What is public rental housing? How many years and how long do you usually pay for public rental housing at a time?

Public rental housing is public rental housing.

Public rental housing is the product of solving the housing difficulties of newly employed workers and other sandwich groups. Public rental housing is not owned by individuals, but by the government or institutions. Rent it to new employees at a price lower than the market price or affordable by the lessee, including some newly graduated college students and some groups who have moved from other places to work in cities.

Generally, it is paid annually.

The regulations of specific cities are different.

The longest term of public rental housing is 5 years, and the rented family should withdraw from the house when the contract expires;

1. After renting for five years, you can apply for the purchase of public rental housing, and you can apply for the purchase of public rental housing raised by government investment. The lessee has been rented for five years and approved by the municipal government for sale, and can apply for purchase. The public rental housing that has been sold shall not be listed and traded within 5 years from the date when the purchaser handles the real estate registration. If it needs to be listed and traded after 5 years, the government will give priority to repurchase. If the government gives up the repurchase, it shall be implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the listing and trading of affordable housing at that time.

2. After living in public rental housing for 5 years, the lessee enjoys the preemptive right. You can consult the public rental housing management department for details. Because there is a difference between local regulations and local regulations.