What items does the property fee include?

Property fees include management fees, greening maintenance fees and greening maintenance fees within the property management area. The management fee is used to pay the management expenses of the property management company, including the salary of property management personnel, the purchase and maintenance of property equipment, etc. Greening maintenance fee includes greening tool fee, greening water fee, pesticide and fertilizer fee, weed removal fee, landscape maintenance fee, etc.

1. Property management service fee:

Including management, maintenance, cleaning, security, greening and other aspects of service costs.

2. Maintenance and management fees for public facilities:

Including the regular maintenance, maintenance and repair costs of public facilities (such as elevators, pumps, fire-fighting facilities, lighting equipment, etc.). ) in the community.

3. Environmental sanitation fee:

Including the cost of garbage cleaning, cleaning, greening and public security patrol in the community.

4. Energy cost:

Refers to the water, electricity and other related expenses in the community, which are generally paid by the owner according to the usage.

5. Decoration and facilities costs:

Including the renovation and facility maintenance costs of the residential area. Such as the decoration and facilities of lobby, garden and swimming pool.

6. Other expenses:

Such as cooling and heating costs.

It should be noted that the property fees of each community may be different, and the property fees of some high-end residential communities may also be higher.

In addition to the above fees, there are some other fees that may be added to the property fee. For example, some communities may set up entertainment facilities such as basketball courts and playgrounds, so it is necessary to maintain and manage these facilities, and the expenses may also be included in the property expenses.

When buying a real estate, you need to first check which items are included in the property fee and understand the charging standard of each item. At the same time, we also need to know the payment method and payment cycle of property fees. Many residential property fees are calculated on a monthly basis, and some high-end residential areas may be calculated on a quarterly, semi-annual or annual basis, depending on the developer.

For the owners, it is very necessary to pay the property fee, because the property management company will use this money to maintain, manage and serve the community, thus improving the living environment and safety factor of the whole community and making the life of the owners more convenient and comfortable.

If in doubt, you can consult the property management company and ask for a detailed explanation of the fees, so that you can clearly know what you pay each month and ensure the rationality and legality of the property fees.

In short, property fees cover a wide range of expenses, including community management, maintenance, cleaning, security and other aspects. Owners need to know the specific situation, pay property fees according to regulations, ensure the overall operation of the community, and provide comfortable, convenient and safe living environment for themselves and their families.