Chapter 645: Rewards and Trials_2

The Royal financial group's real estate company in New York was their largest investment, with over 20,000 properties built each year, and the annual profit alone had already exceeded 10 million US dollars.

Even that wasn't a lot; behind the continuous rise in housing prices, some American capitalists saw business opportunities and influenced the government to push policies regarding various restrictions on self-built homes.

Now, in the suburbs of New York in the United States, it was very difficult to build one's own home. Not only did one have to pass the government's qualification approval, but it also required a considerable cost to connect utilities such as water and electricity, as well as to construct connecting highways and other roads.

These were stipulations written in the qualifications for self-built homes, and they were also the costs that Americans had to pay if they chose to build their own homes.