Is Yanjiao real estate really so messy?

With sanhe city aiming at Beijing's "white-collar workers", Yanjiao's real estate advertisements are overwhelming in Beijing, setting off a spectacular scene of "100,000 Beijingers buying houses in Yanjiao". Faced with the price of 4,000 to 5,000 yuan per square meter in Yanjiao, everyone rushed into the sales office in Yanjiao like a bargain because of Beijing 1 10,000 to 20,000 yuan as a reference.

The house is closed, the top American designers are gone, the best domestic builders are gone, the color steel windows are gone, the marble lobby is gone, the green mountains and green waters are gone, and the sales girl who couldn't hold your thighs when buying a house is gone. What's even more outrageous is that when the house of 100 square meters agreed in the contract is closed, the developer informs you that your house is 120 square meters and will give you the key after paying the house price. Ask the developer for an explanation. The developer's lawyer sincerely said that you have only two ways, either to close the house or to sue. This is Sanhe, not Beijing. If you want to sue, the court said, if you don't file a case, you go to the construction bureau. Go to the construction bureau, which said that the administration can't interfere with the market. Turn around and go to the developer. He told you again, Sue, that we respect justice. Round and round, every day in Beijing-Yanjiao, do you still want to work? The current rights protection is basically equivalent to chronic suicide. If you can't die, you die. If you can't die, you die.

These days, many owners of Nathan Castle in Yanjiao came to see me, and the problems they encountered were exactly the same as the case of Yanjiao Shangcheng, which I represented before, or even more outrageous. Last week, I went to Taiyuan, a real estate there. When signing the contract, the agreed area is 93 square meters, and when receiving the house, it was told that it was 130 square meters. The reason why these developers are so unscrupulous is that there is a clause in their purchase contract that "the error of housing area is subject to the surveying and mapping results of the surveying and mapping department".

An invalid format clause that seriously excludes the main rights of buyers has become an umbrella for developers to act recklessly. In recent years, developers have basically become more precious protected animals than pandas. They took the land and met with "nail households". The administrative organ made a ruling and the court made a ruling of "forced demolition"! In the face of high housing prices, can ordinary people apply to the court for "strong buying and selling"? The price increase is small, and developers and their experts cry "save the market" with runny noses and tears. Does this "market" only refer to developers? If there is only one seller, can it be called a market? Who will save the people? In the case of suing the developer, the loss outweighs the gain. The messy notices, opinions and regulations issued above implicitly criticized the buyer for "not having a correct understanding of market risks". In order to cope with the financial crisis, we must maintain the "stability" of the real estate trading market. Is it possible that the real estate market will be unstable if several profiteers are dealt with according to law? When developers are stable, will the market be stable?

Many owners asked me to give them some suggestions to prevent the risk of buying a house. After thinking for a long time, I think if you want to completely prevent the risk of buying a house, don't buy it. Because the contract is a format contract, you have no choice; When you pay the money, you still see a piece of rubble, and you don't know what he will build for you; When you close the house, if you don't pay enough money as they ask, you won't even get the key. The only thing you can do is pray every day that the developer you meet is a guy with high moral standards and good quality-if you think such a person can still be a developer.