The parking fee in a residential area in Changsha has risen, and the parking garage for private cars in the residential area is controversial. How should owners protect their rights?

Now that people's living standards have improved, every household will buy a private car. We have all heard that buying a car is easier than maintaining it. It's true. You should know that parking costs money, refueling costs money, and all kinds of insurance are required. In this way, it costs a lot of money a year.

This happened in a residential area in Changsha, parking fees rose, and the owner's private car directly blocked the garage. After the matter was posted online, many netizens said that it was unreasonable for the property to do so. Some people also say that it is normal for residential parking fees to increase in price now. However, we should know that most of the parking spaces in the community are purchased by ourselves, and only a certain management fee is needed. If the parking fee is overcharged, it is also suspected of arbitrary charges!

But let's take a look at what the owners have done. In fact, I think their actions are also impulsive, but I think this is also a helpless move. If the property can solve this problem well, the owners will not do so. However, the owner's practice is obviously incorrect. The traffic jam garage will affect the parking of other owners, and may also cause traffic congestion in a certain section.

When encountering such problems, we must safeguard our rights. There is also a property management Committee in the community to ask about the specific situation. If they can't solve it, they can consult the property department of the local government and give a certain answer. The practice of property management is wrong, and neither is the owner. For everyone to travel normally, car owners must choose the right way to protect their rights. If they are impulsive, they are likely to cause some trouble!

In fact, similar things have happened, but in the end, the property can give a reasonable explanation, and some go directly to the government, which has a great impact on property companies and property developers!

What do you think of this matter? How do you think owners should protect their rights? Welcome everyone to leave a message in the comment area!