Can't the unit elevator be managed by the property itself?

Yes, of course. Beijing has a successful precedent.

1.On June 29th, 2007, Beijing Sanzi Pinge Community Service Center Co., Ltd. was successfully registered. 148 The owner became a shareholder, and Pinge became the first residential community in Beijing where the owner managed the property by himself.

Second, the owner's self-management is only one of the modes of property management. Different communities can choose different modes, and even different service contents can choose different modes. Cleaning and security can adopt salary system and contract management; Elevator, electricity, etc. All are handed over to professional companies for management; Community finance is independently planned and managed by the industry Committee.

Third, the traditional property management is interest-driven, and the owner's self-management needs not only public welfare, but also interest-driven. Who will supervise the property in the face of interests? If you rely on the industry Committee, who will supervise the industry Committee? It is obviously difficult to rely solely on individual owners. In this case, the Beijing municipal government work report gives a method-introducing a third-party regulatory agency to calculate property fees; If there is any conflict, the third party will measure the service quality of the residential property.