It is this village official whose resume is not outstanding, but according to Shenzhen's planning and land disclosure information, there are more than 20 properties with real estate licenses, including office buildings 1, 6 industrial factories, 6 dormitories and houses 1.
The staff of Longgang Planning Land Archives Inquiry Office told Huaxi Daily that this does not include the properties that have not been run and are being run with real estate licenses.
According to another public data, from 1999 to 20 10, Zhou Weisi owned 64 properties under his personal name, including 12 houses, commercial 10 houses, 35 industrial plants and 7 comprehensive buildings, with a total area of over 30,000 square meters. There are 12 houses registered in the names of his wife Yang Xiaoqiu and his sons Zhou and Zhou Huasheng, and 76 houses declared by the whole family, with a construction area of about 1 10000 square meters. Most of these properties are registered around 200 1, and the construction date is mostly before March 200 1 year. "Zhou Weisi is really an able person." According to residents, shortly after the reform and opening up 1982, Zhou Weisi boldly opened a small shop and sold small department stores to subsidize his family. In this process, with the advance of the wave of opening up, many Hong Kong people went to the village to rent land and build factories. Inspired by this, 1987, Zhou Weisi, with a smart mind and a little capital, set foot in the construction industry and became a contractor.
In addition to his own savings, Zhou Weisi also used his brother's resources in Hong Kong, borrowed 654.38 million yuan, and also borrowed money from banks to buy land and build factories. As the rent collected by the factory accumulated to a certain amount, he bought land to build peasant houses. This snowball-like development model made Zhou Weisi dig the first bucket of gold.
In the new round of urbanization, some of Zhou Weisi's properties along Shenhui Road were rebuilt and demolished, and hundreds of millions of yuan were compensated. The property suddenly appreciated several times and became rich overnight. In 2004, after the urbanization of Shenzhen, the village committee was changed into a community neighborhood committee, and Zhou Weisi, who had been the director of the village committee, naturally became the director of the neighborhood committee.
Since then, he has served as director of community neighborhood committees, vice chairman of joint-stock companies and executive deputy stationmaster of community workstations.
In his view, the annual salary is in the early 654.38+ 10,000 yuan, which is insignificant compared with the net worth of over 100 million yuan. "Money really doesn't matter to me. When I do this job, I really want to do something practical for the residents. "
After Zhou Weisi became a village official, it really promoted the local development. According to the relevant personnel of Nanlian Joint-stock Company, the annual dividend of local residents exceeds 1 10,000 yuan, ranking second in economic strength among 256 joint-stock companies in Longgang District.
To achieve such results, Zhou Weisi once admitted: relying on the old reform, through the replacement of real estate appreciation.
Success has also changed, and failure has also changed, but it has only become a stumbling block to his fall. According to the indictment, Zhou Weisi's bribes mainly came from the old reform project and the construction of the unified building.
Zhou Weisi said that the old city reconstruction project of the aerospace company that led to his imprisonment took a fancy to his position and local influence-Zhou Weisi mobilized the relocated households to reduce the compensation amount, accepted the compensation conditions of the developers, and promoted the real estate company to reach a compensation agreement with the relocated households. The prosecution announced that in the old reform project, Zhou Weisi accepted the developer10 million yuan.
For the development of this plot, the residents of Nanlian have always had objections. The commercial appreciation potential of the subway station beside Shenhui Road is huge, but it was finally sold to the developer for 40 million yuan in the name of the community. Land premium income is obtained by real estate developers, but residents of Nanlian community and joint-stock companies do not share the income.
Residents believe that Zhou Weisi is behind the scenes. The local people are more concerned about the extent to which Zhou Weisi's wealth soared after he served as a village official in Nanlian.