The easiest way to choose a prosperous area is to find out what industry the house used to be and how it was run, which can be used as a reference for opening a shop or operating a business to rent or buy an old house.
(2) When choosing an office, the terrain should be low before and high after. It is better to be low before being high, which means that you will be promoted step by step. Don't be high before low, or you will lose.
If there is open space in front of the building, the vision will be broadened and the market will expand smoothly. In addition, the left and right buildings should be symmetrical, which is conducive to stabilizing employees' emotions, promoting good communication, unity and cooperation, and thus conducive to the development of the cause.
(3) The traffic flow in front of the building should not be too much. If there are many lanes in front of the building, it is easy to distract yourself, which is like arming yourself invisibly. After a long time, people will easily feel tired and work efficiency will naturally decrease.
(4) The road conditions in front of the office building in the curved ring are preferably zigzag. What is "Jiuqu"? It means the whole road twists and turns, which means "cars are running like water in Ma Rulong". The road turns like a current, but it is flat. If you do business on such a road section, it will be easier for you to prosper.
As for the arc, it is a semi-arc inward, which is conducive to gathering wealth. The road is also called waterspout, and the intersection of two waterspouts is commonly called "triangular window". Cars will definitely stop and people will come and go, which is naturally conducive to gathering money. However, we should pay attention to the fact that the road we face should not be too wide. If it is too wide, it will cause "too fast water flow", which will not bring people together, but will lead to loss.
5. Stay away from viaducts and underpasses. The road space in the city is limited, so buildings can easily stand next to viaducts and underpasses. Buildings on both sides are often pneumatically driven by cars coming and going.