How about Daxing panggezhuang Villa?

Panggezhuang Villa in Daxing is not bad.

Panggezhuang is a place with a long history and rich cultural resources. With the development of urbanization, the economic and social outlook of panggezhuang is undergoing tremendous changes. In the future, Panggezhuang Town will become one of the important areas of economic development in the suburbs of Beijing.

For example, Jingneng Lishu, consisting of 1 1 stacked buildings, is located in the low-density villa area of Yizhuang New Town, at the intersection of Yizhuang, Beijing New Airport and Tongzhou, and is a part of the planning of Yizhuang New Town. It has six vertical, three horizontal and one rail multi-dimensional road network, Beijing-Shanghai Expressway, Beijing-Taiwan Expressway and S7 intercity railway.

Zhonghai Yunzhu is located in panggezhuang, Daxing District, China. On the east side, it is close to Jingkai Expressway and Jingkai Auxiliary Road, with Jingkai Expressway as the main vein and the Sixth Ring Road, the new airport expressway and the airport connecting line as the links, reaching every corner of Beijing.

Surrounded by the landscape of Yongding River and Yongxing River, there are five parks: Binhe Forest Park, Yongxing River Park, Sino-American Park and Sports Park. The golf course is within walking distance. Relying on the high-quality natural environment, Longjing Bay, R&F Fairy Tale Time, Tianheng Xuhui and other villa projects have formed low-density villa areas in the south of the city, and the living environment is very comfortable.

Matters needing attention in buying a villa

1, incomplete "five syndromes"

Most villas are built in the suburbs. When purchasing, we must pay attention to whether the developer's documents are complete, including the construction land planning permit, the pre-sale permit of commercial housing, and the state-owned land use right certificate. These are the necessary conditions for handling the property right certificate. Don't get into a lot of trouble because you can't handle property rights.

2. Beware of price traps

The area of a villa is different from that of a residence, and generally includes supporting facilities such as gardens and swimming pools. Be sure to ask whether these supporting facilities are included when purchasing. Some developers are ambiguous and do not make it clear to consumers. After buying a villa, I found that supporting facilities such as greening and gardens need to be purchased separately, which is beyond my own price budget.

3. Delivery date

The delivery time of the villa should be confirmed clearly with the developer. It is necessary to ask whether the villa can be electrified, drained, ventilated and opened to traffic when it is delivered, and whether the supporting facilities of the villa can be built and put into use together.