Last week, the Social Investigation Center of China Youth Newspaper conducted a survey on 2002 people. Only 26.2% of the respondents think that renting a house is safe. Respondents' insecurity about renting houses comes from unsafe doors and windows (63.0%), outdated water and electricity facilities (58.4%) and burglary (54.0%). In order to improve the security of renting houses, 73.0% of the respondents believe that the government should ban illegal intermediaries.
63.0% of the respondents' insecurity in renting houses comes from "unsafe doors and windows"
In the survey, 73.4% of the respondents had rental experience, while 26.6% did not.
Among the respondents who have rented a house, 48.8% have been renting a house and 40.4% have been sharing it. In addition, 36.7% of the tenants interviewed have a monthly rent of1.500 ~ 3,000 yuan, while 14.6% have a monthly rent of 30 ~ 4,500 yuan, 4500 ~ 6,000 yuan, 6000 ~/kloc-0,000 yuan and 654,300 yuan.
Beijing tenant Shine Wong rented a partition in Yaojiayuan Xili. At about 3 o'clock in the morning, Shine Wong, who was sleeping, heard the voice of "making baby" outside the window. She suddenly woke up and turned on the light, just in time to see a figure jump down from the window. Shine Wong said, "I live on the second floor, which is not high. In addition, without the installation of security window, thieves can easily enter the room. "
This incident scared Shine Wong to stay up all night, and there was no result in communicating with the intermediary to install security window. Finally, she had to move.
According to the survey, 40. 1% of the respondents think that renting a house is unsafe, only 26.2% feel safe, and 33.7% of the respondents say it's hard to say.
Specifically, 63.0% of the respondents believe that the insecurity of renting houses comes from "unsafe doors and windows", 58.4% from "outdated water and electricity facilities", 54.0% from "burglary" and 46.3% from "friction and interference with neighbors or roommates".
Other aspects include: imperfect fire-fighting facilities (42.0%), excessive disclosure of personal information (37.7%), and unsafe dealing with intermediaries (2 1. 1%).
"The overall environment of this community where I live is still good, and it is still quite safe under normal circumstances, but there are also many security risks." Yu Sun, who lives in Xianghe Community, Zhengzhou City, Henan Province, said, "One day, the equipment for charging electric bicycles caught fire, and the fire was several meters high, which made the sky in our community red, so the elevator in this building stopped for a week."
Generally, Shine Wong rents houses through intermediaries, and tenants of a house come from all directions, which will inevitably lead to conflicts due to some things. "Just last week, my two neighbors had some misunderstandings because of the cost of natural gas. As a result, I threw bottles at the door one night. It's scary enough to hear this sound. At night. When I went to work in the morning, I saw broken glass all over the floor, and the whole person was not good. " Shine Wong said.
60.0% of the respondents will consider safety when renting a house.
According to the survey, location and transportation (76.0%) are the primary factors that respondents consider when renting a house, followed by rent (66.2%) and surrounding environment (62.0%).
60.0% of the respondents give priority to safety when renting a house.
Wang Xiaohua (pseudonym), who works near Beijing Dongsishitou, chooses to rent a house near Caishikou, and he can take the subway to his office every day. Wang Xiaohua attaches great importance to convenient transportation when renting a house, because she feels that the security of most residential areas is still in place.
Wang Hui believes that the safety factor must be put in the first place when renting a house. Girls, in particular, would rather pay more rent and ensure safety. "It depends on whether security window is installed or not, and whether the water and electricity facilities at home are aging. Sometimes a little attention may help you get rid of many dangers. " Shine Wong suggested that when renting a house, it is best to share it with someone familiar with it. If you really have no choice, be patient with yourself and don't care too much about your neighbors.
To ensure the safety of renting, 65.2% of the respondents suggested paying attention to the doors and windows of the house when renting; 57.5% of the respondents believe that attention should also be paid to the flow of people, lots and security measures in the community; 53.2% of the respondents suggested sharing it with familiar people as much as possible; 48.3% of the respondents think that when renting a house, they should be careful not to disclose too much personal information to neighbors or strangers. Others are: take good care of valuables, try not to expose them (46.0%), learn to be patient and get along well with neighbors and tenants (17.8%).
"Don't be too greedy. Many times cheap rent is at the expense of safety." Yu Sun said.
Improve the security of renting a house. 73.0% of the respondents believe that the government should ban illegal intermediaries.
Since there are so many unsafe factors in renting a house, can we force the intermediary and the landlord to ensure the safety of tenants renting a house?
Once Yu Sun rented a house with aging wires, dozens of tenants joined forces to communicate with the intermediary for a long time, and the intermediary replaced the house with new wires. Yu Sun said helplessly: "Generally speaking, the intermediary holds the initiative. If you really want to force the intermediary, all tenants can only unite. After all, many hands make light work. "
In the survey, 73. 1% of the respondents suggested paying attention to the safety clauses when renting a house, so as to have laws to follow in the future; 6 1.0% of the respondents said that they must check the safety issues before renting a house. If they feel unsafe, they will not stay. 52.9% of the respondents believe that when renting a house, they must take pains to communicate with the intermediary; 26% of the respondents suggested exposing unsafe houses on social media in time, which put pressure on the intermediary.
Qiu Guang (pseudonym), who rented a house near Dongzhimen, had a very unpleasant communication with the intermediary company. Some time ago, his rental contract expired in about 10 days. He negotiated with the intermediary to change a bigger house in their hands after the contract expired. The intermediary agreed at that time, and Qiu Guang also paid a deposit. "But then the agent said that I paid the deposit for the new house, which means I have to start paying the rent for the new house. Before the old contract expired, the intermediary urged me to move quickly, otherwise the price of the new house would rise, and I would have to pay two rents for the new house and the old house. " Qiu Guang thinks it is too difficult to communicate with intermediaries, especially with some informal small intermediary companies.
Shine Wong said that there are many informal small intermediaries in Beijing now. They just take money, and once they get it, they don't ask anything. If they are all formal intermediaries, perhaps the security of renting a house can be improved.
What should government departments do to improve the safety of renting houses? In the survey, 73.0% of the respondents believe that the government should ban illegal intermediaries and improve the safety of renting houses; 66.7% of the respondents believe that the supervision of renting houses should be strengthened and a convenient complaint mechanism should be established; 55.0% of the respondents believe that the government should build low-rent housing on a large scale.
Among the respondents, 1.0% after 00, 23.6% after 90, 53.6% after 80, 0/6.0% after 70, 4.9% after 60 and 0.7% after 50. Male accounted for 46.9% and female accounted for 53. 1%.
(The above answers were published on 2016-11-23. Please refer to the actual situation for the current purchase policy. )
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