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Anonymous users2024-01-24Are you in the room now? If not, you can check the purchase contract first to see if there are clear regulations, and then go to the sales office to consult.
If you go to the room, you can only change it to your liking.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23First of all, look at how the purchase contract is agreed! Find out about the situation in the sales department goods industry!
Hello, it depends on whether your property is allowed or not, generally speaking, it is not allowed, and the sun room is an illegal building.
According to national regulations, the balcony of a building, whether it is a concave balcony, a balcony, a closed balcony, or an unenclosed balcony, is calculated according to half of its horizontal projection area.
According to the floor area, it is considered a fixed thing, and the balcony is only half counted. But what you are given is the entire area of your house, quite the area of the periphery, and the walls inside are counted, so there are only 100 square meters to have 80 square meters of usable area. If you use the balcony where there is a half-buy and half-give, there should be a sun room or other things there, and then you will knock off that part of the area when you decorate. >>>More
I think it's a bit difficult, the key is whether there is a schedule (floor plan) in your contract, and the current developer will think of all the consequences and will not let you sue easily. Because the general public will not notice this when selling a house, many sales contracts do not have attachments. If there is, of course, it is the strongest evidence, you can join forces with other owners, and it will come faster. >>>More
Absolutely! A lot of people can't ask for it!