The pool of a certain district in Qingdao is as high as 46%. How to protect the rights and interests of owners?

The pool area of a community in Qingdao has actually reached 46%. I believe many people will feel particularly surprised after reading this news. We all know that buying a house has a pool area, but it doesn't need to be close to half of the pool area. In other words, a house of 100 square meters is probably only about 50 square meters indoors, which is unacceptable to many people. Housing prices in many big cities are relatively high. Most ordinary people can only afford the down payment of a house after a lifetime of hard work, and they have to pay the mortgage for the next 20 or 30 years, but I didn't expect that the pool area will account for half after buying a house. So if this happens, how can the owners' rights and interests be protected?

A netizen bought a house in full in Qingdao, with a total area of about 1 10 square meter. At that time, the sales indicated that the pool area would account for 3 1%, but I didn't expect to find that the actual interior area was only 6 1 square meter after moving in, which means that none of the three bedrooms exceeded1square meter, even the master bedroom. Later, I learned that the pool area of their residential houses has reached 46%. The netizen was very angry after learning about this, because the house that cost nearly 1 10,000 was almost half empty, and no matter who put it on, it was unbearable.

Personally, I think this matter can be found by a developer or an intermediary, which means that whoever buys this person's house must find a third party. Why did you say that the pool area was only about 30% at first, and suddenly it became 46%? However, this matter is not worthy of netizens' experience, because the community is basically like this, and many owners really can't accept such a thing, because not only when buying a house, the pool area is large, but also it costs money, and there are subsequent property fees and heating fees.