The company bought the staff dormitory in the commercial and residential building. Originally, the property fee was collected according to the residence, but this year it is required to pay the proper

The company bought the staff dormitory in the commercial and residential building. Originally, the property fee was collected according to the residence, but this year it is required to pay the property fee according to the commercial house. Is this reasonable? Whether to charge property fees according to commercial buildings is determined by the nature of the real estate license, not by the actual use behavior of the owners. In some buildings, the first floor and the second floor downstairs are shops, and the real estate license is for commercial use, so the property fee is paid according to the standard of commercial housing, and the third floor or above is residential, and the real estate license is residential, so the property fee is paid according to the standard of ordinary housing.

In other words, according to what standard do you pay the property fee for your current staff dormitory? The first step is to look at the nature of the house, and the second step is to pay the property fee according to the property fee standard in the property service contract.