The developer "ONTOLO Lang Tao" in Pak Shek Kok, Tai Po, under the development of Great Eagle, has recently aroused controversy.
Since Sunday, multi-family owners have posted different "big-character posters" criticizing the Eagle and the management company on the balcony and glass of their residences to express their dissatisfaction.
A reporter from "Hong Kong 01" saw at the scene today that some residents’ protest banners read "Eagle Jun Tower is clear, the swimming pool is of poor quality", "I believe you, the Eagle drags you", "Nine-rate management", etc. Words.
Some Landor owners complained to "Hong Kong 01", alleging that about 30 households responded to the protest by hanging banners.
Relevant owners criticized that Landor’s housing estate has many management problems. For example, the clubhouse swimming pool has never been opened since it was occupied. It was later discovered that the license was not successfully obtained due to the faulty pipes during construction, and the opening date is far away.
The owner sighed, "Is it possible to hand over to the owner if you are not ready?" When the Great
Eagle Group responded to the inquiry, the Landor Club swimming pool license was under review and the repair costs were borne by the developer; the property management company is now understanding that, Details of the cost of the swimming pool operation part of the deduction of the management fee.
The developer and management company will try their best to handle and follow up on various implementation and management matters.
The first homeowner is mad: it's ridiculous!
The first batch of owners, A Shen (pseudonym), purchased two-bedroom units in "Landor" for more than 8 million yuan through "buying off-plan properties" in 2019.
He said that at the beginning, because of the development of the Great Eagle Group, there were many hotel projects under its umbrella, and the housing estates had indoor and outdoor swimming pool facilities. I believe there is quality assurance.
I moved into the "Comfort Nest" at the end of October last year. Unexpectedly, my first home purchaser was frustrated.
Ah Shen said that after entering the building, it has been found that the floor tiles are dirty, the glass curtain wall has white fog, and the club’s swimming pool has not been opened for a long time.
Taking the clubhouse swimming pool as an example, he said that the developer evaded the claim that it had not obtained a license and shifted the responsibility to the FEHD for not sending someone to inspect it, which resulted in a delay in opening.
However, according to the owners' committee, "the swimming pool did not conform to the plan. It turned out that the wrong pipe was connected to the water pipe to remove the sewage." However, the property management company said it was not responsible for the project, and the developer never directly explained the reason.
He questioned, "It will be delayed until the next year's warranty expires. When there is nothing to do, or just do the part of it? At first, I wanted to have a swimming pool. It is ridiculous that private housing estates have no swimming pool... Just hand it over to the owner of the building?"
300 owners sent a joint letter to the Eagle at the beginning of the year
After moving in, many owners suspected that there was a problem with the quality of the building’s delivery, including the white fog on the external glass walls between the floors, which affected the appearance, some small flats had a smell from the pipes, and there were only mobile toilets on the parking lot floors for the staff to use. The odor and cramping issues are not taken into consideration.
The occupation was less than a year, and a large basket was damaged and leaked.
At the beginning of this year, more than 300 property owners sent a joint letter to the Eagles. Some property owners said bluntly that "buy a building with a happy heart, and buy a flat when you know it."
There was no response to the request or only a short promise. The owner launched an upgrade on Sunday (12th). More than 30 owners posted big-character posters in their homes or terraces, criticizing the developer for being irresponsible.
The owner had a meeting with representatives of the developer, contractor and property management company tonight to express their appeal again.
Ah Shen said that he hopes that the developers will respond to the owners' demands as soon as possible and actively deal with them, extend the maintenance period of the housing facilities until the problem is solved, and also urge the developers to compensate the owners or deduct the management fee for the swimming pool problem.
He reluctantly pointed out that the developer's representative had already rejected it earlier, which made people feel unwilling to bear and unwilling to solve the problem, and would not rule out legal recourse in the future.
He confessed that the poor management, many problems with the quality of the building, and even the "deterioration of public housing management" have disappointed many owners and intend to sell them.
Eagle King: Will bear the cost of repairing the swimming pool. The management company is now understanding the details of the deduction of management fees
When the Great Eagle Group responded to the "Hong Kong 01" enquiry, it said that the license approval for the swimming pool of Landor Club is currently in progress, and the relevant repair costs for the application for the swimming pool license are borne by the developer; and the management fee is deducted for the swimming pool operation part. Regarding the matter, the property management company is now understanding the details.
The spokesman also pointed out that the developer and the property management company have been in close communication with the owners and tried their best to handle and follow up on various maintenance and management matters.
The owner, Ah Shen, criticized that the housing estate was poorly managed, had many problems with the quality of its construction, and even "degraded public housing management." Many owners were disappointed and wanted to sell it.
(Photo by Zhang Haowei)
Landor provides a total of 723 units
Looking through the information, Eagle (0041) acquired the Bai Shek Kok Scientific Road project in Tai Po in 2014 for RMB 2.412 billion, named "ONTOLO Lang Tao". The project consists of 8 14-storey high-rise buildings and 2 4 It is composed of high and low blocks, with a saleable area ranging from about 350 to about 2,000 square feet. Units are divided into 1 to 4 bedrooms, providing a total of 723 units.
The clubhouse facilities of the housing estate include a large central lawn, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, fitness room, music room, multi-purpose room, banquet hall, children's play room and art gallery.
+3
Pak Shek Kok Jiaxi added 7 large tart orders in a single day. Developer Jia Wah ordered more than 10.85 million. Former director Luo Zhiguang purchased 18.86 million for the three-bedroom in Bai Shek Kok, and the tax involved 700,000 in Bai Shek Kok. Buyer loses 400,000
01News
