There is no basis for the price increase of property parking management fees. What if I don't pay it?

First of all, every city and local price bureau has a parking fee standard in the community. As long as the price is within this range, it cannot be said that it is illegal.

Secondly, it depends on the specific situation. If all the other residents have paid the money after the price increase, it will be regarded as general agreement. If most residents in the community refuse to pay fees and then most parking spaces are idle, you can expose them through the media or report to the local housing authority.

Also, you can call the community owners' committee to recall the property, and then choose a new property. Of course, this is also a very complicated matter, and the new recruits may not be better than the original ones.

If you are only asked to pay, then you can choose to refuse to pay. Because both gift and sale are transfers of the right to use, the legal effect is the same.