There are two main types of container house leasing: long-term lease and short-term lease.
Long-term lease refers to the long-term lease of a container to a tenant after it has been converted into a house. This method is suitable for tenants who need a stable living environment, such as students, workers or families. Long-term leases usually require a lease contract with a term ranging from a few months to several years, and the rent is relatively stable, allowing tenants to renovate and furnish according to their own needs.
Short-term lease refers to the short-term rental of a container house to a tenant, usually on a daily or monthly basis. This option is suitable for tenants who need to stay for a short period of time, such as tourists, temporary workers or business people who are traveling for a short period of time. Short-term leases do not require a long-term contract, and rents are relatively flexible, allowing tenants to choose different lease terms and payment methods according to their needs.
In addition to long-term and short-term leases, there are some other ways to lease containers, such as cooperative leases and shared leases. Cooperative leasing refers to the joint leasing of one or more container houses by multiple tenants and the sharing of rent and usage costs. Shared leasing refers to the rental of container houses through the ** platform, and tenants can book different time periods according to their needs. These emerging leasing options offer a more diverse range of options that adapt to the needs of different tenants.