News from this newspaper (Reporter Li Yubo) The reporter recently learned from the Consumers Association of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region that in the past three years, the 12315 platform and the Inner Mongolia Consumers Association have received an average of about 900 complaints about commercial housing. The problem of infringement of rights and interests is more prominent.
Recently, the Consumers Association of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region conducted a social questionnaire survey on the infringement of the rights and interests of consumers in purchasing pre-sale commercial housing.
The questionnaire survey shows that 96.1% of consumers are worried that developers will delay the delivery of houses when they are preparing to buy pre-sale commercial houses, 88.1% of consumers are worried that there are quality problems in pre-sold houses, and 82.6% of consumers think that pre-sale of commercial houses should be cancelled. system.
According to the survey, 8.7% of consumers who have purchased pre-sale commercial housing believe that there is a significant difference between the price of the house released on the spot and the information in the online signing system, and there is suspicion of deliberately tampering with the pre-sale price.
In the signing stage, 13.9% of consumers who have purchased pre-sale commercial housing encountered that the developer did not make a written agreement on the sales commitment, and 8.4% of the consumers encountered that the developer unilaterally added an addition to the commercial housing sales contract, which was not conducive to the buyer. supplementary agreement.
The survey shows that 57.2% of consumers think that pre-sold commercial housing is unreliable, 14.5% of consumers think that buying pre-sold commercial housing is extremely risky, and 90.3% of consumers say they do not understand the special account system for the supervision of pre-sale funds for commercial housing. Some consumers believe that the pre-sale system is prone to problems such as unfinished buildings, illegal sales, and difficult to detect housing quality problems.
In terms of the impact of the cancellation of the pre-sale system on home buyers, 43.5% of the respondents believed that consumer rights and interests would be protected, and 22.8% of the respondents believed that home buyers would be able to enjoy safer and better quality housing.
Li Yubo