Other broadband access is prohibited for residential properties.

This problem lies in the interests of communication operators.

When you consider the construction of a residential district, you should consider the laying of water, electricity and warm fiber monitoring pipe network. Let whoever is ready move in, and the communication company will definitely sign a so-called "benefit" contract with the developer to ensure uniqueness.

Secondly, the owners of residential areas have been stationed one after another, and the original pipelines have been completed and put into normal use. If there is line construction, keep the original pipeline, and the new line will definitely have an impact on the residential pipe network. The second construction is worried about destroying the original facilities and equipment pipe network.

I think there are two reasons for the property ban. First, the agreement signed between the developer and the communication company before. Second, it is afraid of destroying the original facilities and equipment pipe network.

For whatever reason, the owners just want to enjoy a more reasonable online environment.