Can a self-sustaining property be traded?

Legal analysis: Yes. The commercial residential area held by developers themselves cannot be transferred or traded in the legal sense, because many developers will evade some taxes in the name of self-sustaining. Self-sustaining commercial housing should be fully used for external leasing and may not be sold or transferred. The holding period of the enterprise is consistent with the land transfer period, and the single lease period of external lease shall not exceed 65,438+00 years.

Legal basis: Article 7 of the Measures for the Administration of Commercial Housing Sales shall meet the following conditions:

(1) The real estate development enterprise that sells commercial housing now shall have the Business License of Enterprise as a Legal Person and the Qualification Certificate of Real Estate Development Enterprise;

(2) Obtaining a land use right certificate or a land use approval document;

(3) Holding a construction project planning permit and a construction permit;

(4) It has passed the completion acceptance;

(five) the demolition and resettlement has been implemented;

(six) water supply, power supply, heating, gas, communications and other supporting infrastructure have delivery conditions, other supporting infrastructure and public facilities have delivery conditions or the construction progress and delivery date have been determined;

(seven) the property management plan has been implemented.