Do rural demolition and resettlement houses have to pay property fees?

Rural resettlement houses should pay property fees.

If the property of the resettlement housing community can show the charging license and charging basis issued by the government department, then the property fee will be paid, and vice versa. Resettlement houses refer to houses that have been demolished due to urban planning, land development and other reasons and placed for residents or tenants to live in.

Because the resettlement object is a specific relocated household, the sale of such houses is not only regulated by laws and regulations, but also restricted by local government policies, so it is very different from ordinary commercial housing transactions.

However, if the demolition and resettlement houses have obtained the housing rights, and there are no restrictions on external sales, or the time limit for restricting transfer has passed, such demolition and resettlement houses are no different from ordinary commercial houses, and such resettlement houses can be bought and sold.

There is no difference between the nature of resettlement houses and commercial houses, but the general property fee standard will be lower than that of similar commercial houses. Different regions have different regulations on the standard of property fees for resettlement houses. Please consult the local price bureau for details.

As long as more than 20% of the owners who pay the property fees on time propose to dismiss, and more than half of the owners vote, the owners can dismiss the property service enterprise. The property fee owed by the owner must be paid off. The original property company can collect it by itself or entrust a new company to collect it.

If the property of the resettlement housing community can show the charging license and charging basis issued by the government department, then the property fee will be paid, and vice versa. Resettlement houses refer to houses that have been demolished due to urban planning, land development and other reasons and placed for residents or tenants to live in.

The difference between demolition and resettlement housing and commercial housing

1. The land properties of resettlement houses and commercial houses are different. The land of resettlement houses belongs to allocated land, so it is different from the normal purchase of commercial houses (commercial houses are developed and developers acquire land by means of transfer). However, if the demolition and resettlement houses have been registered for property rights and obtained the house ownership certificate, they can be listed and traded. Therefore, it depends on whether the developer registers the property rights of the resettlement houses.

2. The property rights of commercial houses are complete, but the property rights of resettlement houses are not necessarily complete. Many resettlement houses are allocated land in nature, that is, resettlement houses do not have complete ownership, that is, they have complete housing rights. Commercial housing is a complete property right, that is, complete housing rights and complete land use rights. The nature of land is transfer, that is, payment of land transfer fees.