A few meters in front of the shop is your own.

5 meters in front of the store belongs to yourself.

Lease or purchase of shops must be managed within 5 meters in front of the shop and cleaned up in time. 5 meters in front of the shop belongs to oneself, but generally does not belong to the owner. If there is a parking space in front of the store, it is necessary to control the vehicles parked in the parking space, such as reminding the owners to park their vehicles and not affecting the passage of other vehicles.

If there is a public street in front of the store, the right to use the road in front of the store, including the sidewalk in front of the store, belongs to the government, and the right to use the store is neither yours nor property. If the front of the store is in a residential area, the right to use the road in front of the store, including the sidewalk in front of the store, belongs to the owner of the store, and the right to use the store is neither personal nor property.

Measures for the administration of parking in front of shops

If it has been used as a supporting facility of the community in the planning, and its area has been fully allocated to the owner's house, then these parking spaces should be owned by all owners, and the income right should be owned by all owners. According to Article 74 of the Property Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the parking spaces that occupy the roads or other venues owned by the owners for parking cars belong to all owners.

For the management of this part of the parking space, the nearby merchants are responsible for contracting, managing and using it themselves. However, the premise is that merchants must manage the parking order of vehicles in accordance with relevant regulations. If they charge, they must go through the formalities in accordance with relevant laws and regulations and meet the relevant charging standards. If disorderly management leads to disorderly parking or affects traffic, the traffic police department will ban it and take it back.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Property Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and China.