Public rental housing, also called public rental housing, can be rented at a relatively low price, but to apply for public rental housing, certain conditions must be met. 1. What is public rental housing? Public rental housing, also known as public rental housing, refers to affordable housing provided by the state with policy support, limited construction standards and rent levels, and rented to families with housing difficulties with lower-middle income in cities and towns, newly employed workers without housing, and migrant workers with stable employment in cities and towns. 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, as well as some retirees and disabled people. There are also some groups who have migrated from other places to work in cities. 2. What are the application conditions for public rental housing? Due to the different application conditions in different places, the following is also part of the content for reference only: 1. Applicants: the city mainly involves these groups of people, including urban low-and middle-income families with housing difficulties, newly-employed college students, migrant workers and newly-employed workers who are over 18 years old; Those who meet these conditions may apply to the street office where the household registration is located. 2. Application conditions: ① Urban low-and middle-income families with housing difficulties: they need local household registration or residence permit to apply; No room or family per capita housing construction area 15 square meters; The monthly income does not exceed the per capita disposable income of urban residents in the previous year. ② Newly employed college students: with local household registration or residence permit; The applicant has a bachelor degree or above; Work in the employer and sign a labor contract 1 year or more (inclusive), and pay the housing accumulation fund or social insurance premium; There are no rooms in the city. (3) Migrant workers: have urban household registration 1 year or more; Sign a labor contract with the employer for more than 1 year and pay social insurance; Selflessly own housing, and currently do not enjoy public rental housing. (4) Newly employed workers without housing: they have local household registration; Bachelor degree or above with corresponding education, or with professional qualification certificate of technician and senior technician; Sign a labor contract with the employer and pay social insurance; Selflessly own housing, and currently do not enjoy public rental housing. Third, how to apply for public rental housing? 1, apply. The applicant applies for public rental housing at the domicile and fills in the Application Form for Public Rental Housing. Submit relevant materials. When applying for public rental housing, the applicant should provide the following documents: household registration certificate, residence permit, ID card, labor, work contract and housing status. , and promised to be responsible for the authenticity of the information, confirmed by the applicant's unit seal, submitted to the agency for review. 2. Review applicants. The relevant departments shall examine the applicants. Approved, the operating agency shall issue a registration certificate and report it to the district (county) housing security agency for the record. Review. District (county) housing security agencies shall conduct spot checks on the audit. If there are irregularities, rectification opinions should be put forward to the operating institutions, which should implement the rectification in time. 3. Wait for supply. To meet the conditions, according to the supply of housing, can implement the waiting supply system.