Does the new house still have to pay the "water and electricity household fee"? Thousands of dollars?

No need to pay. Under normal circumstances, the basic delivery requirements of commercial housing are "three links and one leveling", that is, water supply, electricity supply, access and site leveling. Water and electricity are all to households, so there is no need to pay extra.

Commercial housing prices to implement a "one-price" system, that is, in addition to property management and maintenance funds, all

Fees must be included in the price, and no fees can be charged outside the price, otherwise it is a price violation.

Installation fee and opening fee of pipeline gas, water and electricity. If the developer asks to pay these extra fees, it is illegal according to the current regulations.

Commercial housing sales contracts stipulate that developers, as house sellers, have the obligation to deliver houses on time. According to Article 67 of the Contract Law, the parties owe each other debts in sequence.

In the order of performance, if one party fails to perform first, then the other party has the right to refuse its performance requirements. According to this contract and the above-mentioned legal provisions, unless otherwise agreed in the contract, the buyer shall pay accordingly.

Expenses (including deed tax, public maintenance fund, property registration fee, property management fee, certificate stamp duty, survey fee, and water and electricity start-up fee, among which the survey fee and water and electricity start-up fee charged by the developer are illegal fees) are regarded as housing delivery conditions, and the developer shall not regard the corresponding fees paid by the buyers as housing delivery conditions. Although the owner has the obligation to pay the property fee, the obligee should be the property management company, not the developer, that is, the owner and the developer merge.

It is a breach of contract for developers to take property fees as delivery conditions. If the delivery is overdue, the developer shall be liable for breach of contract. In addition, the construction cost and opening fee of water and electricity are charged by the corresponding institutions (water supply company, power supply company and gas group) to the developer, and the developer has calculated the above costs in the sales price when selling the house, so the developer should not charge the buyer any more. Deed tax is the tax paid by buyers to the tax authorities when handling housing transactions. The deed tax shall not be collected by the developer unless the buyer entrusts the developer to handle the house transfer formalities. The public * * * maintenance fund refers to the expenses paid by residents for the overhaul, renewal and transformation of * * * parts and * * * facilities and equipment after the warranty period expires, which shall be owned by all owners. Public maintenance funds are generally collected by developers and managed by real estate departments, but developers may not use public maintenance funds as a condition for housing delivery. Article 9 of the Code of Conduct for Transaction Prices of Newly-built Commercial Houses clearly stipulates that when commercial houses are delivered for use, operators shall not charge any fees in addition to the publicized commercial house prices, nor shall they entrust property management units to charge any fees in addition to the house prices. According to the Regulations on the Sales Management of Newly-built Commercial Houses in Cities and Towns, wired electricity is included in the price composition of commercial houses.

Video fee, telephone line management fee, water and electricity capacity increase fee, letter and newspaper box material fee, etc. The owner shall not undertake any payment obligation after paying all the purchase price. Developers also require owners to pay the above fees after collecting the purchase price, which is a repeated charge and constitutes an illegal act.