Criteria for determining vacant houses

Criteria for determining vacant houses

Many people don't know how to define vacant houses, so let's take a look at the criteria for identifying vacant houses.

According to the notice issued by the Ministry of Construction, the National Development and Reform Commission and the National Bureau of Statistics to clearly classify the types of vacant commercial housing, starting from the statistical annual report in 2003, the vacant time of commercial housing is taken as the standard for classification. Commercial housing for sale is vacant within 1 year; Vacant time in 1 year and less than 3 years is unsalable commercial housing; Vacant for more than 3 years is the backlog of commercial housing.

There are two kinds of vacant houses, one is the houses that developers have delivered but have not yet sold, and the property fees are borne by the construction unit. The other is the house that has reached the delivery conditions, but the owner has not moved in or has moved in but has not used it. The property fee shall be borne by the owner.

Vacant house is a special term in the real estate market. Strictly speaking, it refers to a house that has not been sold one year after its completion. In layman's terms, it refers to houses that cannot be sold in the market.