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Anonymous users2024-01-24If the situation you encounter is a design change, the developer shall notify you in writing within 10 days from the date of approval by the relevant authorities. If you are not notified within the stipulated time, you have the right to check out. If you check out, you should notify the developer in writing and sign for it, and the full amount of the room payment will be refunded, and the corresponding interest will be paid.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23First of all, you need to collect evidence, you find out the planning approval of the project and the housing pre-sale contract and other information, and then submit a check-out and claim to the developer.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Finding a lawyer is one way, and it's faster to find help from the media.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Go to the real estate agent to claim compensation, if this doesn't work, go to get the real estate certificate and find a lawyer for legal arbitration.
The house has 2 balconies, one is enclosed and the other is unenclosed, the enclosed balcony counts the full area, and the non-enclosed counts half the area. Clause 8 of Annex III of the purchase contract reads: "8. Balcony: >>>More
Generally, if the encapsulated balcony can be coordinated with the style designed by the developer, there will be no great difficulty! >>>More
You have to see how the original contract and drawings are written, if the original drawings are landed, go to the developer, don't move yourself.
= =！Didn't you tell you when you bought it? The balcony should be included in the house! Do you have to pay for the windows?
If you take the wool room, you can find two roots from the living room near the balcony, and then groove the wall to install a socket where you need, if you take the finely decorated house, it will be a bit troublesome, so you have to find the switch of the balcony light on the balcony, where there is a power cord, if there are tiles, then you have to warp off the tiles and install a socket 30 cm from the ground.