A new era of renting houses in Shenzhen has arrived.

Since last year, China has introduced a number of property market regulation policies, and with the increase of bank mortgage interest rates, many buyers have been turned away. For those who just need housing, renting a house has become their new choice. This year, China will continue to implement the policy of "rent and purchase simultaneously". At the same time, the rental market in Shenzhen has also entered a period of rapid development.

Long-term rental apartments are densely distributed in Nanshan, Futian and Luohu in Shenzhen, and Longhua Hongshan, Baoan Xixiang and Longgang Bantian in Linguan. At present, the largest number of areas is Nanshan District. In addition, industrial parks above designated size (such as Shenzhen University Town and Bantian Science Park, where Huawei is located) near subways and businesses are the concentrated areas of long-term rental apartments in Shenzhen.

Long-term rental apartments, also known as youth apartments, mainly acquire houses through self-possession, purchase or lease, decorate the property, equip it with necessary furniture and electrical appliances, and then rent it out. The existing centralized long-term rental apartments in Shenzhen are mainly aimed at urban white-collar workers aged 65,438+08-35 who have certain requirements for living quality. In particular, centralized long-term rental apartments have certain age restrictions on tenants.

According to the main division, long-term rental apartments can be divided into entrepreneurial operators, real estate developers, hotel groups and intermediary operators. Among them, the most advantageous is the real estate developer. With the favorable policies this year, the number of long-term rental apartments invested by real estate enterprises has greatly increased, represented by Vanke Apollo, Caesar and Country Garden.

By the end of the year, the housing ownership rate of permanent residents in Shenzhen reached 34%. At the same time, the survey also shows that the proportion of renting houses in Shenzhen is as high as 80%, which shows that many people who own houses are also renting houses. By 2008, these two sets of data showed an upward trend at the same time, which also showed that the rental market in Shenzhen had great potential.

The relationship between supply and demand is the relationship that affects the formation and determination of market value. There is already a market demand for long-term rental apartments, and the next step is to look at the supply space, which means that long-term rental apartments must have enough houses to achieve development. As can be seen from the current scale map of rental types in Shenzhen, long-term rental apartments only account for 7.5% of the city's rental market, and most of the houses come from commercial housing communities and rural houses. In the future, the transformation of rural houses will be a major trend in the future development of long-term rental apartments.

In addition, not long ago, the first plot in Shenzhen was officially started. This signal shows that the government not only supports the development of the leasing market in policy, but also provides reserve land for the leasing market.

With both market demand and sufficient housing supply capacity, the long-term rental apartment market in Shenzhen will be good in the future, and a new era of renting has arrived.