央视网消息：9月15日，我国首部专门规范住房租赁活动的《住房租赁条例》正式施行，如今，新规落地已经"满月"。记者在各地调查采 访发现，一个月来，新规正逐步推动住房租赁市场发生着积极变化，市场秩序得到了进一步规范。 在青岛一家住房租赁中介门店，记者看到，墙上整齐张贴着企业内部管理制度与员工信息，工作人员统一挂牌上岗，主动向租户逐项说明 收费明细，让租户在签约前就对所有费用心中有数。 在位于深圳的一家房产中介门店，记者了解后发现，前来租房的客户都比较注重《住房租赁条例》在门店的落实情况，特别是大家普遍表 示，《住房租赁条例》的出台实施，大幅提升了租房的安全感。 近一个月来，各地住房租赁服务都在持续优化。线上线下都能办、房东租客都能办、企业机构批量办、合同网签自动办……针对租赁合同 备案不够便捷的问题，成都住房租赁交易服务平台推出"承租人单方备案""企业批量备案"等创新功能。 押金难退，一直是租赁纠纷的"重灾区"。以往有的租房合同条款模糊，给了不良中介或房东可乘之机。针对这一痛点，《条例》精准发 力，要求合同必须明确押金数额、返还时间及扣减情形，努力为租户筑牢权益"防护网"。 此外，市场还普遍认为，《条例》针对住房 ...

财经聚焦|条例施行"满月"，住房租赁行业有哪些新变化? 《住房租赁条例》施行"满月"之际，记者在北京、山东、河南、四川等地采访了解到，新规落地正推动住房租赁市场发生积极变化，进一步规范市场秩 序。人们期待，随着相关配套措施落实落细，租赁双方权益能得到更好保障，为住房租赁行业健康可持续发展注入新动能。 1 推动市场更规范 逐步缓解租客"痛点" 前不久，大学刚毕业的小陶通过一家大平台在成都高新区租了一套二居室，月租金2600元，平台对刚毕业大学生"免押、月付"的方式为她减轻了不少经济 压力。但回想起此前一次短暂的租房经历，她仍心有余悸。 "第一次租房也没经验，没住多久冰箱就坏了，因为担心房东找借口克扣押金，我都没敢联系他，最后是自己掏钱修好的。"小陶告诉记者，很多刚毕业的 女生租房时都缺乏安全感，总怕遇到各种麻烦。 押金难退，一直是租赁纠纷的"重灾区"。 以往有的租房合同条款模糊，给了不良中介或房东可乘之机。针对这一痛点， 条例精准发力，要求合同必须明 确押金数额、返还时间及扣减情形， 努力为租户筑牢权益"防护网"。 近年来，我国住房租赁市场快速发展，但 隔断房、甲醛房以及部分租赁房屋设施陈旧、卫生条件差 等问题 ...

新华社北京10月14日电 题：条例施行"满月"，住房租赁行业有哪些新变化？ 新华社记者 《住房租赁条例》施行"满月"之际，记者在北京、山东、河南、四川等地采访了解到，新规落地正推动住房租赁市场发生积极变化，进一步规范 市场秩序。人们期待，随着相关配套措施落实落细，租赁双方权益能得到更好保障，为住房租赁行业健康可持续发展注入新动能。 推动市场更规范，逐步缓解租客"痛点" 前不久，大学刚毕业的小陶通过一家大平台在成都高新区租了一套二居室，月租金2600元，平台对刚毕业大学生"免押、月付"的方式为她减轻了 不少经济压力。但回想起此前一次短暂的租房经历，她仍心有余悸。 "第一次租房也没经验，没住多久冰箱就坏了，因为担心房东找借口克扣押金，我都没敢联系他，最后是自己掏钱修好的。"小陶告诉记者，很多 刚毕业的女生租房时都缺乏安全感，总怕遇到各种麻烦。 "条例规定，厨房、卫生间、阳台、过道、地下储藏室、车库等非居住空间不得单独出租用于居住。"王金利说，了解到这一规定后，他立即与公 司协商换房，公司认可新规，并准备提供租房补贴。 押金难退，一直是租赁纠纷的"重灾区"。以往有的租房合同条款模糊，给了不良中介或房东可乘之机。针对 ...

《住房租赁条例》施行"满月"之际，记者在北京、山东、河南、四川等地采访了解到，新规落地正推动 住房租赁市场发生积极变化，进一步规范市场秩序。人们期待，随着相关配套措施落实落细，租赁双方 权益能得到更好保障，为住房租赁行业健康可持续发展注入新动能。 推动市场更规范，逐步缓解租客"痛点" 前不久，大学刚毕业的小陶通过一家大平台在成都高新区租了一套二居室，月租金2600元，平台对刚毕 业大学生"免押、月付"的方式为她减轻了不少经济压力。但回想起此前一次短暂的租房经历，她仍心有 余悸。 "第一次租房也没经验，没住多久冰箱就坏了，因为担心房东找借口克扣押金，我都没敢联系他，最后 是自己掏钱修好的。"小陶告诉记者，很多刚毕业的女生租房时都缺乏安全感，总怕遇到各种麻烦。 押金难退，一直是租赁纠纷的"重灾区"。以往有的租房合同条款模糊，给了不良中介或房东可乘之机。 针对这一痛点，条例精准发力，要求合同必须明确押金数额、返还时间及扣减情形，努力为租户筑牢权 益"防护网"。 "新规清晰界定了租赁双方的权利和义务，减少租赁争议的产生，也让纠纷出现时有法可依，强化权益 保障。"贝壳研究院高级分析师黄卉说，新规还对租赁房源质量及信息发 ...

"第一次租房也没经验，没住多久冰箱就坏了，因为担心房东找借口克扣押金，我都没敢联系他，最后是自己掏钱修好的。"小陶告诉记者， 很多刚毕业的女生租房时都缺乏安全感，总怕遇到各种麻烦。 押金难退，一直是租赁纠纷的"重灾区"。以往有的租房合同条款模糊，给了不良中介或房东可乘之机。针对这一痛点，条例精准发力，要求 合同必须明确押金数额、返还时间及扣减情形，努力为租户筑牢权益"防护网"。 新华社北京10月14日电 题：条例施行"满月"，住房租赁行业有哪些新变化？ 新华社记者 《住房租赁条例》施行"满月"之际，记者在北京、山东、河南、四川等地采访了解到，新规落地正推动住房租赁市场发生积极变化，进一步 规范市场秩序。人们期待，随着相关配套措施落实落细，租赁双方权益能得到更好保障，为住房租赁行业健康可持续发展注入新动能。 推动市场更规范，逐步缓解租客"痛点" 前不久，大学刚毕业的小陶通过一家大平台在成都高新区租了一套二居室，月租金2600元，平台对刚毕业大学生"免押、月付"的方式为她减 轻了不少经济压力。但回想起此前一次短暂的租房经历，她仍心有余悸。 近年来，我国住房租赁市场快速发展，但隔断房、甲醛房以及部分租赁房屋设施陈旧 ...

Core Points - The newly released Housing Rental Regulations aim to address various issues in the rental market, providing targeted governance to alleviate the concerns of both tenants and landlords [2][5][7] - The regulations will take effect on September 15, and they are expected to serve over 200 million rental population in China [2][4] Group 1: Issues in the Rental Market - Common problems faced by tenants include misleading property listings, sudden rent increases, and contract disputes, which have been prevalent in major cities like Beijing and Shanghai [3][4] - The rental population in urban areas has exceeded 200 million, with over 40% of the permanent population in cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Hangzhou being renters [4] Group 2: Key Provisions of the New Regulations - The regulations specifically target issues such as "串串房" (poorly renovated houses) and "隔断房" (partitioned rooms), mandating that rental properties must meet safety and health standards [8][9] - The regulations prohibit the rental of non-residential spaces like kitchens and bathrooms for living purposes, addressing safety concerns [8] - Rental agencies are required to provide accurate information regarding property listings, with penalties for publishing false or misleading information [9] Group 3: Contractual and Rights Protections - The regulations clarify the rights and responsibilities of both landlords and tenants, including rules on security deposits and contract signing [11][12] - Tenants will have more control over their living spaces, with provisions preventing landlords from entering without consent [11] - The regulations also protect landlords from unauthorized alterations by tenants and ensure that rental agreements are honored [12] Group 4: Market Regulation and Future Implications - The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development plans to enhance supervision of the rental market through standardized contracts and rent monitoring mechanisms [14] - The new regulations are expected to lead to a healthier rental market, potentially causing some smaller rental businesses to exit due to increased compliance costs [15] - Long-term, the regulations aim to stabilize rental cash flows and encourage investment in the rental housing sector, promoting a shift from construction to operation in real estate development [15]

Group 1 - The release of the "Housing Rental Regulations" marks a milestone in the housing rental sector, set to take effect on September 15, 2025, and aims to accelerate the construction of a new real estate development model [1] - The regulations are expected to expand the scale of consumption in the housing rental market, which is characterized by continuous demand and less speculative behavior compared to the housing sales market [1][2] - The regulations will support the revitalization of the existing housing market by encouraging homeowners to rent out their properties and regulating "sub-landlord" activities, thus increasing the supply of rental housing [2] Group 2 - The regulations aim to address issues in the rental market, such as "group rentals" and fraudulent practices by intermediaries, by establishing a comprehensive regulatory framework for the entire lifecycle of rental housing [3] - Specific measures include prohibiting the separate rental of non-residential spaces and requiring compliance with local government standards for living space, which will help eliminate "gray supply" in the rental market [3] - The regulations will enhance the protection of tenant rights and increase penalties for non-compliance, thereby fostering a more structured and data-driven rental governance model [3]

Core Viewpoint - The newly published "Housing Rental Regulations" marks a significant milestone in China's housing system reform, providing a clear framework and guidelines for the housing rental market [1][2]. Group 1: Rights Protection - The regulations aim to standardize rental behaviors and protect the legal rights of both landlords and tenants, emphasizing the importance of a balanced relationship [2][3]. - Specific requirements for rental properties include compliance with safety and health standards, prohibiting the rental of non-residential spaces for living purposes [2]. Group 2: Rent Stability - The establishment of a housing rent monitoring mechanism by local governments is mandated, which will enhance market transparency and help stabilize rental prices [4][5]. - Regular publication of rent levels will provide reference points for both parties in rental agreements, promoting fairness in transactions [4]. Group 3: Rental Enterprises - Housing rental companies are required to provide accurate and complete information about rental listings, prohibiting the dissemination of false or misleading information [7]. - The current institutionalization rate of China's housing rental industry is low, with the top 30 rental companies accounting for only 135.9 thousand units, indicating room for growth [7]. Group 4: Housing Supply - The regulations encourage various channels for increasing rental housing supply, including the utilization of private properties and the transformation of old commercial spaces [8]. - A dual-track system of "government support + market entities" is anticipated to emerge, leading to a new phase characterized by institutional operation and quality upgrades in the rental market [8].

Core Viewpoint - The "Housing Rental Regulations" aims to address housing issues and promote the development of the housing rental market, which is crucial for improving living conditions and supporting a dual rental and purchase housing system [1][2]. Group 1: Background and Objectives - The regulation is introduced to enhance the legal framework governing housing rental activities, ensuring the protection of the rights and obligations of both landlords and tenants [2][3]. - The overall approach of the regulation is guided by Xi Jinping's thoughts on socialism with Chinese characteristics for a new era, focusing on addressing prominent issues in the housing rental market [3][4]. Group 2: Key Provisions of the Regulation - The regulation sets clear requirements for rental housing, ensuring compliance with safety and health standards, and prohibits the separate rental of non-residential spaces for living purposes [5]. - It emphasizes the importance of contract management, mandating that rental agreements be signed under real names and filed with local property management departments [5][6]. - Specific protections for tenants are included, such as stipulations regarding the security deposit, notification requirements for contract termination, and prohibitions against coercive eviction methods [6]. Group 3: Development of Rental Enterprises - The regulation encourages the growth of market-oriented and professional housing rental enterprises, while also establishing standards for individual landlords engaging in rental business [6][7]. - It outlines the responsibilities of housing rental agencies, including the need for accurate information dissemination and compliance with regulatory standards [7][8]. Group 4: Supervision and Management - The regulation mandates that housing rental enterprises maintain adequate financial and operational capabilities, and requires them to report operational information to local property management authorities [7][8]. - It establishes a framework for monitoring rental prices and ensuring transparency in the rental market, including the creation of a rental price monitoring mechanism by local governments [8][10]. Group 5: Implementation Measures - To ensure effective implementation, the regulation calls for comprehensive training and public awareness campaigns to facilitate understanding and compliance [10]. - It emphasizes the need for supportive policies and coordination among various government departments to enhance the operational effectiveness of the regulation [10].