The proposal of "canceling the pool area" in Inner Mongolia sparked heated discussion. Do you think the pool area should be abolished?

I think the pool area should be abolished, because the pool area has become an obstacle to the healthy and orderly development of real estate. Inner Mongolia? Cancel the pool area? The proposal sparked a heated discussion on the proposal of Wang Fenghua, a member of CPPCC, on regulating housing? Pool area? Inner Mongolia Housing and Construction Department replied that Inner Mongolia Housing and Construction Department will be revoked? Pool area? The proposal was listed as a legislative item that needs to be revised in the near future and reported to the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development. ?

It is this sentence in the reply of the Housing and Construction Department of Inner Mongolia that triggered a hot discussion on the Internet and once again pushed the issue of pool area to the forefront. Although the Housing and Construction Department of Inner Mongolia replied that it was only a report suggestion, and some media were suspected of over-interpretation, this did not stop the discussion enthusiasm of netizens.

I think the pool area should be abolished, which is the general trend. The existence of pool area has become a thorn in the hearts of most buyers, which is not only related to the extra money that buyers need to pay when buying a house, but also related to various expenses such as property fees and heating fees in their later lives. At this stage, both residents who have bought houses and those who are willing to buy houses complain about the pool area.

So I think it is really necessary to cancel the pool area, which is not only the general trend, but also one of the keys to solve the problem of real estate being cold now. Cancelling the pool area can not only enhance consumers' willingness to buy houses, but also effectively increase the transaction volume of the real estate market, and effectively restore consumers' confidence in the real estate market under the current policy of ensuring the delivery of houses.

It's just that the cancellation of pool area is a systematic problem, which can't be completed overnight. Maybe it's not that the top management doesn't pay attention to this problem now, but that a good solution has not been found yet.

There have been voices calling for the cancellation of the pool area, but there has been no official response to this issue. The proposal of the Housing and Construction Department of Inner Mongolia will undoubtedly attract the attention of high-level officials to a certain extent and should be helpful to solve the problem of pool sharing. It is expected that the pool area will be cancelled as soon as possible, and consumers will understand clearly when buying a house.