Research on the Collaborative Mechanism of Multiple Stakeholders in Trust-based Property Management from the Perspective of the SFIC Model: Taking Changshouyuan Community in Chengdu as an Example

Maoguo Luo

doi:10.62051/ijsspa.v9n2.09

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Maoguo Luo

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.62051/ijsspa.v9n2.09

Keywords:

Trust-based Property Management, Multi-stakeholder Collaboration, SFIC Model

Abstract

Based on the primary models of lump-sum and fee-based property service systems, a "weak-strong" cooperative relationship has been established between community owners and property service companies, leading to significant conflicts between owners and property companies under traditional governance models. In the process of modernizing community governance, how can property management and residents achieve efficient collaboration? This study, based on the SFIC model and taking Changshouyuan Community as an example, explores the collaborative mechanism of multiple stakeholders in trust-based property management.

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