How is the property fee calculated?

The calculation of property fee is based on the area and unit price of the property, which is obtained through a simple multiplication formula.

Property fee is the abbreviation of property management service fee, which is the fee charged by property companies to owners or users. The calculation method of property fee is usually determined according to the area and unit price of the property. Area refers to the building area of the property, and unit price refers to the charging standard of property fee per square meter.

When calculating the property fee, the owner or user needs to know the construction area of his property first, and then calculate it according to the unit price of the property fee approved by the local price department. The specific calculation formula is: property fee = area x unit price. It should be noted that the calculation method of property fees may be different due to factors such as region, building type and service level. Therefore, when calculating the property fee, the owner or user needs to know the regulations of the local price department and the charging standard of the property company first.

Reasons for paying property fees

1. Maintenance of community public facilities and environment: The property management company is responsible for the maintenance, maintenance and management of community public facilities, such as roads, greening and elevators. , but also responsible for the sanitation and garbage disposal of the community environment. Only by paying the property fee can we ensure the normal development of these projects.

2. Improve the living quality of the community: the property management company will regularly inspect and maintain the community to ensure the safety and comfort of the community. At the same time, the property management company will also organize various cultural and sports activities and community services to provide owners with more convenient life services.

3. Safeguarding owners' rights and interests: As the representative of owners, property management companies can help owners solve problems related to property management, such as parking space management and neighborhood disputes. At the same time, property companies can also negotiate and communicate with developers and government departments on behalf of the owners to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the owners.