The property fee of homestay is three times that of normal residents?

Yes, the property fee of homestays is usually higher than that of normal residents, because homestays need to provide more services and management, such as cleaning and maintaining facilities and providing customer service. These extra services and management need to invest more resources and labor costs, so the property fees will increase accordingly.

Specifically, the increase in property fees for homestays is mainly due to the following reasons:

1. Management and maintenance expenses: B&B needs to clean and maintain the facilities regularly to ensure that they are in good condition. In addition, it is necessary to provide 24-hour customer service, including receiving guests, answering questions and providing travel advice. These services and management need to invest more labor costs and equipment costs.

2. Water and electricity costs: B&Bs usually need to provide more power outlets and network connections to meet the needs of guests. In addition, if the hotel is located in the city center or scenic spots, the cost of water and electricity will be higher than that of ordinary houses.

3. Security and insurance costs: B&B needs to provide security, including installation of monitoring equipment and insurance. These expenses also need to be included in the property fee.

To sum up, due to the need to provide more services and management, as well as additional water, electricity, security and other expenses, property fees are usually higher than normal residents.