Do tenants have parking rights in the community? Is it legal for the community not to let tenants park?

For those who work hard in big cities, buying a house is not practical, and renting a house is the best policy. However, some car owners said that their residential property actually does not allow tenants to park in the community, so I want to know if tenants have the right to park in the community. In fact, tenants have the right to park in the community, which is clearly stipulated in the law.

Do tenants have parking rights in the community?

Yes According to Article 74 of the Property Law, the planning of parking spaces and garages for parking cars should first meet the needs of owners. Within the building division, the ownership of parking spaces and garages planned for parking cars shall be agreed upon by the parties through sale, gift or lease. Parking spaces that occupy roads or other venues owned by the owner for parking cars shall be owned by the owner.

The right to use the parking space is included in the house lease contract, so the lessee of the parking space in the community has the complete right to use it after signing the house lease contract. Parking is a subsidiary right of the house, which needs our attention.

Is it legal for the community not to let tenants park?

Illegal. In case of such a problem, we can negotiate with the management office. If negotiation fails, we can appeal directly.

Because the lessee has the right to park in the community after signing the lease contract with the lessor, and since the lessee has rented the house, the lessee has the right to use the house, and parking is an accessory right of the house, so it is illegal for the community to prevent the lessee from parking.