The residential value of the villa is low: the geographical location is partial, the living facilities are poor and the living cost is high.
Domestic villa projects are far away from the life center and work center, and the geographical location is also relatively partial, so they spend more time living.
Most villa projects in China are located in the outer suburbs of the city. First of all, because most cities in China are ancient cities with a history of more than 1000 years, there is no idle land in the city center to build villa properties.
Secondly, the government also strictly restricts the development of villa property. 10 years ago, a "villa purchase restriction order" was issued to prohibit the development of pure villa properties. Although many cities have not strictly implemented it, they dare not openly build villas in the city center.
Origin:
Most of them are built in suburbs or scenic spots. In ancient China, they were called other industries and museums. In the 3rd century, stepped villas appeared in Italian hillside areas. Villa appeared in the Western Jin Dynasty in China, such as Jingu Villa in Shichong. In addition, famous villas in the past dynasties include Wang Wei's Wangchuan real estate in Lantian in the Tang Dynasty, Humble Administrator's Garden in Suzhou in the Ming Dynasty, Gold Foil real estate in Hangzhou in the Qing Dynasty, and Yuan Shao in Beijing.
The most distinctive villas in modern times are: flowing water villa designed by Wright and Savoi villa designed by le corbusier. The key points of villa design are: adapting to local conditions, flexible layout, light body shape and simple structure.
Actually speaking, the earliest villa in China is called "don't do anything", and the so-called "don't do anything" is the second meaning. The first house abroad is called a house, and the second house is called a villa.