What are the sayings about buying an elevator room? Which floors are the best?

Generally, our buildings above 6 floors are elevator buildings. When buying an elevator building, it is best to buy an elevator building with floors above 10 and below 18. At this stage, the floors are neither high nor short, and the lighting is better.

First, don't buy the first floor.

Elevator rooms are generally high, so it is not recommended to buy a house on the first floor. Because although the house on the first floor is cheaper, there is no need to take the elevator in and out, but some communities still have to charge the elevator fee on the first floor. The house on the first floor is not well lit, and it is easy to get wet indoors, especially in the rainy southern region, which is easy to cause health problems. In addition, safety and noise are also the most common problems for residents on the first floor, so most people don't like to buy houses on the first floor.

Second, don't buy a duplex.

Since the bottom floor is not good, should I buy the top floor? Bian Xiao doesn't advise you to buy it either. Because the elevator room is generally relatively high, so going to the top floor is basically by elevator. In case of elevator failure or power failure, it is difficult to climb stairs. In addition, it is very inconvenient to escape from the top floor in case of an accident. Of course, the top floor also has some advantages, such as high scenery, good lighting conditions and good ventilation conditions. Some communities will also buy the top floor and send it to the attic at a discount, which will be a very affordable choice for property buyers. Therefore, whether to buy the top floor or not depends on the quality of the buyers themselves.

I don't know if you have heard of banding. In fact, in the elevator building, we can often see the influence of the belt layer, which is a design used to decorate the appearance of the floor. In fact, this line is mainly used for modeling and has no other good influence on residents. Even if the original apartment has floor-to-ceiling windows, it will affect the lighting when it meets the waistline layer. Therefore, buyers had better avoid this floor as much as possible, which can save a lot of trouble.