The property fee for commercial and residential buildings is generally the number of houses.

Different management methods and calculation methods are the same. Generally, the property fee of the bottom shops is twice the average residential property fee. This is because:

1, the ground floor business refers to the first and second floors of the house. General housing, especially the first and second floors of high-rise buildings, is difficult to sell, and the price is lower than other floors. Developers can sell better by turning to the bottom business, and at the same time, they can solve the commercial supporting of the community. At present, in the market, due to the large number of stable households in large communities, the probability of winning the bid in the shop business is relatively high, and the investment risk is relatively small. Its underlying business is first favored by investors.

2, multi-storey residential property management fees classified identification, the implementation of government pricing or guidance. Property management fees agreed with the underlying commercial housing market, regardless of the price department.

3. The land service life of shops on the ground floor of buildings is different from that of houses. The service life of the ground floor of the building is 40 years for shops and 70 years for houses. Moreover, the charging standards for water, electricity and heating are different, and shops are obviously much higher than residential buildings.

4. The purpose of building floor is different from that of residential building floor. Floor commerce is mainly used for commerce, with relatively large passenger flow and high property management expenses such as vehicles and sanitation. Residential buildings are facing households, with single personnel and relatively simple and easy property management.

Therefore, even in the same building, the property cost of the bottom shops is much higher than that of residential properties. Generally, the property fee of the bottom shops is twice that of residential buildings, and the specific charging standard depends on the standards of the community and the city.