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CiciA three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment in Longguang Tianjing, available for 16,000 CNY per month.

Cici118 sqm three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment in Jinshang Mansion, Qianhai. Monthly rent 13,000 CNY, payable monthly.

CiciA 115 sqm four-bedroom apartment with a horizontal living and dining area at One Bay Residences. Fully customized throughout, with a monthly rent of 22,000 CNY.

CiciThis 116 sqm apartment offers three bedrooms, two living areas, and two bathrooms in Shum Yip Cloud Bay. It is conveniently located near Qianhai Station with multiple metro lines and various amenities.

CiciA 118 sqm four-bedroom, two-living-room, two-bathroom apartment with high practical use. It offers park, mountain, city, and sea views, and is available unfurnished.

CiciA 120 sqm apartment with 3 bedrooms, 2 living rooms, and 2 bathrooms in Qianhai Tianjing. It features a large balcony, smart home systems, and sea/mountain views.

CiciA 120 sqm apartment with 3 bedrooms, 2 living rooms, and 2 bathrooms in Qiwanli, available for 14,000 RMB per month. The community features a central garden with 40% greenery and limited ground-floor shops.

Cici114 sqm 3-bedroom, 2-living-room, 2-bathroom apartment in Tianjian Yuewan Mansion, Qianhai. Rent is 16,000 CNY per month.

CiciSpacious 3-bedroom, 2-bath apartment in a newer Qianhai Tianjing community, steps from Line 5 Qianwan Park station. Bright southeast-facing unit with a large balcony and smart-home features.

CiciSpacious 3-bedroom, 2-bath apartment in a nearly new Qianhai Tianjing community, steps from Metro Line 5. Bright south-facing unit with a large balcony and full smart-home features.

CiciA 117 sqm four-bedroom apartment with a wide living room is available for rent at 16,000 CNY per month. The community offers a central garden, themed amenities, and is near Chiwan Station.

CiciThis 110 sqm three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment is located in Qianhai Runfeng Mansion, with a monthly rent of 16,000 CNY. The property is managed by China Resources Property and offers convenient access to metro and international schools.







A home, a lease you can read, and someone on WeChat after you move in. That is the work in Shenzhen.
Commute, pets, budget, and how long you are staying. We shortlist homes that fit, and skip the ones that only look right in photos.
Airport, first nights, keys. Arranged before you land, so day one is not a scavenger hunt.
SIM, internet, a bank account, WeChat Pay and Alipay. The practical bits a listing never mentions.
We read the Chinese contract with you, push on the deposit and the clauses, and leave a written summary.
When something breaks, you message us. We call the engineer.
Renewal, an early exit, the handover. We stay with it until the keys are back.
A local SIM, in your name, before the group chats start.
Installed, verified, and able to pay for dinner.
Which branch, which documents, and someone beside you at the counter.
The police-station registration, done within the window the city actually enforces.
Coordinate your mandatory Entry-Exit Health Inspection Center exam with English-speaking escort support for work visas and residence permits.
Shenzhen, located in Guangdong Province, is known for its rapid economic growth and technological innovation. It was one of China’s first Special Economic Zones and has become a global hub for tech startups and manufacturing.
Shenzhen’s economy has grown exponentially since the 1980s, driven by the tech industry. It is home to major tech companies like Huawei and Tencent, earning it the nickname "China’s Silicon Valley."
Popular attractions include the Window of the World theme park, the Splendid China Folk Village, and the coastal Dameisha Beach. The city’s nightlife and shopping districts, like Huaqiangbei, attract visitors from around the world.
Shenzhen is a modern metropolis known for its innovative spirit, making it a prime destination for business and technology enthusiasts.
The districts and markets people actually use, not the mall on the billboard.
Where to eat near the apartment, including places that take a foreign card.
The places worth a Sunday, and the ones that are only worth the postcard.
Which line, which exit, and how long the walk from the station really is.
International schools within a sensible commute of the homes we show.
We offer apartments, villas, serviced apartments, and shared accommodations across major Chinese cities, covering a wide range of budgets and layouts for expats.
Our team guides you from shortlisting and viewings to negotiation and lease signing. We explain key clauses in English and help coordinate deposits, inventory checks, and move-in dates.
Yes. Foreigners generally must register their address at the local police station (派出所) shortly after moving into a private apartment. Hotels often handle this automatically; apartments usually do not. We can accompany you or coordinate with your landlord.
Yes. We provide guidance and coordination for common immigration paperwork, and can connect you with specialists for work permits, Z visas, and residence permit renewals depending on your case.
Absolutely. We assist with electricity, water, gas where applicable, broadband installation, and Wi-Fi setup so you can settle in quickly after move-in.
We help prepare documents, choose foreigner-friendly branches or outlets, and accompany you for bank account opening and real-name SIM registration needed for WeChat, Alipay, and OTP verification.
Early termination depends on your contract. We review break clauses, help communicate with the landlord or agent, and support a smoother handover to reduce deposit disputes whenever possible.
Many expat-oriented apartments are furnished or semi-furnished, but inventory varies. We clarify what is included before you sign and can help source extras if needed.
Fees depend on the service scope and city. For rentals arranged through ChinaHomeRent, pricing is explained upfront before you proceed so there are no surprises.
Yes. We can shortlist international or bilingual school areas, compare commute options, and align housing search with your preferred campus and lifestyle.
We offer a wide range of properties in Shenzhen, including apartments, villas, serviced apartments, and shared accommodations, catering to various budgets and preferences.
Our team guides you through every step, from property selection and viewing to contract negotiation and signing. We ensure all terms are clear and protect your interests.
Yes, we provide support for temporary residence registration and can guide you through the visa process, coordinating with local authorities as needed.
Absolutely! We assist with setting up utilities such as electricity, water, internet, and mobile services to ensure a smooth move-in.
We handle lease terminations, coordinating with landlords to manage the process smoothly, including any necessary repairs or compensation discussions.
Moving to Shenzhen. We find the apartment, read the lease with you, and stay on WeChat after the keys are in your hand.

English on the call. Chinese on the contract. We sit in both.

Apartments we have actually walked through, not a scraped feed of every listing in the city.

One person follows the search through to the signature.

The landlord, the deposit, and the clauses, written down before you pay.

If the lock fails on a Sunday, you still have a person to message.

Which gate, which metro exit, which school run actually works on a weekday morning.
Budget, pets, the date you land, the neighbourhood you keep coming back to. We reply with homes that fit.
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