Once upon a time, everyone liked to buy high-rise houses. Because high-rise housing has many advantages that low-rise does not have. Wide field of vision, less noise, better air quality, good light effect.
However, the current property market has entered a buyer's market, which means that there is plenty of money in the market, and buyers can choose freely. However, among the many high-rise houses, some low-quality high-rise houses have become the most difficult houses, and few buyers are willing to choose this type of house.
This is mainly due to the many problems inherent in high-rise housing. Over time, these poor-quality high-rise homes have exposed these problems. If the value of the house depreciates in the future, then the high-rise housing is likely to bear the brunt, and the low-quality high-rise housing will be even less valuable.
There may be a few reasons why people don't like to buy high-rise homes now:
Safety issues: Although high-rise buildings have a wide view, safety is a common concern. In the face of force majeure such as wind and wind, the stability and seismic resistance of high-rise buildings are relatively weak, and the building itself also has some potential safety hazards, such as building structure defects, aging lines, etc.
Rescue difficulties: In the event of fire, ** and other accidents, the rescue of high-rise buildings is relatively difficult. The height of the fire ladder is generally about 20 floors, and for higher floors, the rescue will face great difficulties.
Large shared area: The shared area of high-rise buildings is relatively large, generally around 25%, which makes the actual area that buyers get much smaller than what they paid.
High maintenance cost: Unlike low-rise residences, high-rise residences are equipped with many mechanical equipment, such as elevators, water pressurization equipment, fire-fighting equipment, electrical and electrical equipment, and wiring pipes. These devices have an impact on the daily lives of all residents. Obviously, high-rise homes are inseparable from these mechanical devices, but they are also prone to aging and damage. When there is a problem with these devices, not only is it costly to replace, but it is also expensive to repair.
Therefore, buyers will pay more attention to the quality of the house and its ability to retain its value in the future when choosing. They will be more inclined to choose better quality** to ensure that their investment can get a better return.
In this case, it will be more difficult for high-rise homes with poor quality**, and buyers will be more cautious** in their choice**. Therefore, when choosing a room on an app such as Anjuke, remember to consult the agent about the floor first to avoid problems later.
When it comes to buying a home, there are several factors to consider when choosing the right floor.
Family members: If there are both elderly and children in the family, then buyers should consider their living characteristics when buying a house, and most importantly, consider safety and ease of travel. In case children are in danger or the elderly and children go out to climb the stairs and take the elevator inconveniently. In this case, it is not suitable to choose an excessively high floor. If the young people live on their own, or the children have grown up and there are no elderly people living with them, the buyer can choose a higher floor.
Building spacing: Building spacing is two important conditions that affect lighting and ventilation. Buyers should consult with the seller about the size of the building spacing, if the building spacing is small, the lighting of low-rise residents will definitely be affected, and the lighting and ventilation of high-rise buildings can be satisfied. On the contrary, if the spacing between the buildings is large enough and the ground floor is low, buyers can also consider a lower floor.
Fire safety facilities: If buyers buy high-rise residences, they must understand how well the fire safety facilities in the community are doing. Generally, it is not easy to escape in the event of a fire on a high floor, and the fire ladder in some cities is 51 meters, which can reach the height of a 17-story building. You can choose the floor according to the height of the fire ladder in the city.
* and environment: If the buyer is an office worker who has just started working, goes out early and returns late, and this suite is transitional housing, and then changes the house in the future, you can choose some**relatively moderate**, maybe there will not be too much sunlight, but it will not have much impact on going out early and returning late, after all**There are certain advantages. In addition, if the buyer pays attention to the conditions such as the size of the building spacing and fire safety facilities, they can also consider a lower floor.
In short, when choosing a floor, you need to consider many factors such as family members, building spacing, fire safety facilities, ** and environment. Different floors have different advantages and disadvantages, and you need to choose according to your own needs and actual situation.