I rented a shop to do some small business. The cement staircase in front of the store was seriously damaged (the main entrance of the store). Is it under the property management?

First of all, you should make it clear that even if the property is not maintained for you, you should pay the property fee legally. If you are not satisfied with the service, you can sue the property, which has nothing to do with paying the property fee. Similarly, even if you don't pay the property fee, you have no right to refuse the property maintenance. The cement staircase in front of your house belongs to the scope of property services. Stores enjoy fewer items of property services than houses, so the property fees of general stores are lower than houses, but they don't enjoy them. For example, the water in your house is connected to the well in the yard of the community, so you can enjoy this kind of cleanliness. There is another shop on the first floor, and the well is blocked. The first victim was the store, and the cost of digging the well was also paid by the store. For example, some stores have a platform, and the room water on it is also property management, so the property fee is to be paid.