Four reasons for strongly suggesting not to buy an apartment

The four main reasons why buying an apartment is not recommended are as follows:

1, short-term property rights: the property rights of apartments are usually only 40 years, while the property rights of ordinary houses are 70 years. This means that after the expiration of property rights, apartments need to be repurchased or renewed, while ordinary houses can continue to be used.

2. Restrictions on commercial nature: apartments are usually commercial in nature, that is, they can't settle down, can't enter school, and can't enjoy the same preferential policies as ordinary houses.

3. Expensive: The property fees, utilities and other expenses of apartments are usually higher than those of ordinary houses, and the loan interest rate of apartments is also higher. In addition, the renovation and maintenance costs of apartments are also high, because apartments usually need more renovation and facilities to meet business needs.

4. Poor liquidity: Due to the short property rights, commercial restrictions and high cost of apartments, the liquidity of apartments is poor. This means that when selling or renting, the price and rent of apartments may not be as high as ordinary houses.

To sum up, buying an apartment needs careful consideration, especially those who are not qualified to buy a house or have limited budget. Before making a decision, it is recommended to carefully understand the relevant policies and market conditions of the apartment and consult professionals.