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What do you know about property management?

Property management refers to the owner of the distinction between all buildings **** have part as well as within the building zoning **** have buildings, places, facilities **** the same management or entrust property service enterprises, other managers of the owner **** have buildings, facilities, equipment, places, grounds for the management of the activities; property law provides that the owner can manage the property by themselves, or can be entrusted to the property service enterprises Or other managers to manage. Property management in a narrow sense and a broad distinction; property management in a narrow sense refers to the owners entrusted property service enterprises based on the commissioning contract for the building and its equipment, municipal utilities, landscaping, sanitation, transportation, living order and environmental appearance and other management projects for maintenance, repair activities; property management in a broader sense should include the owners *** with the management of the process, and entrusted to the property service enterprises or other managers. The management process.

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Residential property: refers to the residential function, for people to live in the building; including residential districts, single residential buildings, apartments, villas, resorts, etc.; of course, also includes the matching **** with the facilities, equipment and public **** site.

Commercial property: sometimes called investment property, refers to those through the operation of the property can be sustained growth in return or can continue to appreciate in value, this type of property can be broadly divided into commercial property and office property. Commercial property refers to a variety of commercial and service industry for the use of building space, including shopping plazas, department stores, supermarkets, specialty stores, chain stores, hotels, hotels, warehouses, leisure and recreational venues. Office property is engaged in production, management, consulting, service and other industries, management personnel (white-collar) office space, which belongs to the category of production and business materials. This kind of property can be divided into traditional office buildings, modern office buildings and intelligent office buildings according to the development and change process; according to the office property grade can be divided into Grade A office buildings, Grade B office buildings and Grade C office buildings. The prosperity of the commercial property market is related to the overall socio-economic situation of the local community, especially with the development of industry and commerce, finance and insurance, consulting, tourism and other industries are closely related. This type of property because of the huge amount of capital involved in the circulation and management of property, so often institutional (unit) investment, property users mostly use the space provided by the owner of the business activities, and the use of the Department of industrial rent.

Industrial property: refers to the use of human production activities for the use of space housing, including light and heavy industrial plants and the development of high-tech industrial housing, as well as related research and development of housing and warehouses. Industrial properties are either for sale or for rent. Generally speaking, heavy industrial buildings are not easy to change hands for trading as their design needs to meet specific process requirements and equipment installation needs, and are usually only suitable for specific users. High-tech industries (such as electronics, computers, precision instruments manufacturing and other industries) use the building, on the other hand, have a stronger adaptability. Light industrial plants are in between the above two.

Other Use Properties: Properties other than those mentioned above are known as other properties, sometimes called special properties. Such properties include racetracks, golf courses, automobile gas stations, airports, stations, wharves, highways, bridges, tunnels and other properties. Specialty properties usually require a government license to operate. Specialty properties are rarely traded in the market, and investments in these properties are often long-term investments, with investors relying on the proceeds of daily business activities to recoup their investment and earn a return on their investment. The land use rights of such properties are granted for a maximum of 50 years. Statistics show that in 2012, the overall scale of China's property management market reached RMB 518 billion, with a property management area of approximately 17.5 billion square meters. The overall property management area is expected to grow more slowly in the next few years, with an average annual growth rate of about 6%.