What are the pool areas?

The pool area is the usable area of a building that does not belong to a single building, mainly including the external public area.

The pool area refers to the area of the external wall, roof, staircase, elevator room, corridor and other public parts of the building; The pool area is the area of public facilities such as safe passage, fire escape, garbage disposal room, garage and concierge; The pool area is the area of public pipelines such as water supply pipelines, drainage pipelines and cable pipelines;

The pool area is the area of public service facilities such as air conditioning room, water pump room and generator room; The pool area is the area of public landscape facilities such as green belts, parks and squares; The calculation method of pool area is usually calculated by developers or property companies according to relevant national laws and regulations, so as to ensure that pool area is reasonable, fair and just and meet the use needs of owners.

Influence of pool area on residence

1. Cost sharing: The pool area is shared by all owners, so the property fee, maintenance fee and cleaning fee need to be shared in proportion to the pool area. This will have a certain impact on the cost of living of the owners.

2. Housing area: Due to the pool area, in fact, the usable area of each house will be smaller than the sold area. This will have a certain impact on the comfort and efficiency of passengers.

3. Value change: The pool area will also affect the value of the house. Usually, the smaller the pool area, the higher the price of the house, because it means that the owners can enjoy more private space. On the contrary, the pool area is too large, which may affect the value of the house.

4. Public facilities: Public facilities in common areas, such as gardens, swimming pools and gymnasiums, can provide better living environment and more forms of entertainment for the owners. This is also one of the reasons why you need to consider the pool area when buying a house.