Is Herun Mingju worth buying?

He Run Mingju Real Estate is located at the intersection of Longhai Second Road and Longshan Second Road in the west area of Daya Bay, Huizhou. Carefully built by Huizhou He Run Real Estate Development Co., Ltd., the project is being put on sale continuously, which is lower than the average price of the surrounding three-kilometer ordinary residential projects 15.4%. The price of Herun Mingju project has certain advantages. There are 568 parking spaces in Herun Mingju, which can basically meet the parking demand. In addition, the parking space planned by Herun Mingju also meets the standard requirements, so it is not difficult to park in Herun Mingju.

If parking is difficult, there will be rapid coordination of well-known properties. The plot ratio of He Run's famous residence is 3.3. The floor area ratio, also known as the gross density of building area, refers to the ratio of the total building area above ground to the land area of residential areas. For residents, the floor area ratio is directly related to the comfort of living. In a good residential area, the plot ratio of high-rise residential buildings should not exceed 5, that of multi-storey residential buildings should not exceed 3, and that of green space should not be less than 30%.

Matters needing attention in choosing a location for buying a house:

1, convenient transportation should be considered.

With the increase of urban population, there are more and more vehicles driving on the road every day, especially during the morning and evening commute, and the roads are more congested. If the house is located in a section where traffic jams are not easy, it will save more time on the road, thus improving work efficiency and quality of life. In addition, it will be more convenient for the elderly to travel and children to go to school.

2. Investigate the completeness of supporting facilities.

Whether the supporting facilities are perfect is a sign of the maturity of this community, and it is also an important factor whether the lot is worth buying. Property buyers mainly look at municipal facilities, living facilities, rest facilities, communication facilities and shopping conditions.