The house has been delivered, but it has not been closed yet. Do I have to pay the property fee?

When the house is built, the developer pays the house, but the owner refuses to accept the house for various reasons. In this case, a question arises, do you want to pay property fees? This problem is not a problem of individual car owners, but a problem that many people have. Generally speaking, although the owner has not yet taken over the house, the preliminary property service work has actually started, and the preliminary property service agreement has come into effect. The charging standard of the owner's vacant house property fee will generally be reflected in the preliminary property service agreement. What is the property fee standard for vacant houses? Different cities and different property companies will be different. For example, Wuhan stipulates that if the developer fails to move in, the property fee will be charged at the rate of 70% in the first year and will be charged in full in the future; Chengdu stipulates that as long as the house is handed over, the owner must pay the property fee in full. Therefore, in short, generally speaking, the house is not closed to pay property fees, and the specific amount to be paid needs to be determined according to the preliminary property service agreement between the two parties. Therefore, it is suggested that the owners who have this doubt can be familiar with the relevant contents of the previous property service agreement.