Spending 5 billion to purchase this building, even if the equipment inside was given for free, Zhang Menglong had nearly doubled his expenses.
But upon closer reflection, from certain angles, providing them with some subsidies was not entirely unreasonable.
In this city where every inch of land is worth its weight in gold, corporate relocation is indeed a very painful matter, especially for larger companies. If your company moves and it's not too far, that's still manageable. But if it's far? That would definitely lead to a large-scale staff turnover.
Those who live nearby, who could get to work in just a few minutes, suddenly find themselves commuting several kilometers or even tens of kilometers away, with their travel time multiplied several times over.
For single folks, perhaps finding a new place to rent could solve the problem, but what about those with families? Are they supposed to buy another house near the new company location?
