I feel dizzy. Let me tell you something. Now the house is generally good. Anyway, national laws and regulations have been strengthened, and developers are not like before, and they dare not cut corners. After all, the cost will eventually be passed on to consumers, so it will not be too economical. Now all high-rise buildings in Gai Lou are frame-shear wall structures. Generally speaking, the skeleton is reinforced concrete and the wall is plastic (concrete is solidified once). Some skeletons are made of bricks. Look at the houses built around the community and you will know this. Therefore, as long as there is no problem with the main load-bearing structure, the basic problem is not big. According to the quality appraisal of houses, there are many cases, even the load-bearing main beam will produce certain cracks, but that is only because of the drying of cement hardening process. If it does not swell to a certain extent, it can be leveled with mortar. If the wall is dry, there is also a standard detection method.

The specific community is still very good, the traffic is very popular, the environment is good, and the cultural atmosphere is very strong. But buying a second-hand house should ask from the side why the other party wants to sell it. When looking at the house, you can bargain with the owner, saying that I heard that the quality of the house in that community is not good and there are cracks, which can be used as an excuse to lower the price. When looking at the house, look at the lighting and ventilation of the house, and also look at some hydropower facilities, specifically bargaining, reducing prices hard, and redecorating after buying it yourself;