The house often leaks seriously. Can you sue developers and properties for housing quality problems? Is there a legal basis?

1. If the house is still under warranty, the owner may ask the development and construction unit to give compensation or maintenance. Property management companies belong to the third-party object of property management, not commodity producers, and do not need to bear legal responsibility for product quality problems;

Second, outside the warranty period, the property is obliged to carry out routine maintenance (i.e. minor repairs) on the facilities and equipment in the public part of the house. According to the law, the owner shall bear the maintenance expenses of the property in the course of medium repair and overhaul, and apply to the housing management department for using the public housing maintenance fund for maintenance after discussion and approval by the industry Committee. The failure of the property to reflect the situation to the development and construction unit or the industry committee only shows that the service of the property company is not in place, and the owner has the right to propose rectification or suggest replacing the property.

In this case, there is no legal basis for the owner to include the property in the defendant.