Is the property fee generally the same for the upper and lower floors of the elevator?

First, generally speaking, the high-rise and low-rise buildings on the same floor no longer distinguish the difference between elevator fees and secondary water supply, and implement a unified property fee. Elevator belongs to public facilities, and elevator operation service is a public service, not a special service only for some owners. The operation and maintenance cost of the elevator will not be reduced because someone does not take the elevator. Therefore, the next floor should bear the elevator operation and maintenance costs like other floor residents.

Two, in the absence of clear provisions of the state, there are two exceptions:

First, before the house is sold, it is clearly stipulated in the Convention on the Management and Maintenance of House Use and approved by all buyers;

Second, the owners' committee convened all the owners to discuss and agreed that some owners' fees could be reduced. The property management company could accept this result, and the residents at the bottom could not pay or pay less elevator fees.