Is it reasonable for the building to have a pool area?

Definitely unreasonable. Overall planning was originally an expedient measure in Hong Kong at that time. Later, Hong Kong cancelled overall planning by itself, and now only we in the world use overall planning to calculate. This is a wonderful work. Unscrupulous developers make a fuss, exploit loopholes, and play tricks on the pool area, while the owners are kept in the dark and suffer from dumb losses.

The concept of residential pool area originated in Hong Kong and was introduced into the mainland from Shenzhen, a special economic zone. 1997 After the housing reform, it was gradually popularized in the whole country and became the standard calculation method for calculating the area of commercial housing. According to the current international practice, when calculating the housing area, countries only calculate the actual area, not the pool area. Even Hong Kong, which invented the pool, cancelled the concept of the pool on 20 13, which means that the owner didn't use it, which proves that the existence of the concept of the pool can't conform to the international trend, and it has become very out of date, and it is definitely unreasonable to still exist.

The concept of pool area was introduced into the mainland from Hongkong, put forward by Li Ka-shing and popularized throughout the country. However, unscrupulous developers play tricks, including underground parking spaces in the pool area, and then sell parking spaces to owners, resulting in repeated charges. At the same time, property houses and public houses are included in the pool area, and property rights should be owned by all owners, but the free use of residential properties infringes on the interests of owners. The elevator shaft is included in the pool area, and the elevator advertising fee income should be owned by the owner.

What interests did the pool area encroach on the owners?

The first is the house price. Plus the pool area, how much does the owner have to pay? Some people may say that everyone needs elevators, stairs and aisles, and of course they have to pay. Then why not ask, the house price is so high, and there are still tolls for buying a house.

Followed by heating costs, property costs and other expenses, which are included in the pool. It is rumored that the property tax is also calculated according to the building area. Is this reasonable? Obviously, you only live in a house of 60 square meters, but you have to pay 80 or 90 square meters. I don't count the money I spend, and I have to pay taxes on the money I spend. What is the reason?