Can the shared area of the house be privately owned?

Legal analysis: No, pool area. You can know from the meaning that this is a public area. It serves everyone, but it belongs to no one. Everyone has the right to use, but not the right to possess. Theoretically speaking, it is unfair that the pool area is privately owned by other members who have participated in the pool, so theoretically, the pool area cannot be privately owned. However, we in China have always adhered to the principle that feelings outweigh reasons, and sometimes we can ignore things because of human feelings, that is to say, if we get the consent of the property and other members who have participated in the pool, private individuals can own the pool area.

Legal basis: Code for Design of Residential Buildings

Article 2 The average construction area and usable area coefficient of each apartment shall be calculated in the first item of paragraph 5 of Article 2, and the calculation shall meet the following requirements: 1. The average construction area of each set (m2/set) is equal to the total construction area (m2) divided by the total number of sets (sets); 2. The usable area coefficient (%) is equal to the total usable area (square meters) divided by the total construction area (square meters).

The calculation of the interior construction area in Item 2 of Paragraph 5 of Article 2 shall meet the following requirements: 1. The usable area in the suite includes the sum of indoor areas such as bedroom, living room, hall, aisle, kitchen, bathroom, bathroom, storage room, closet and other doors; Two, duplex apartment indoor stairs according to the total area of natural floors included in the use area; 3 chimneys, ventilation pipes and pipe wells not included in the structural area are included in the use area; Four, interior wall decoration thickness are included in the use area.