Guangdong's "most cattle" nail households, facing Shenzhen North, once refused 20 million compensation. What happened now?

Nail house has been a hot topic in recent years, because when it comes to demolition and nail house, people will think of the words compensation and local tyrants. With the construction of urbanization, many old cities need to be rebuilt and built, and demolition will occur in the process.

Demolition needs to compensate the residents who used to live in the house, because the property right of this land belongs to them and they have the right to compensation. However, many nail houses will demand high compensation, which is not in line with the price of the house itself, and the developers can't meet their requirements, so these nail houses will refuse to move and launch a long-term war of resistance with the developers, which will affect the construction process.

Guangdong's "most cattle" nail households refused 20 million compensation.

There are not many such nail households in China. Let's talk about the best nail house in Shenzhen today. Ms. Yang is the owner of Building 68 in Zhangkeng Overseas Chinese New Village, and she is also what we call a nail house. Her house is a seven-story brick house with an area of about 120 square meters and a building area of about 1000 square meters. Ms. Yang has lived here for 7 years since the demolition.

At that time, Shenzhen's economy developed at a high speed, and Shenzhen's urban construction was also improved step by step with the economic development. That's because the government plans to build Shenzhen North Station and a series of supporting facilities near Zhangkeng Overseas Chinese New Village, so the old houses here have been developed and demolished.

When she moved to Ms. Yang's house, she refused to move. This house was built by her to support her six children. First of all, she can't bear it. Second, she feels that the compensation given by the developer is too small, and she can't give it to the children.

Later, after constant negotiations, it was said that the price at that time had reached 20 million, but Ms. Yang insisted on not paying compensation. She asked the developer to give her a house, a set of six children and a shop, and let her move out immediately, but this requirement was too high for the developer, so she never talked about it.

The ultimate fate of nail house

With the passage of time, this nail house has been standing here for seven years, and Shenzhen North has long been established. In recent years, the nail house has also been standing on the east side of the East Square of Shenzhen North Station. Many people who take the bus at Shenzhen North Station can often see this kind of independent nail house, which not only affects urban construction, but also has a very beautiful impact. After all, Shenzhen North is a place where people come and go.

In the end, the developer had no choice but to negotiate with Ms. Yang many times. Finally, both sides compromised. Ms. Yang received a compensation of 6.65 million yuan, and this seven-story brick house collapsed with a bang. Now looking at the north of Shenzhen, it is already a bustling scene, and there are no dilapidated nail houses.