Why is the price of Jing Jun Garden so low?

Although Jing Jun Garden has a history of only ten years, public leisure places are dilapidated, unclean and untidy. The facades of some buildings also look "weather-beaten" and the facilities are not well maintained. The lack of care in the garden, the random access of outsiders, the separation of people and vehicles, the shortage of parking spaces, chaotic parking and many potential safety hazards are very inconsistent with the initial positioning of elite white-collar residential areas.

On the other hand, it is also because this community is too big! Close to 9000 households, there are far from enough property personnel, which not only increases the difficulty of property management, but also magnifies the shortcomings of property management. Imagine that if it is a small community, the property will hardly be so conspicuous. Large communities will really multiply this shortcoming.

Therefore, the example of Jing Jun Garden gives us a very important enlightenment: poor property does affect housing prices, and if it is a large community, the impact will be even greater.