"串串房""隔断房"；"高收低租""提灯定损"……不少有过租房经历的人，遇到过各式各样的烦心事。 近日，国家规范住房租赁市场的《住房租赁条例》(以下简称《条例》)发布，并将于9月15日起施行。 困扰租客、房东的种种租房乱象，有了针对性治理规范。 新规服务超2亿租房人口 提起租房的糟心事儿，在北京工作的刘女士表示"一肚子苦水"。 "我之前在中介平台上看过一套房子，照片特别漂亮，装修看起来很新，采光也好。结果中介实地带 看，才发现真实房源和照片完全不一样，不仅家具陈旧，房间大小也和描述不符。"回忆起那次经历， 刘女士仍觉得自己被欺骗了。她坦言，这样的"虚假房源"在找房过程中并不少见，"有时候一天跑好几 趟，结果一套都不合适，时间和精力都被白白浪费了"。 在上海一家互联网企业工作的王利勇，自开启租房生活以来，已经换过3次房子，每次都因"合同不稳 定"而头疼。相比找房的辛苦，更让他焦虑的，是入住后房东随意涨价或中途毁约的情况。 "我之前租过一套房子，环境不错，交通也方便。刚住了1年，合同快到期的时候，房东突然提出房租涨 10%，还要求我马上做决定，否则就把房子租给别人。我当时觉得特别被动，最后只能搬走。"王利勇 回忆 ...

9月15日起，国家规范住房租赁市场的新规正式施行—— 让租房不再是麻烦事 "串串房""隔断房"；"高收低租""提灯定损"……不少有过租房经历的人，遇到过各式各样的烦心事。 近日，国家规范住房租赁市场的《住房租赁条例》(以下简称《条例》)发布，并将于9月15日起施行。 困扰租客、房东的种种租房乱象，有了针对性治理规范。 提起租房的糟心事儿，在北京工作的刘女士表示"一肚子苦水"。 "我之前在中介平台上看过一套房子，照片特别漂亮，装修看起来很新，采光也好。结果中介实地带 看，才发现真实房源和照片完全不一样，不仅家具陈旧，房间大小也和描述不符。"回忆起那次经历， 刘女士仍觉得自己被欺骗了。她坦言，这样的"虚假房源"在找房过程中并不少见，"有时候一天跑好几 趟，结果一套都不合适，时间和精力都被白白浪费了"。 在上海一家互联网企业工作的王利勇，自开启租房生活以来，已经换过3次房子，每次都因"合同不稳 定"而头疼。相比找房的辛苦，更让他焦虑的，是入住后房东随意涨价或中途毁约的情况。 "我之前租过一套房子，环境不错，交通也方便。刚住了1年，合同快到期的时候，房东突然提出房租涨 10%，还要求我马上做决定，否则就把房子租给别人 ...

近日，国家规范住房租赁市场的《住房租赁条例》（以下简称《条例》）发布，并将于9月15日起 施行。困扰租客、房东的种种租房乱象，有了针对性治理规范。 新规服务超2亿租房人口 提起租房的糟心事儿，在北京工作的刘女士表示"一肚子苦水"。 "我之前在中介平台上看过一套房子，照片特别漂亮，装修看起来很新，采光也好。结果中介实地 带看，才发现真实房源和照片完全不一样，不仅家具陈旧，房间大小也和描述不符。"回忆起那次经 历，刘女士仍觉得自己被欺骗了。她坦言，这样的"虚假房源"在找房过程中并不少见，"有时候一天跑 好几趟，结果一套都不合适，时间和精力都被白白浪费了"。 在上海一家互联网企业工作的王利勇，自开启租房生活以来，已经换过3次房子，每次都因"合同不 稳定"而头疼。相比找房的辛苦，更让他焦虑的，是入住后房东随意涨价或中途毁约的情况。 "我之前租过一套房子，环境不错，交通也方便。刚住了1年，合同快到期的时候，房东突然提出房 租涨10%，还要求我马上做决定，否则就把房子租给别人。我当时觉得特别被动，最后只能搬走。"王 利勇回忆道，"对我们这些上班族来说，频繁搬家不仅浪费时间，还严重影响工作状态。" 还有的租客遇到过租房合同 ...

"串串房""隔断房"；"高收低租""提灯定损"……不少有过租房经历的人，遇到过各式各样的烦心事。 近日，国家规范住房租赁市场的《住房租赁条例》（以下简称《条例》）发布，并将于9月15日起施 行。困扰租客、房东的种种租房乱象，有了针对性治理规范。 新规服务超2亿租房人口 提起租房的糟心事儿，在北京工作的刘女士表示"一肚子苦水"。 "我之前在中介平台上看过一套房子，照片特别漂亮，装修看起来很新，采光也好。结果中介实地带 看，才发现真实房源和照片完全不一样，不仅家具陈旧，房间大小也和描述不符。"回忆起那次经历， 刘女士仍觉得自己被欺骗了。她坦言，这样的"虚假房源"在找房过程中并不少见，"有时候一天跑好几 趟，结果一套都不合适，时间和精力都被白白浪费了"。 浙江省台州市仙居县大力推进安置房、公租房、人才公寓 建设和改造，满足多样化需求。图为该县南峰街道未来社 区，一幢幢安置房拔地而起。 王华斌摄（人民视觉） 北京冬奥村居住区转换为人才公租房，实现华丽转身。图 为冬奥村新貌。 胡庆明摄（人民视觉） 在上海一家互联网企业工作的王利勇，自开启租房生活以来，已经换过3次房子，每次都因"合同不稳 定"而头疼。相比找房的辛苦，更 ...

下周一(9月15日)，我国首部专门规范住房租赁活动的行政法规——《住房租赁条例》将正式施行。 《条例》对出租承租活动，住房租赁企业和经纪机构的行为等都做了明确的要求。 这部条例的出台，标志着住房租赁市场，将从"野蛮生长"正式迈入依法规范成长的新阶段。 住房标准、合同管理、承租人保护，都有了更细致的规定 《条例》如何保护出租人和承租人的合法权益？主要分为三点措施。 首先，其对用于出租的住房提出明确要求，扩大了"不可租"房源名单：1、用于出租的住房应当符合建 筑、消防等相关规定和强制性标准，不得危及人身安全和健康；2、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；3、租赁住房单间租住人数上限和人均最低租住面 积应当符合设区的市级以上地方人民政府规定的标准。 其次，加强合同管理。出租人和承租人应当使用实名签订住房租赁合同，住房租赁合同应当向所在地房 产管理部门备案。 最后，针对承租人合法权益保护不到位的问题，《条例》规定：1、住房租赁合同应当明确约定押金的 数额、返还时间以及扣减押金的情形等事项，出租人无正当理由不得扣减押金；2、出租人解除住房租 赁合同应当通知承租人并为承租人腾退租 ...

Group 1: Economic Trends - The economic recovery in the post-pandemic era is slower than expected, but new trends are emerging that will significantly impact work, income, and quality of life as key signals appear after September [1] - A shift towards rational consumerism is evident, with consumers focusing more on cost-effectiveness rather than impulsive spending, as seen in the rise of platforms like Pinduoduo [2][4] - The job market is experiencing a transformation, with traditional stable jobs losing their appeal due to salary cuts and fiscal pressures, leading to a decline in interest in civil service exams and graduate studies [4] Group 2: AI and Employment - The rapid integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into various sectors is reshaping the workplace, with AI increasingly replacing human roles in repetitive and rule-based tasks [5] - Companies are warning that those who do not adapt to AI technologies may face job insecurity in the coming years [5] Group 3: Real Estate and Housing - The implementation of the Housing Rental Regulations marks a significant shift in China's housing policy, moving towards a balanced approach between renting and buying [6] - The new regulations aim to address long-standing issues in the rental market, such as false listings and unreasonable fees, and introduce the concept of "equal rights for renters" [6] - The construction of affordable housing is accelerating, with plans to build 1.8 million units by 2025, indicating a deepening adjustment in the real estate market [6] Group 4: Financial Strategies - Many individuals are seeking additional income sources and developing side businesses to cope with rising living costs, leading to a more cautious approach to personal finance [7] - There is a growing trend towards diversified investments as traditional savings methods become less effective against inflation, with funds increasingly flowing into stock markets, mutual funds, and gold [7]

Core Insights - Lehu Group has launched a new apartment in Qinghe, Beijing, enhancing its presence in the capital's rental market as part of its strategic plan for 2025, reinforcing its leading position in the housing rental sector [1] Group 1: Location and Accessibility - The Qinghe apartment is located in Haidian District, Beijing, with excellent surrounding amenities and convenient transportation, including proximity to major roads and a short walk to the subway station [3] - The area has a vibrant commercial atmosphere with shopping centers, supermarkets, and dining options, catering to the daily needs of tenants [3] - Qinghe is a significant tech industry hub, attracting high-tech enterprises and research institutions, providing a stable demand for housing, particularly from young professionals [3] Group 2: Product Design and Space Planning - The apartment offers various unit types, including studios and lofts, to meet the diverse needs of tenants [3] - Interior design features a minimalist style with fully equipped appliances, allowing for a "move-in ready" experience for tenants [5] - The project emphasizes space utilization and storage solutions, ensuring even small units remain organized and tidy [5] Group 3: Community Amenities and Services - The apartment includes well-designed communal spaces such as a reception area, leisure zones, gym, and meeting rooms, providing tenants with social interaction opportunities [7] - The modern and fresh design of these spaces creates a relaxing atmosphere for tenants amidst the busy city life [7] - Concierge-style services are offered, including package collection and maintenance, ensuring a worry-free living experience for tenants [7] Group 4: Smart and Sustainable Living - The Qinghe apartment incorporates smart technology to enhance the living experience, featuring smart locks, an app for maintenance requests, and one-click homecoming systems [10] - Environmental sustainability is prioritized in the renovation and material selection processes, reflecting the company's commitment to reducing environmental impact and promoting a healthy living environment [10] Group 5: Brand Strength and Industry Position - Lehu Group, a leading player in the housing rental industry, has expanded its operations to over ten major cities, managing more than 70,000 units [12] - The company ranks first in Beijing with over 45,000 units, consistently appearing in the top five for industry scale and openings [12] - In 2024, Lehu received multiple accolades, including recognition as a top brand operator in the housing rental sector, underscoring its industry leadership [12] Group 6: Business Model and Investment Value - Lehu Group has established a comprehensive business model encompassing fundraising, investment, construction, management, and exit strategies, enhancing its operational capabilities [12] - The Qinghe apartment operates on a mixed rental model, balancing long-term stability with short-term profitability, providing attractive returns for partners [12] - The company's asset management services cover acquisition, leasing, operational management, construction management, and consulting, ensuring successful project operations and sustained profitability [12] Group 7: Future Outlook - The opening of the Qinghe apartment is a significant step in Lehu Group's 2025 development strategy, further expanding its managed units in Beijing and solidifying its position as the largest rental apartment operator in the city [13] - The company aims to continue innovating and enhancing product and service quality while exploring new market opportunities to provide diverse and high-quality living experiences for tenants [13]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the upcoming implementation of the "Housing Rental Regulations" and the public's concerns regarding the so-called "landlord tax," which many believe will ultimately be passed on to tenants [6][10][11]. Summary by Sections Housing Rental Regulations - The "Housing Rental Regulations" will take effect on September 15, requiring landlords to register rental contracts with local property management departments [8][9]. - The regulations emphasize the necessity of contract registration and establish a mechanism for information sharing between property management and tax authorities [8][9][26]. Tax Implications - Many individuals, like the tenant Shen Lin, fear that the tax obligations associated with contract registration will be transferred to them, leading to the term "landlord tax" or "rental tax" [10][11][19]. - The article clarifies that the obligation to pay taxes on rental income has existed prior to the new regulations, and the concept of tax liability is separate from the registration process [15][18][19]. Tenant-Landlord Dynamics - The relationship between tenants and landlords can become contentious, particularly regarding who is responsible for tax payments. Tenants often find themselves in disputes with landlords over these costs [19][20][23]. - The article highlights that while tax obligations exist, landlords may still attempt to pass these costs onto tenants, especially in a tight rental market where tenants have limited bargaining power [23][30]. Regulatory Purpose - The primary aim of the new regulations is to standardize the rental market and protect the rights of both tenants and landlords, addressing issues of instability and lack of rights in rental agreements [30][31]. - The regulations are intended to activate the housing rental market and create a balanced housing consumption structure, promoting equal rights for renting and buying [30][31]. Market Challenges - The article notes that the rental market is plagued by irregularities, affecting both tenants and landlords, and emphasizes the need for regulatory oversight to ensure fair practices [33][40]. - It discusses the complexities of the rental market, where both parties may face challenges, such as delayed rent payments from tenants or maintenance issues for landlords [38][42]. Conclusion - As the implementation date approaches, public anxiety regarding the "rental tax" continues to grow, largely due to misunderstandings about the regulations and their implications for tax obligations [25][41].

Core Points - The implementation of the "Housing Rental Regulations" on September 15 aims to standardize housing rental activities, protect the legal rights of parties involved, stabilize rental relationships, and promote high-quality development in the rental market [1][3] - The regulations include 50 articles across 7 chapters, focusing on the rights and obligations of both landlords and tenants, and establishing a legal framework for rental agreements and practices [1][3] Industry Impact - The regulations will enhance tenant rights protection by prohibiting landlords from unlawfully forcing tenants to terminate contracts or vacate properties, thus providing a legal basis for tenants to defend their rights [1][2] - Housing rental companies are required to provide accurate and complete information about rental properties, including addresses, sizes, and rental prices, to prevent misleading or false listings [2][3] - The introduction of a contract filing system is expected to stabilize rental relationships and foster a more robust rental market, with penalties for non-compliance ranging from 20,000 to 100,000 yuan [3][4] - The regulations encourage the professionalization of the rental market, leading to an increase in property management services and a shift from individual landlord management to professional agency management [5][6] - The government supports the conversion of old commercial properties into rental housing, which is anticipated to increase the supply of rental units and improve the efficiency of existing housing stock [6]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the upcoming implementation of the "Housing Rental Regulations" and the public's concerns regarding the so-called "landlord tax," which many believe will ultimately be passed on to tenants [5][19]. Group 1: Understanding the "Landlord Tax" - The term "landlord tax" refers to the tax obligations that landlords will face under the new regulations, which are expected to be passed on to tenants [5][10]. - Many tenants, like Shen Lin, fear that the tax burden will be shifted to them, leading to increased rental costs [9][15]. - The article emphasizes that the concept of tax obligations related to rental agreements is not new, as various taxes have always existed for rental activities [13][15]. Group 2: The Role of Contract Registration - The new regulations require landlords to register rental contracts with local property management departments, which has raised concerns about tax implications [8][20]. - The article highlights that the registration process is aimed at market regulation rather than solely increasing tax revenue [20][22]. - The emphasis on registration is intended to stabilize rental relationships and protect tenant rights, addressing issues of instability and lack of rights in the rental market [22][27]. Group 3: Tenant-Landlord Dynamics - The article illustrates the complex dynamics between tenants and landlords, where disputes over tax responsibilities often arise [14][15]. - Tenants like Chen Rui have experienced pressure from landlords to cover tax costs, despite legal obligations indicating that landlords should bear these expenses [14][15]. - The article points out that the actual burden of taxes may depend on local market conditions and the negotiation power of tenants [15][19]. Group 4: Future Implications - As the regulations come into effect, the focus of discussions may shift from tax obligations to the actual protections and rights afforded to tenants under the new framework [28]. - The article suggests that the effectiveness of the regulations in protecting tenant rights will only be clear after their implementation [27][28].