"Honestly, what are you doing buying so many storefronts? Don't you have quite a few already?" Hayley poked her, laughing as she playfully scolded her.
Grace Winslow nodded. "Yeah, I have more than a dozen now. They're all assets that will appreciate in value. When you have the money, it's never a bad idea to buy more and just let them sit."
"That's true. I've bought a few myself. I can leave them to my children someday," Hayley agreed.
'After all, what do people strive for in life if not land and property?'
Farmland around Coronet was difficult to trade; she didn't have the connections even if she wanted to buy some. Houses, on the other hand, were fair game.
Current housing prices had already doubled compared to when they first started buying.
And prices were still rising. She thought Grace Winslow was truly farsighted, urging them to buy houses the moment they arrived in Coronet—to spend every last penny on property.
