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The real estate agent "lost his word", pointing out that "these five floors" are "poor people's areas".
Buying a house is a hot topic among people, especially in our country. A house full of people's deep emotions and expectations. The house is not only a place for us to live, but also a symbol of home"There is a home"The voices of countless people have been spoken. It carries the laughter of the family and our dreams and hopes. Only when the house truly belongs to us can we feel the warmth and sense of belonging of home. In such a space, we are willing to put our heart and soul into decorating and adding furniture to make life better and make happiness multiply.
For those who really need it, the purpose of buying a home is to provide a comfortable and comfortable environment for the family. With a limited budget, they value the quality of the house more and hope to find a good place to settle down and enjoy life at the same time. In the most prosperous cities, high-rise buildings have become the mainstream trend, towering into the sky, often twenty or thirty storeys high, just like the newly built commercial houses in many cities now, up to 99 meters high, with a total of 33 floors. However, height also means that different floors have a very different living experience. Choosing a floor is a problem for many people, and many people are still influenced by past ideas and think"Buy the top floor poorly, buy the first floor stupidly"。However, most of these ideas come from the staircase houses of the past, which are the old neighborhoods of today's main city.
In fact, with the progress of building technology and the renewal of life concept, the choice of floor is no longer a problem of disparity between the rich and the poor, but to consider lighting, ventilation, landscape, noise and other factors. Therefore, when choosing a floor, we must abandon past stereotypes and choose the most suitable floor for ourselves based on our actual needs and preferences.
In the old concept of housing, six- and seven-storey houses were often criticized for their low floors and poor greenery, which led to the living environment on the ground floor. Lack of daylight, poor ventilation, humid summers, mosquito breeding, and privacy and security concerns make the ground floor a minefield for home buyers. And although the top floor is low, it has also become a considerable burden due to the hassle of going up and down the stairs every day, especially for the elderly. Even more worrying are the leaks on the top floor and the cold in winter and hot in summer. While modern technologies such as air conditioners can solve the problem of cold in winter and hot in summer, the problem of water leakage is difficult to solve. The traditional solution is to redo the waterproofing layer, but the roof has been exposed to wind and rain for a long time, and the waterproofing layer is easily damaged, which undoubtedly increases the anxiety and inconvenience of life.
However, time has passed, and today's new commercial properties are no longer the houses with stairs they used to be. Now, every building has standard vegetation, property services, and most importantly, an elevator in every building. This change greatly improves the living experience on the first and top floors, reducing their inherent inconveniences. In addition, ground floor residences now often have gardens, providing residents with a green and private space, while penthouses have terraces or rooftops with stunning views of the city. These changes have made ground floor and penthouse residences increasingly popular in the market.
Anyone who understands the dynamics of today's property market will understand that in new commercial real estate developments, the top and ground floor houses have become sought-after goods, and their unit prices are even higher than those on other floors. Therefore, in today's home buying process, we can no longer simply evaluate the merits of the floor with past experience. So, in this era of new commercial housing, which floors should we avoid? For this question, the real estate agent said""Water leakage""，""These five layers""Both""Poor layer"", I can't sell it when I buy it, I come and go! The first thing to do is to look around.
1.Ground floor, no garden.
In newly built communities, the disadvantages of housing without ground floor gardens are becoming more and more obvious. Despite the attention of property services and pleasant greenery, the shortcomings of ground floor residences cannot be ignored. For houses with ground floor gardens, the presence of a garden can often balance out its inherent flaws and make the occupants willing to accept their shortcomings. However, without a garden, ground floor houses often struggle to compete with those on other floors.
Especially in high-rise buildings, the high floors lead to poor lighting on the ground floor, limited ventilation, and dark and damp interiors. And in the summer, mosquitoes are even more rampant, making it unbearable.
In addition, modern high-rise residential areas are extremely densely populated, incessant, and constantly noisy. This environment has led to a growing noise problem in ground floor homes, as well as unprecedented threats to security and privacy. As a result, homes without ground gardens still appear inferior in modern neighborhoods, and residents must weigh the pros and cons when choosing.
2nd floor. Modern homes are usually built very tall, with 20 or 30 floors. However, these heights do not have a noticeable impact on the lighting and ventilation of the first and second floors. But in the summer, the first floor also faces the problem of dampness and even mosquito breeding, and the situation is even more serious. For security reasons, many second-floor residents also had to install burglar-proof windows, which made the already poor view and lighting even darker. It can be said that the first floor inherited almost all the shortcomings of the first floor, and it was difficult to climb the stairs.
However, the ground floor of the house has a unique advantage – the garden, which is a big reason why many home buyers avoid the first floor. In addition, the backflow of sewers on the first floor is also a major concern, while the sewers on the first floor are separate, so there is no such problem. For second-floor residents who have already experienced sewer backfilling, such an experience may be unforgettable.
3) The rooftops of old neighborhoods.
With the passage of time, the roofing material gradually deteriorates, and the traces of time are quietly engraved in every tile and every corner. Whenever a storm comes, the traces of these years can become a hidden danger of water seepage, and the rain will continue to invade the interior of the house, causing moisture on the walls and ceilings, and even staging a show of water dropping through the stones. In the long run, the structural safety of the house will be at stake, like a faltering old man.
In addition, in old residential areas, the thermal insulation performance of the top floor is often a concern. In the hot summer, the top floor is like a huge boiler, making people sweat in the heat wave, as if standing by the stove; In winter, the wind is cold, the top floor is not insulated enough, and the interior is like an ice cellar, making people shiver in the cold wind, as if standing in the ice and snow. The temperature varies greatly from season to season, which means that residents on the top floor enjoy natural light while also being subjected to the relentless test of temperature.
4.Device layer.
Compared to low-rise buildings, high-rise buildings rely more on a variety of mechanical equipment, such as elevators, water supply boosters, electrical and electronic equipment, and broadband installations, to keep daily life flowing. These devices require a dedicated installation space, and in high-rise buildings, they are usually installed on the middle floor, which we call them"Device layer. "。
However, the operation of these devices generates noise, heat, and voltage radiation that may affect the lives of residents on the same floor. Therefore, when buying a high-rise residence, it is necessary to know the location of the equipment floor. If possible, choosing a house that avoids the equipment layer is a wise decision to not only enjoy a more comfortable living environment, but also reduce potential health risks.
5.part of the waist.
You may wonder why it is mentioned"section"Waist? In fact, the reasons behind it are not ambiguous. The waistline is an architectural aesthetic element that is mainly shaped by thermal insulation, and its functional properties are not important. Therefore, we don't have to get too tangled when discussing the waistline layer.
However, waist awareness is still indispensable in the home buying process. The reason for this is that some residential projects often ignore the comfort of occupants while pursuing aesthetic appearance. Sometimes, the wide, thick waistline design not only blocks the light and ventilation of the upper and lower floors of the house, but also becomes a hiding place for dust and garbage, causing inconvenience to the daily life of the occupants. What's more, some waistlines are designed to allow pedestrians to pass through, and these waistlines are tightly connected to every room on the entire floor, which undoubtedly poses a safety hazard to the residents of the entire floor.
Therefore, it is important for all home buyers to have a comprehensive understanding of the characteristics and potential problems of the lumbar layer when buying a home. Only in this way can you be sure that you will be able to buy a house that is both beautiful and comfortable.
In short: Choosing a floor is an essential step in the home buying process, and in today's high-rise buildings, each floor seems to have its own unique soul and charm, creating a very different experience for the occupants. Before making a decision, we need to not only listen to ourselves and our families, but also learn more about the uniqueness and potential challenges of each floor. After all, the road to home ownership needs to be paved with heart in order to reap the tranquility and fulfillment of life.