Is there a future for the development of property management?

China's property management is still in the primary stage, and most people who enter the industry become monks halfway. At present, only a few of the nearly one million property management practitioners in China have received professional training or education in property management. There are still some prejudices and misunderstandings about property management in society: first, it is considered that the property management industry is a low-tech and labor-intensive industry, and its work is simple maintenance, cleaning, greening and security, even equivalent to maintenance workers and security; Second, in terms of personnel training, it is considered that property management does not need high-quality talents. However, with the increasingly high technological content of buildings and the requirements of residents, the property management industry has increasingly high requirements for employees, especially the lack of middle and high-level talents with practical work experience who can independently preside over the overall management of property communities. At present, some universities with engineering background in Shanghai and other places have set up property management majors, aiming at cultivating applied senior technical talents and management talents engaged in the operation and maintenance of modern intelligent building equipment and facilities, energy and indoor environment quality management, and large-scale property management. In cities where commercial buildings are concentrated, it is undoubtedly the killer weapon to support property companies to snatch "high-quality" property management talents. Especially for foreign-related property companies, having a group of property management talents with good foreign-related ability is the key to their successful competition. In this way, property management will be a very promising industry.