What should I do if there are quality problems in the new house? Under what circumstances can I refuse to accept the house?

Quality problems in new houses should be treated differently according to the severity of housing quality problems:

First, you can ask to cancel the contract, that is, you refuse to accept the house:

1, the quality of the main structure of the house is unqualified;

2. After the house is delivered for use, it is verified that the quality of the main structure of the house is indeed unqualified;

3, housing quality problems seriously affect the normal use of living.

In the above three cases, the buyer may request to terminate the contract and compensate for the losses.

Second, the housing problem, but not serious:

In this case, the buyer will not get legal support if he refuses to take over the house, but he can ask the developer to undertake the repair responsibility and compensate for the losses during the repair period.

Information on capital expansion:

The Supreme People's Court's Interpretation of Several Issues Concerning the Application of Law in the Trial of Disputes over Commercial Housing Sales Contracts

Article 12 If the quality of the main structure of the house is unqualified and cannot be delivered for use, or after the house is delivered for use, it is verified that the quality of the main structure of the house is indeed unqualified, and the buyer requests to terminate the contract and compensate for the losses, it shall be supported.

Thirteenth, because the quality of the house seriously affects the normal living and use, the buyer's request to terminate the contract and compensate for the losses shall be supported.

If the house delivered for use has quality problems, the seller shall bear the maintenance responsibility during the warranty period; If the seller refuses to repair or delays the repair within a reasonable period of time, the buyer may repair it by himself or entrust others to repair it. The repair costs and other losses caused during the repair period shall be borne by the seller.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Interpretation of the Supreme Court on Several Issues of Commercial Housing