Where are the ten most rubbish buildings in Xi 'an?

The top ten most rubbish buildings in Xi 'an include: Zhujiang New Town in Inoue Village, North Second Ring Road, Huayuan Juncheng in the east of Xi 'an Daming Palace National Heritage Park, Shimaodu in the northeast corner of the intersection of Wenjing Road and Fengcheng No.10 Road, Xi 'an Kunming Road, and Xicheng in the southwest of West Third Ring Road.

200 meters east of the intersection of Huo Xing Road and Qiangzi West Road, there are Champagne City between China and the Philippines, Changsheng Jiayuan in the middle section of Qu Wei North Street in Chang 'an District, Tianlang Chang 'an in Xujiazhai, Nanjiao _ Ba Peninsula Community, Taibai Community in Shi Sheng and Jianglin New City Community in the south.

Choose a reliable developer

1, look at the brand

When buying a new house, you must check the developer company. The houses built by big developers are of better quality. Even if owners need to protect their rights, big developers will be more polite. In addition, the hardware supporting facilities provided by large developers will be more perfect.

Step 2 check the background

Property buyers must check the developer's book "Five Certificates" when looking at the house in the sales office. Property buyers can go to the local real estate management department for consultation, or they can go to the real estate information website run by the local housing management bureau to inquire about the credit of the developer and the relevant real estate information.

3. Look at this scene

Property buyers can visit the real estate construction site, check the environmental conditions and property management of the real estate, or ask the owners who have already moved in nearby.

4. Look at attitude

Property buyers can measure the service quality of this developer company according to the reception attitude of the sales office staff, because good developers not only have strong strength and good reputation, but also pay great attention to the image of their own company and the cultural shaping of the enterprise itself.