Why is the property cost of small high-rise buildings higher than that of ordinary buildings 1 times?

Buildings are now divided into three types:

The first is a common building, with 1-6 floors, which is mainly brick and brick-concrete structure. The state stipulates that there can be no elevators.

The second type is the small high-rise building you mentioned, that is, the high-rise building with a height below 100 meters. Generally above the seventh floor, the state stipulates that there must be an elevator.

The third type is super high-rise buildings, and those with a height above 100 meters are super high-rise buildings. A helicopter landing platform needs to be built on the roof for fire fighting and other purposes. Of course, there must be an elevator.

Above, I have repeatedly stressed that elevators are the main source of differences in property fees.

The property fee with elevator is indeed twice as high as that of an ordinary house. According to the national charging policy and local laws and regulations, we can refer to the Measures for the Administration of Property Service Charges promulgated by the state-Development and Reform PriceNo. 2004/2005. 2003 1864.

The purchase cost, operation cost and maintenance cost of elevators are mainly considered, so the property fee is twice as high as that of ordinary properties.