How is Property Autonomy Possible? —— Take J Community in Hohhot as an Example

Abstract

This study takes J Community in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia as the research object, analyzing the status and changes of property management mode in J Community since 2000. It is found that the residents' "quasi-administrative" property autonomy management mode has been formed in the transition from unit system to community system in J Community. The realization of the autonomy model involves residents, residents' representatives, service providers and other parties, which is more cost-saving than the social property model. Moreover, the semi-acquaintance-style structure of J Community based on the industry-oriented crowd is also easy to manage autonomously. However, the study also found that residents' representatives bear a considerable amount of responsibility, and the inclination of responsibility to residents' representatives reflects the defects of the existing autonomy model of J Community.