In emerging market countries, such as China, real estate prices have spiraled for a period of time. For example, a project in a city, with an investment of 100 million yuan and a total saleable price of 100 million yuan, may be ruined by the developer. However, five years later, due to the rising real estate market price, the total saleable price of the project has risen to 200 million yuan, and the sales development process will be restarted.
In European countries such as Switzerland, real estate prices are relatively stable, there are no large-scale real estate development projects, and there are few cases of unfinished business. However, there are many castles with a history of hundreds of years, and no one cares if they sell for one euro, because they have to invest huge maintenance costs. Is this unfinished business?