Do you have to pay property fees and heating fees if you don't accept the new house?

You don't live, and the public service of the property has not stopped. For example, daily garbage removal, street lamp broken maintenance, parking lot cleaning, landscaping, daily safety patrol ... these will not stop, all need fees, and will not be collected just because a single owner does not live here. If you can live, you don't charge property fees. Then everyone will try to get a proof that they don't live here, so that the property management company will be paralyzed, and then the community public service will be paralyzed.

Think of the parking lot full of garbage, the garden where weeds are reborn, the broken railings on the periphery, the dark paths at night, the stopped elevators, and the faulty fire prevention equipment ... Don't you think it's terrible to live in such a high building environment? .

So buying a house and not being able to live has nothing to do with paying property fees.