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Anonymous users2024-01-24It doesn't have to be true. The state has regulations that semi-enclosed balconies are only charged according to half of the area, and the entire balcony may only give you half of it.
Semi-enclosed balconies, also called unenclosed balconies, refer to balconies that are not completely enclosed, and generally have three types: cantilevered, embedded and corner. According to the "Housing Surveying Code", the construction area of an unenclosed balcony is calculated as half of the horizontal projection area of the periphery of its envelope.
So, when the developer says they want to give you a balcony, they actually only give you half of the area, not the entire balcony. It is recommended that when you buy a house, you should not easily believe the developer's claim that the area is given away.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23When you buy apples, the fruit business can say that it gives away bags of apples.
Answer; It's like the house is written at 113 square meters, and the actual square area may only be more than 80 square meters, as long as the location is good, I think it is worth it. Basically, stairs, elevators, and doors all belong to the evenly divided square area.
The national rules for calculating the area stipulate that the balcony is calculated as half of the area. >>>More
In this case, if the other party is illegal, it should be possible to ask for a refund of the deposit.
Because the government stipulates that enclosed balconies must be counted as full area, and semi-enclosed balconies are counted as half area. Therefore, the developer waits for the housing management to measure and then seals the balcony.
Usually the balcony should be used to dry clothes, not to make a suspended ceiling. The developer's waterproof quality can be moved, you feel that the quality is problematic, you can tear it off yourself, generally do not need to tear it.