Many people buy commercial and residential houses in Beijing. I wonder if this kind of house is risky?

First, there is no risk in buying a commercial and residential dual-use house, but it is not allowed to register commercial and residential dual-use. Hotel-style apartments and commercial and residential buildings are not residential buildings.

Second, the shortcomings of commercial and residential buildings compared with residential buildings:

1. The current disadvantages are: no hukou, no school district distribution, and a high down payment of 50%. Property fees will be higher than ordinary houses.

For those freelancers or home office workers, it is prudent to choose this kind of commercial and residential dual-use room. Because, although these two kinds of people need certain office conditions, their main purpose of buying a house is to live. Commercial-residential mixing will bring many unsafe and unstable factors to pure residential owners who pursue high comfort.

3. There are safety and fire hazards in commercial and residential buildings. In the current fire management laws and regulations, although there are provisions on commercial and residential buildings, they refer to high-rise buildings composed of commercial business halls and ground-floor houses in the traditional sense, rather than commercial and residential buildings that can be used for both living and office. It avoids the traditional mixed pattern of commercial and residential buildings, and instead, commercial and residential buildings are independent buildings, and their access does not interfere with each other.