Is the property fee the same for high-rise residential buildings and houses?

The property fees of high-rise residential buildings are different from those of residential buildings. The general house property fee will be higher than that of the high-rise, subject to the provisions of the residential property fee. The collection standard of property fees should consider the grade qualification of the property company. Generally speaking, the higher the qualification, the higher the property fee. There is no difference between property fees and housing types, that is to say, the collection of property fees is not based on housing or small high-rise buildings. However, the charging standard of property fees for foreign houses is usually one level higher than that for high-rise buildings, so the property fees for foreign houses will be relatively higher.

Property fee collection standard

China's property charging standards are divided into first-class property charging standards; Secondary property charging standard; Three-level property charging standards and four-level property charging standards. However, the collection standards of property fees vary from place to place, and the specific collection standards of property fees are announced by the local price bureau. Property management fees are collected as follows:

Level 1 charging standard: 1.00 yuan /m2 (including taxes);

Secondary charging standard: 0.75 yuan/square meter (including taxes);

Third-level charging standard: 0.50 yuan/square meter (including taxes);

Four-level charging standard: 0.35 yuan/square meter (including taxes).

The Regulations on Property Management stipulates that property management enterprises providing services to owners (including providing property services as agreed in the property service contract and providing services other than those agreed in the property service contract upon the entrustment of the owners) shall clearly mark the price in accordance with these provisions, and indicate relevant information such as service items and charging standards.

Content of property fee

1. Maintenance expenses of public property and supporting facilities, including management expenses of external walls, stairs, walkways, elevators (escalators), fire protection systems, security systems, television audio systems, telephone systems, power distribution systems, water supply and drainage systems and other machines, equipment and mechanical facilities.

2. Salaries of managers, including wages, allowances, welfare, insurance, clothing expenses, etc.

3, public utilities expenditure, such as public lighting, fountains, watering grass, etc.

4. Expenditure on purchasing or renting necessary machinery and equipment.

5. Expenditure on property insurance (fire insurance, disaster insurance, etc.). ) and various liability insurance.

6, garbage cleaning, pool cleaning and disinfection and pest control costs.

7. Cleaning expenses of public places, curtain walls and walls.

8, public * * * area planting flowers, turf and its maintenance costs.

9, update the reserve, that is, the cost of updating the property facilities.

10, the cost of hiring lawyers, accountants and other professionals.

1 1, holiday decoration expenses.

12, manager's remuneration.

13, administrative office expenses, including miscellaneous expenses such as stationery and office supplies and public relations expenses.

14, public television receiving system and maintenance costs.

15, other reasonable management expenses.