Does the balcony area count as the area in the suite, and what does not count as the area in the sui

The balcony can be counted as the purchase area, some of the balcony area is all included in the construction area of the house, some are half of the balcony area included in the construction area, and some are not included in the construction area. According to the regulations, only the balcony with a cover and a maintenance structure (railing) on this floor is calculated as an area, which is specifically divided into the following two situations: 1. The balcony is a closed so-called closed balcony, which refers to a balcony equipped with glass or plastic steel windows. >>>More

Included in the purchase area, it is calculated as half, regardless of whether it is closed or not, but in some areas, the area of closed balconies is counted as the full area. In some places, it is stipulated that the balcony has too many overhangs, and 100% of the area is also calculated into the total holding area.

It is counted in the floor area. It is not counted in the area of the property certificate. Including the terrace you mentioned. >>>More

It depends

If the bay window does not fall to the ground, it is equivalent to a large window sill, which cannot be regarded as a building area. If the bay window falls to the ground (the glass part reaches the ground), it is connected to the ground, and it is regarded as an "indoor balcony", which is considered as the construction area. If the area is not priced according to the unit price at this time, it can be regarded as a real "gift". >>>More

Hello, hello, the bay window is not considered area, the balcony depends on the real estate you bought, fully enclosed is generally charged, and some are charged according to half the area. As for the gift, the wool comes out of the sheep, you know!