After living in the community for two years, the property suddenly charged parking fees on the ground, and the parking space could not satisfy all the owners. Is this charge legal?

The above-ground parking spaces in the community belong to all owners. Whether to charge can be decided by the owners' meeting (the parking fee here is actually the land occupation fee). As for the specific charging standard, there are price departments all over the country to record and publicize the price, not to charge as much as the property wants.

In addition, the property has the right to charge parking management service fees, which is because property companies also have management costs such as cleaning and order guidance because of managing parking spaces. If the parking space is fixed, the property can charge a small amount of maintenance fee every month, which is usually lower than the parking fee. However, if the parking space is not fixed, it is difficult to set the charging standard, which can be combined with parking fees.

Personally, the standard of parking management service fee is decided by the owners' meeting.