In other words, this shared area is like the "** assassin" in our life, always slaughtering you quietly when you are most inadvertent. You've got to smile and say "Thank you for killing me"! This is really not an ordinary pit person, it is simply a nightmare for home buyers!
I think that at the beginning, you happily bought a 100-square-meter house, and you finally had a nest of your own. As a result, when I got my hands on it, I was dumbfounded, only 70 flat! Where did the 30 flats go? Oh, it turned out to be "eaten" by the shared area. It's like if you go to a buffet and think you'll have a good time, but you're told that 30% of it is "public food", and you can only watch those delicacies being "shared", and the anger in your heart is as uncomfortable as eating a fly!
What's even more infuriating is that this pooled area is still like a bottomless pit, constantly devouring your wallet. When you pay the property fee every year, you only clean the common areas, but you have to collect money according to the total area of the house. Do you think that's reasonable? It's like if you go to the supermarket to buy something, obviously you only buy a few things, but the cashier tells you that he wants to charge you more money because of the "public pool", can you not be angry?
Also, the advertising revenue in those public areas is obviously our owner's money, but the property company uses it to make more money. It's like taking your money to earn your money, and you have to count it for him! Are you saying it's unfair? It's as ridiculous as if you lend your money to someone else, and then someone else takes your money to make money, and ends up telling you that it's the fruit of his labor and you have to thank him!
Let's talk about buying a parking space, the shared area already includes the area of the parking space, but you have to spend more money to buy a parking space. It's like you've already bought a ticket to the cinema and you have to buy a seat to go to the movie, which makes people laugh and cry. This shared area is like a bottomless pit, you can't fill it no matter how you fill it!
There is also the matter of paying deed tax when buying a house, which is also a headache. This deed tax is also collected according to the total area of the building. Obviously, the actual area of your house is only 70 square meters, but you have to pay taxes according to more than 90 square meters. It's like buying something in a shopping mall, the price is 100 yuan, but when you check out, you are told that you will be charged 120 yuan because of the "public pool", can you not be wronged?
Winter is coming, and northerners also have to face the problem of heating bills. Obviously, only the area in the suite needs to be heated, but the heating fee must be charged according to the total area of the building. It's like if you buy a car, only to be told by the insurance company that you have to charge more because the car has a large "pool" area!
After finally buying a house and preparing to decorate, another wave of "public sharing" pits is waiting for you. The decoration ** given to you by the decoration company is reported according to the construction area including the shared area. You pay 100 square meters, in fact, people only need to renovate 70 square meters for you. It's like when you go to the barbershop to cut your hair, you only need to cut it short, but the barber tells you that you want to charge your long hair for "public sharing"!
Not to mention the owners of those who have bought villas and high-rise mixed communities. In order to approach the plot ratio, the spacing between the high-rise buildings is compressed smaller and smaller, increasing the share ratio of the high-rises. You live on 30 floors, and five or six hundred people share the lawn downstairs, while the villa owner has the lawn around the yard to himself. It's like an unfair game, the high-rise owners are paying for the villa owners, and this unfairness is simply unacceptable!
Finally, if your house is demolished, the compensation will be based on the actual area, not the shared area. This is like when you buy something, the merchant tells you to charge more money because of the "public pool", but when you return the goods, the merchant tells you that you can't refund the full amount because of the "public pool"! The nine knives in this shared area are deadly, and they are simply impossible to prevent!
It can be said that this shared area is one of the biggest culprits pushing up our living costs. Now everyone thinks that the cost of housing is ridiculously high, but in fact, the purchase price is only part of the cost of living for ordinary people. Just like many people buy a car, they can afford to buy a car but can't afford to keep it, they can't afford to fill up gas, they can't park their car, they can't afford insurance, and they can't afford to maintain their car every year. In the same way, behind the common pool is a series of heavier and long-term living costs such as heating, parking, decoration, and the use of commercial space. It is in this long-term way that the shared area that is tricked by the developer brings the long-term holding cost of the property to everyone.
However, fortunately, there are more and more doubts from the public, and I believe that it will not be long before this shared area will completely withdraw from the stage of the times. We buyers can also breathe a sigh of relief, and we don't have to worry about this "** assassin" anymore!