Does the residential property have the right to sell the above-ground parking spaces? They are all used by * *.

First of all, the property company has no right to sell any parking spaces, not just above-ground parking spaces. What you said should be that the property company is entrusted by the developer to sell the above-ground parking spaces on behalf of the developer.

First of all, it is clear that if the above-ground parking space occupies the owner's pool area, in other words, it is the * * * part, then the property management company is definitely not entitled to sell it. Under normal circumstances, if it is an above-ground parking space occupying the pool area, the developer (property) will not sell it, because there is no way to handle property rights after selling it, which will bring trouble to himself.

Generally speaking, the above-ground parking spaces sold by developers (buildings) are planned parking spaces themselves, which do not occupy the pool area of owners, and their property rights belong to developers completely.

Of course, if the developer (property) does sell the above-ground parking space occupying the owner's pool area, everyone should take up legal weapons to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests.