It's been almost a year since the house was delivered, but some supporting facilities are still not in place. Is it reasonable to charge some fees for property?

The price department is only a guide price, and it is not necessary to follow the guide price.

However, since the house has been handed over for almost a year and the supporting facilities are not in place, it is the responsibility of the developer to find a developer. Some places require that if the environmental greening is not in place, the property fee can be appropriately reduced or exempted, and the developer will make up for it.

How to complete the project without weak current and how to pass the completion acceptance? Need to consider.

Specifically, you can go to the developer to coordinate and bring the purchase contract (generally, if it is not completed as agreed, you can ask for payment of liquidated damages). You can also complain to the construction Committee, housing management, property and other departments.

I hope to give you a reference.