How many suites does the biggest landlord in China have, and who is the best landlord in China?

China's largest landlord has more than 15,000 real estate units in his hands, and he can earn 30 billion yuan a year by collecting rent.

Born in 1979, Wu Zongquan is currently the chairman of Wheelock & Company, and the reason why he owns 10,000 properties is mainly because of his father, Wu Guangzheng.

As the former chairman of Wharf, Wu Guangzheng is well-known to the public, and his entrepreneurial experience is even more legendary. In the 80s of the 20th century, he assisted the "Boat King", who was also his father-in-law's Bao Yugang.

Take Wharf into your pocket. Subsequently, through Wharf, it acquired Wheelock, which was one of the major property developers in Hong Kong at that time, but was also one of the main property developers in Hong Kong.

The largest landlord in China is Wu Zongquan, the son of Wu Guangzheng, chairman of Wheelock and former chairman of Wharf Group. According to the data, Wu Zongquan has a total of 15,646 properties under his name, and he has an income of more than 30 billion yuan a year just by collecting rent, which can be called China's number one charter company.

There is a rich man named Wu Zongquan, who can be called the "number one charter man". Compared with many people who are still working hard to speculate on real estate after the emergence of real estate, he is indeed a particularly lucky person. Because according to relevant statistics, the number of properties he owns has reached 15,645.

As you can imagine, the annual cost of these houses alone is an astronomical amount, but he has always been relatively low-key, and no one has even heard of his name.

The number one charter public "Wu Zongquan: inherited the family's tens of thousands of properties, and relied on rent to get tens of thousands of dollars. Compared with other wealthy people, Wu Zongquan's birth conditions are particularly good, just like his maternal grandfather's name is Bao Yugang, who is known as the famous "King of Ships".

Immediately after that, his father's name was Wu Guangzheng, and he was also a well-known figure in the business field.

It is said that Lin Pingjun in Shenzhen, who owns 1,200 properties in 9 buildings, may be the largest landlord in China.

There are more than 15,000 sets of real estate in his hands, and he can earn 30 billion yuan every year by collecting rent, and this person who "makes money lying down" is Wu Zongquan.

The best landlord in the world is Tokugawa Ieyasu, who was born in Mikawa Okazaki Castle (now Okazaki City, Aichi Prefecture) with his original surname Matsudaira and changed his surname to Tokugawa in the tenth year of Eiroku (1567). His father was Matsudaira Hirotada, the lord of Okazaki Castle.

China's best second landlord: annual income of 16.4 billion, the boss is worth 42 billion, and Ma Yun invests 4.3 billion.