政在回应 | 《住房租赁条例》正式施行，如何规范租赁合同？怎样保护各方权益？

Core Points - The State Council has announced the implementation of the "Housing Rental Regulations," effective from September 15 [1] Group 1: Rental Property Regulations - Properties available for rent must comply with building, fire safety, gas, and interior decoration standards, ensuring no risk to personal safety and health [3] - Non-residential spaces such as kitchens, bathrooms, balconies, corridors, underground storage rooms, and garages cannot be rented out for residential purposes [3] - There are limits on the number of tenants per room and minimum living space per person, which must adhere to local government standards [3] Group 2: Rental Contract Signing - Landlords and tenants must sign rental contracts using real names, and these contracts must be filed with the local property management department [4] - If the landlord fails to file the rental contract, the tenant has the right to do so [4] Group 3: Tenant Rights Protection - Contracts must clearly state the amount of the deposit, the timeline for its return, and conditions for any deductions [5] - Landlords must notify tenants before terminating contracts and provide reasonable time for tenants to vacate, avoiding any coercive methods [5] Group 4: Landlord Rights Protection - Tenants are required to use the rental property safely and reasonably, without causing damage or unauthorized alterations to the property [6] Group 5: Regulation of Rental Enterprises - A credit evaluation system will be established to record violations and integrate them into a national credit information sharing platform, allowing for tiered regulation based on credit status [7] Group 6: Penalties for Violations - Specific penalties will be set for illegal activities related to rental agreements and practices [8]