Property service fee charging standard

1. Property management fee, also called property management service fee, is the fee charged by the property management enterprise to the owner according to the time limit stipulated in the property management service contract. The property service fee shall be paid by the owner on a monthly basis from the date of occupancy. Property service fees can be collected in advance by both parties through consultation.

2. The charging standard of property fees shall be determined through consultation between the property management enterprise and the owners' committee on the basis of government-guided prices, and reported to the price management department for the record. Special service fees and special service fees shall be stipulated separately by the price management department. Property fees are guided by the government and regulated by the market.

For the properties that have not been leased or sold by the construction unit and the properties that have been delivered but the owners or users have not yet lived, the property management service fee will be charged at 70% of the receivable standard.

3. The prophase property management service fee incurred before the property is delivered for use shall be borne by the construction unit from the date of delivery to the date of termination of the prophase property management service contract, and shall be borne by the construction unit and the property buyer in accordance with the agreement on prophase property management service. Once the property charging standard is determined, the property management department shall not change it at will and charge it repeatedly.

The basic composition of property management fees:

1. Management fee: used for the daily management of the property management area, including the account management of patrol, inspection, property maintenance and renewal fees, the custody of property files and other related property management services.

2. Operating expenses of housing equipment: the expenses required for operating services of housing equipment such as elevators and pumps.

3. Security fee: used for daily security services in the property management area.

4. Cleaning fee: used for daily cleaning services in the property management area.

5. Maintenance fee: the fee required for property maintenance service.

Legal basis:

property management regulations

Forty-first owners should pay the property service fee in accordance with the provisions of the property service contract. If the owner and the user of the property agree that the user of the property shall pay the property service fee, the owner shall bear joint and several liability from the agreement.