What is a shared apartment like?

That is, several people rent a house together. Shared housing is relatively common in Shanghai, Hangzhou, Beijing, Guangzhou, Shenzhen and other places. There are many forms of shared housing, such as sharing single rooms and sharing beds.

The development trend of shared housing is market-oriented and standardized management, such as various job-hunting apartments, white-collar apartments, etc. Among them, the representative ones are Quanshan Student Apartment and Zhida Job Hostel.

The birth of single apartments first appeared in the rental market. Some owners would sell the entire vacant commercial building to the real estate rental market after simple decoration, and rent it out to white-collar workers with middle income.

Single apartments, also known as white-collar apartments and youth apartments, are a transitional residential product and a type of residence. The biggest structural feature is that there is only one room, a kitchen and bathroom, and no living room; Or there is a living room but no kitchen, and the apartments with one living room and one living room are smaller in comparison.

Bed rental refers to the renting of beds individually, and the minimum price is calculated in days. Different from large hotels or hotels, the customer base for bed rental is relatively high-educated and has limited financial ability to seek employment and study in other places. Category. Low price, diary price, strong flexibility, and convenient transportation in surrounding areas. The disadvantage is that mobility is large, and personal property must be well kept.

Single room package means that only one room includes a living room , bedroom, kitchen, bathroom in the house. Except for the bathroom and kitchen, there is no obvious difference between the living room and the bedroom. That is, a small apartment.

A single-room package refers to a house that includes a living room, bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom. Except for the bathroom and kitchen, there is no obvious difference between the living room and the bedroom. That is, a small apartment.

Extended information:

Shared house process

1. Both parties sign a lease contract

2. The landlord checks the tenant’s ID card, ( You can confirm the ID card with the Public Security Bureau) and ask for a copy as an attachment to the contract.

3. The tenant can check the homeowner’s property rights certificate (can confirm with the local real estate exchange), the homeowner’s ID card (can confirm it with the local real estate exchange), and obtain a copy as an attachment to the contract.

3. Confirm the ID card with the Public Security Bureau) and the unification of the two certificates (that is, the owner of the property ownership certificate is the same as the ID card). And ask for a copy as an attachment to the contract.

4. Signature of the contract (the owner’s side ) is the same as the owner of the property ownership certificate. If it is different, a power of attorney from the owner is required.

5. When applying for a shared tenancy contract, a certificate of consent from the landlord is required.

6. If the landlord requires payment of a deposit, you also need to check the above documents. Generally, the deposit should not exceed 20% of the monthly rent

Instructions for shared housing

1. Entering into a Overlord Contract, consumers Rights and interests cannot be protected. A consumer complained that when signing a contract with an intermediary company, it was stipulated that as long as the consumer signed a contract with the intermediary company's information house, no matter whether it was introduced by it or not, the consumer would have to pay the intermediary fee to the intermediary company. These terms are illegal.

2. Create a clever name and collect various fees. Some intermediary companies find various excuses to charge so-called house viewing fees, consultation fees and other fees in addition to legitimate intermediary fees.

3. Unlicensed “black intermediaries” defraud money. Some "black intermediaries" with no fixed business premises and no license take advantage of consumers' ignorance to defraud money and flee once they are discovered.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia - Shared Housing