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Current apartment renting market is dominated by professional “head-tenants” and individual home owners. Brand apartment market is small and dispersed, leaving a huge space for future market integration. Home owners possess limited amount of homes from a few to less than 100 sets. They are often confronted with management problems caused by rents, tenancy terms and apartment types. As for professional head-tenants, they may turn a three-bedroom apartment into a dozen small rooms for the co-called group-renting. However, as serious security risks lurk in group-renting, it is banned in many cities.

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Ba, S., Yang, X. (2016). Long-Term Apartment Rentals for Youth—A New Frontier. In: “Internet Plus” Pathways to the Transformation of China’s Property Sector. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-1699-8_12

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