2, through the intermediary to understand: the intermediary generally holds a lot of housing information, but also can recommend real estate according to the needs of buyers, buying a house through the intermediary is more worry-free and labor-saving.
3. Understand through advertising: New buildings usually advertise. This method is limited, and it is impossible to fully understand how many new properties there are.
The information you need to know when you look at a new building.
1, house price: when you look at the house, you will generally know the average price, unit price and total price; The specific meaning is as follows:
(1) average price: refers to the average unit price of the latest rooms in the whole building;
(2) Unit price: refers to the room unit price of a certain apartment and floor property;
(3) Total price: refers to the expenses calculated according to the unit price of the selected room.
Renting a house in a residential area is affected by factors such as apartment type, floor and location, and the final total price will vary greatly. If you have a favorite room when you look at the house, be sure to ask what the unit price of this new house is and know the price of the house at any time.
2. Property characteristics: Property characteristics include information such as apartment type characteristics, area, decoration characteristics, housing acquisition rate and preferential treatment;
(1) Huxing characteristics: it refers to how many bedrooms there are in a room and how the effect hall is distributed;
(2) Area: refers to most of the total area purchased, and the pool area is as large as the interior area;
(3) Decoration characteristics: refers to whether the purchased room is finely decorated or a blank room;
Finally, it is necessary to ask about the construction area and interior construction area, as well as the proportion of pool; If it is a finely decorated house, you need to ask about the finely decorated property. How much is it if you don't want to decorate?
3. Peripheral facilities: Opposite facilities refer to transportation, education, commerce, medical care, leisure and other facilities near the community;
(1) Transportation facilities: refers to the construction status of ground bus and rail transit next to the community;
(2) Educational support: refers to the college at the entrance of the community, and whether the community has a degree;
(3) Commercial facilities: refers to whether the living facilities such as supermarkets and shopping malls next to it are complete and whether the opposite hospital is convenient.