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It is, in Hong Kong, and massively so. The MTR there had to reduce fares temporarily... to avoid too big a profit. The real MTR strategy, though, is that they
by sidek 10y ago
It is, in Hong Kong, and massively so. The MTR there had to reduce fares temporarily... to avoid too big a profit.
The real MTR strategy, though, is that they get to choose where stations go. That allows them to buy up land in the area, before they announce a train is going there. The land next to the train station suddenly skyrockets in value... and the MTR make out like bandits.