Pedestrians when you get married in the future?"
"A Pedestrian's Golden Road? What kind of place is that?" Julian asked with a bit of confusion.
Jasper laughed and said, "The city of Waterhoof has built a demonstration site for the national pedestrian street early last year. Now it's still not that famous, but from the way I see it, someday it will become a famous pedestrian street known throughout the country, even becoming one of the landmarks of Waterhoof City."
"If we buy it now, it will generate a stable profit without any loss. Plus, I always thought of becoming a landlord."
Judging from his words now, the shopping that Jasper mentioned to Julian earlier was certainly not clothes or luxury goods shopping. Those things are, at best, something to spend his allowance on and are not even considered a serious purchase.
What he really wanted was the ownership of commercial property on the Golden Street Pedestrian.
Jasper only remembered this business opportunity when calculating the assets of the Hanks family.
There was a letter of agreement written on behalf of Sirius' third uncle for the purchase of ten commercial properties on the Golden Street of Pedestrians and this triggered Jasper's memory.
The Golden Pedestrian Street is just one of the top three pedestrian streets in the country. It is now just finished and it is still many years away to become popular.
Disposable income per capita will increase as the national economy increases in the future.
Simply put, when people have more money in their wallets, they will start traveling and shopping. Only then did the potential pedestrian street really explode.
Jasper's trip to Waterhoof City this time was so he could purchase the Golden Street Pedestrian from Waterhoof City Hall. He had been here more than once in his past life, and back then, he imagined that if he had commercial property in a place like this, it would be, paying off credit card debt is not going to be a problem.
He could even relax and enjoy the rest of his life.
Now that he had great strength as well as opportunity in front of him, he would finally follow up on his unfulfilled dream of his past life becoming a landlord.
Two and a half hours later, Jasper and Julian arrived at the Wonderland Hotel in Waterhoof City.
They checked into the room they had booked for a long time. Appointed vice president of the Waterhoof branch of the Haddock City Chamber of Commerce, Jasper wasted no time and met the head of the Waterhoof City Investment Promotion Department in a hotel suite.
Victor Gul is a strong individual.
"It's nice to meet you, Mr. Gul," Jasper shook Victor's hand and greeted.
"Mr Laine, I've been impatient to see you."
Seeing Victor Gul able to secure his position as the head of an important department, he was certainly a smooth and slippery individual. He had actually read the information about Jasper before, and his eyes were observing Jasper as if he was looking at the God of Wealth.
Today, attracting investment is the number one destination for every city in the country, and everything else should be ruled out. Therefore, someone like Jasper, the God of Wealth, was a welcome guest by the local city government everywhere.
"The chaos from the previous Skyward Aluminum incident has not completely passed. Even a commoner like me has heard a lot about Mr. Laine's operations in the stock market. Many colleagues in my department also trade stocks and earn quite a lot by following you. I want to thank you on their behalf."
Victor said while laughing out loud.
Jasper invites Victor to sit on the sofa and smile. "Master Gul, you seem to know a little bit about me."
After flattering each other, Jasper explained his intentions.
"Mr Gul, to be honest, I came this time especially to buy all the commercial properties on the Golden Street Pedestrian."
As soon as he said this, even Victor Gul, who was not used to witnessing a huge storm, was unable to resist the change in his expression.