交了3年的物业费突然翻倍，潍坊一商业街上调物业费，商户难接受

Core Viewpoint - The property management company of Weifang Wuyue Plaza has announced a significant increase in property fees from 6 yuan per square meter per month to 13 yuan, which has caused dissatisfaction among merchants who feel misled by previous agreements and lack of proper communication regarding the fee adjustment [1][2][5]. Group 1: Fee Adjustment Details - The property management company, Weifang Shijia Property Management Co., stated that the fee increase is a "restoration of the original registered price" after a three-year "commercial cultivation period" during which a lower fee was charged [1][4]. - Merchants have expressed concerns that the property management did not consult them prior to the fee adjustment and did not provide any cost accounting or registration reports to justify the increase [2][5]. - The original contract indicated a fee of 13 yuan per square meter per month, but this was only applicable until August 25, 2025, and merchants argue that the actual fee charged for the past three years was 6 yuan [2][5]. Group 2: Merchant Reactions and Legal Considerations - Merchants reported that the sudden fee increase could lead them to reconsider renewing their leases due to increased operational pressures [8]. - Legal experts indicated that if a property management company has consistently charged a certain fee and publicly displayed it, any fee adjustment should be treated as a change in the property fee rather than a simple "restoration of the original price" [8][9]. - The property management's unilateral decision to adjust fees without proper consensus from the majority of property owners is deemed legally questionable [9]. Group 3: Background Information - Weifang Wuyue Plaza, developed by Weifang Maoyuan Commercial Development Co., is a commercial complex that includes dining, shopping, and entertainment [9]. - Weifang Shijia Property Management Co. has been responsible for the property services at Weifang Wuyue Plaza since its establishment in 2011 [9]. Group 4: Ongoing Developments - As of now, merchants and the property management company have not reached an agreement regarding the property fee adjustment, and further developments are being monitored [10].