Does the owner need to pay for the renovation of the community?

The renovation of the community requires the owner to pay for it himself. Judging from the current layout of the transformation of old urban communities, it is inevitable for residents to participate in the transformation at their own expense. According to the relevant policy guidance, it is pointed out that the transformation of old urban residential areas will be included in the affordable housing project, and the central government will give financial subsidies. In accordance with the principle of "ensuring the basics", we will focus on supporting the basic transformation content. In other words, governments at all levels, from the central government to provinces, cities and counties, should provide financial support for "basic" renovation projects such as water, electricity, gas, heat, internet and building roofs and external walls.

Content of community reconstruction

1, basic transformation, to meet the residents' living safety and basic living needs.

Including water supply, drainage, power supply, roads, gas supply, heating, fire protection, security, communication, lighting and other infrastructure;

Building energy-saving renovation, rain and sewage diversion renovation, domestic waste classification, etc. ;

Increase the renovation of barrier-free access and provide home communities suitable for aging renovation such as anti-skid on the ground, installing handrails and eliminating ground height difference;

Maintenance of public parts such as roofs, external walls, stairs, entrances and exits of buildings;

Install the elevator;

Construction of standardized residential entrances and exits, micro fire stations, smooth motor vehicle passages and living passages;

Increase and improve video surveillance, access control and other protective facilities in public areas;

Improve postal express delivery, real estate and other facilities;

Demolition of illegal buildings and obstacles affecting fire fighting and rescue.

2, improvement and transformation, to meet the needs of residents to improve their lives.

Including beautifying the facade of the building;

Transformation of residential areas and surrounding greening, the implementation of lighting;

Renovation or construction of parking lots (garages), electric vehicle (bicycle) charging facilities, cultural leisure, sports and fitness facilities and other supporting facilities.

3, upgrading, to enrich the supply of community services, improve the quality of life of residents, and promote the transformation of the construction of a complete residential community.

Including supporting the construction of public service facilities such as old-age care, health services, convenience markets and community service places, roof greening sponge transformation, permeable pavement, rainwater storage, rainwater gardens and drainage facilities, and intelligent transformation of basic service facilities.