On the rent problem of Beijing 798

In 2002, when Robert, the owner of Modern Bookstore, rented Huimin canteen in 798, the rent was 0.65 yuan/square meter.

In 2003, because of SARS, the rent did not go up. Li Xiangqun, a sculpture professor at Tsinghua University Academy of Fine Arts who wanted to rent but had no money, quickly rented a space of 1000 square meters.

In 2005, most of the first artists who entered the factory had their contracts expired. When they renewed the lease, the rent rose to 1.5 yuan/square meter.

In 2006, Qixing Group Property indicated that the rent was around 2 yuan/square meter. However, after several subleases, the rental price of some factories has reached four or five yuan per square meter.

This year, the average daily rent of the park is 2-3 yuan/square meter, and the daily rent with good location and good housing is 4-5 yuan/square meter.

Due to the depression of the art market caused by the financial crisis, many art institutions in 798 suffered a "cold winter".

Therefore, the management of 798 Park issued a policy to reduce the rent of art institutions in the park by 30% to 60%.

Individuals and institutions that sublet space cannot enjoy the same subsidies.

Specifically, you should ask the property of Qixing Group. I suggest you rent a house. Second-hand houses are too expensive.