Is it reasonable to collect property fees on holidays?

Whether to charge holiday property fees reasonably needs to be analyzed according to the specific situation. Generally speaking, the property fee is to maintain and manage the normal operation of residential property, including cleaning, greening, maintenance and other expenses. The nature and workload of property work may change during holidays, so the property management company may charge the owners extra fees.

The United Nations International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights establishes the right to take a vacation. According to this convention, holidays are recognized rights. If the property company charges holiday property fees in violation of relevant local laws, regulations or policies, or beyond a reasonable range, then it can be considered that such fees are unreasonable.

But it should be emphasized that the collection of property fees is related to the actual needs of property management. If the property management company still needs to provide normal service and maintenance work during holidays, and these work are reasonable and necessary, then it may be reasonable to collect holiday property fees reasonably. Of course, the specific situation needs to be determined according to local laws and policies and the owners' convention.

Generally speaking, judging whether the holiday property fee is reasonable needs to be comprehensively considered according to local laws, regulations, policies and the actual situation of property management. If you need to consult the specific situation, I suggest you consult the relevant departments or professional institutions.