Is it reasonable for the owners on the first floor of the community not to pay the "elevator fee"?

It is unreasonable not to pay the elevator fee on the first floor.

With the development of economy and the continuous improvement of technology in the construction industry, modern houses have basically become elevator rooms. In this way, each building can accommodate more owners and developers can get higher income. However, people who live in the elevator room may know that with the increase of building floors, the demand for elevators is also increasing. On the other hand, it seems that the residents on the first floor basically don't need elevators. However, for the residents in the elevator room, it seems that everyone has to pay what is called? Elevator fee? The cost of repairing and maintaining the normal use of the elevator. Most communities are treated equally, and users on the first floor still have to pay. But for the first floor owner who doesn't take the elevator, it's really a waste to pay this fee, just like his neighbors upstairs. So can people on the first floor not pay the elevator fee?

In fact, in many places, the owners on the first floor refused to pay the elevator fee. This fee is generally charged by the hotel, but if the property is not charged for many times, the residents on the first floor can only go to court. Finally, the law confirmed that most cases won. Why? In fact, the property also has something to say. First of all, the law actually mentions the payment of elevator fees. According to China's Property Law, the public parts of residential buildings are shared parts, and all people of public facilities enjoy the same rights and perform the same obligations. In other words, when buying a house, you must guarantee yourself the same rights as other elevator owners. It's up to you to choose a higher floor that uses the elevator frequently or infrequently.

When buying a house, the price on the first floor is relatively low. In addition to residential factors such as mining and ventilation, the elevator problem will also be considered when pricing. So this is not an unreasonable expenditure of the property, but a clear problem before buying a house. Therefore, if you live on the first floor, you can also use the elevator. Whether you feel inferior or not and whether you stay in it all day is up to you. However, the property staff said that there is another situation. Some old buildings are elevator rooms, but because high-rise residents will find it inconvenient after moving in, they want to consult everyone to install elevators, so the resistance of users on the first floor is usually the greatest. Therefore, it is generally recommended to increase the cost of installing elevators according to floor differences.