Is there a vacancy rate reduction policy in Sichuan?

I believe that most people have the same idea as me. Nothing will happen after buying a house. Actually, it's not. After buying a house, you have to face many aspects, such as the property right and decoration of the house, especially the property fee. Many friends have some doubts about whether to pay the property management fee if they buy a house and don't live. So today, I will make a detailed introduction on the basis of 70% of the property management fee for vacant houses and whether there is a legal basis for refusing to pay the property management fee for vacant houses.

70% of the vacant house property fee belongs to local regulations, such as Wuhan, Jiangsu and other cities. For the vacant property that has been unoccupied for a long time (for more than six consecutive months) after the owner moves in, the owner shall make a written record with the property service enterprise and pay 70% to 90% of the stipulated or agreed service standard. The specific proportion shall be formulated by the local price and real estate management department.

Regarding the issue of reducing or exempting property fees for vacant houses, it is understood that some provinces and cities have indeed introduced relevant policies for reducing or exempting vacant houses. For example, in the Measures for the Administration of Residential Property Service Fees issued by Yantai City, the property service fee is reduced by 30% for houses that have been vacant for more than one year.

The relief of vacant houses is not uniform, depending on the specific policies and regulations in various places. There is no relevant provision that 70% of vacant houses are charged in the laws and regulations on property service charges in Sichuan Province and Chengdu City.