Provisions on the reduction and exemption of property fees for new houses

Provisions on the reduction and exemption of new house property fees are mainly determined according to local property management regulations or related policies. Under normal circumstances, new houses cannot directly reduce or exempt property fees.

First, the definition and function of property fees

Property fee refers to the fee paid by the owner to the property service enterprise for the daily operation and maintenance of the parts and facilities used by the property in accordance with the property service contract. These expenses ensure the cleanliness and safety of the community environment and the normal operation of public facilities.

Second, the relationship between not living in a new house and property fees

Generally speaking, the owner still needs to pay the property fee according to the property service contract. Because even if the owner does not live in a new house, the property service enterprise still needs to maintain and manage the public areas and facilities of the community. The payment obligation of the owner is not directly related to whether he actually lives in the new house.

However, it should be noted that different regions may have different regulations or policies. For example, some areas may allow appropriate reduction or preferential treatment of property fees after new houses have been vacant for a certain period of time. Therefore, the owner should know the local specific policies or consult the property service enterprises to obtain accurate information.

Three. Possibility and conditions of property fee reduction and exemption

Under some special circumstances, the owner may have the opportunity to get a reduction or exemption of property fees. For example, the property service enterprise fails to provide corresponding services as agreed in the contract, or the owner can prove that his new house is uninhabitable due to serious quality problems. In these cases, the owner can apply to the property service enterprise for reducing or exempting the property fee, and provide relevant evidence to support his claim.

In addition, some new residential areas may introduce some preferential policies in the early stage of occupancy, such as giving new owners a certain period of property fee reduction or preferential treatment. Car owners can pay attention to these policies to get possible relief opportunities.

To sum up:

Not living in a new house does not directly lead to the reduction of property fees. Owners should understand the local property management regulations or policies and clarify their payment obligations. At the same time, under special circumstances or when the property service enterprise fails to perform the contract, the owner may apply for a reduction or exemption of the property fee. However, it should be noted that it is not a common phenomenon to reduce or exempt property fees, and owners should treat them rationally and abide by relevant regulations.

Legal basis:

property management regulations

Article 4 1 stipulates that:

The owner shall pay the property service fee in accordance with the provisions of the property service contract. If the owner and the user of the property agree that the user of the property shall pay the property service fee, the owner shall bear joint and several liability from the agreement.

Property that has been completed but has not been sold or handed over to the property buyer shall be paid by the construction unit.