Does the property have the right to allow vendors to enter the community to set up stalls to sell goods?

No, the public area of the residential area is managed by the property, but it is not the business address of the property and does not belong to the business scope. The Regulations on the Administration of City Appearance and Environmental Sanitation stipulates that no stalls can be set up at the entrance of the community, which belongs to urban management. Article 14 of the Regulations on the Administration of City Appearance and Environmental Sanitation: No unit or individual may pile materials, erect buildings, structures or other facilities on both sides of streets and public places. Due to special needs such as construction, temporary stacking of materials and erection of non-permanent buildings, structures or other facilities on both sides of streets and public places must be approved by the administrative department of city appearance and environmental sanitation of the people's government of the city, and the examination and approval procedures shall be handled in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 36 of the Regulations on the Administration of City Appearance and Environmental Sanitation commits any of the following acts, the administrative department of city appearance and environmental sanitation of the people's government of the city or the unit entrusted by it shall order it to stop the illegal act, clean up, dismantle or take other remedial measures within a time limit, and may also be fined: (1) Setting up large-scale outdoor advertisements without the consent of the administrative department of city appearance and environmental sanitation of the people's government of the city, which affects the city appearance; (two) without the approval of the administrative department of city appearance and environmental sanitation of the people's Government of the city, stacking materials on both sides of the street and public places without authorization, and erecting buildings, structures or other facilities, which will affect the city appearance; (3) Dismantling environmental sanitation facilities without approval or failing to carry out demolition according to the approved demolition plan.