Why didn't the country cancel the residential property? Netizens have come to discuss.

When the country has real estate, it just gets rid of the burden.

In the 1980s, the housing management policy at that time was that the Housing Authority exercised the functions of the current property management company and was responsible for the maintenance and management of houses. Neighborhood committees or communities are responsible for community health and public safety. The Health Bureau is responsible for cleaning up garbage and septic tanks.

Under the planned economy, all houses are owned by the state, and residents have to pay rent to the government to live in buildings, so that the government can use funds for sanitation, public security, garbage removal and so on.

Since the 1990s, housing has entered the market-oriented stage. All houses have become privately owned, and no one has paid the rent, so the government will no longer undertake the management of these houses accordingly. So there was a property management company.

It's easy to cancel the property. Who will help you clean up? Who will repair your pipe? Who pays the security guard to watch the door?

Like the former Housing Authority? The government confiscated your money and won't give it to you for nothing.