How to choose lots when buying a house?
1. Is the traffic convenient on the selected section?
The convenience of transportation can be measured by two concepts: geographical distance and time distance. Geographical distance refers to how far the lot is from the city center and how many times you need to change trains to get there. When the original urban layout developed with a single core concentric circle, because of the underdeveloped rapid traffic, geographical distance determined many qualities.
However, with the development of multi-core groups in urban layout and the improvement of urban transportation infrastructure, another measurement method is to measure the traffic convenience of lots through time distance.
2. Is it convenient for shopping, culture and entertainment near the lot?
The convenience of shopping includes two aspects:
One is whether the nearby supermarkets, shops and food markets are complete. At present, the plots developed are relatively successful in this respect, and the plots that have not formed scale development will be lacking in this respect.
The second is to see whether there are relatively large commercial buildings and cultural and entertainment areas near the lot, or whether it is convenient to go to such commercial areas. The business circle is also the point that buyers pay more attention to when they look at the house. Now the living environment of white-collar workers makes everyone inseparable from the equipment in the business circle.
3. See if the environment in this area is quiet.
Residential requirements surrounding environment is very quiet, not too much noise. Therefore, buyers should see whether there are large factories, cinemas and so on. Around the selected lot, or whether it is close to the food market, schools or traffic arteries.
It is not recommended to buy a community facing the street. A house like this will definitely be noisy in the future. Especially for people with old people and children at home, buying a house or taking a walk in the community has a clean environment and a high-quality rest time for their families to live in. Who wants to hear noisy voices and car engines all the time at night?
4. Look at the cultural environment of the region.
Most families will encounter the same problem, that is, children's academic problems. How to give children a good humanistic environment is something that buyers must carefully consider when choosing housing.
Property buyers should see whether there are key primary schools, key high schools or even universities near the lot. Because on the one hand, their children may study in these key schools in the future, on the other hand, a good humanistic environment has an inestimable impact on their growth.
5. Consider the connection between the selected area and the original life circle.
People who have lived in a social circle for a long time suddenly leave the environment where they have lived for decades and lose contact with acquaintances, which will produce a strong sense of loss, especially for the elderly. Therefore, the choice of lots should be not far from the original life circle, "broken wire."
In addition, it depends on whether there are good medical facilities in this area. Sickness is inevitable, especially in families with old people and children. If there is no hospital nearby or the level of the hospital is not high, it will bring great trouble to family life.