Housing rental workflows combine operational transactions (applications, contracts, visits, and maintenance)with analytical needs (demand hot spots, customer profiles, and vendor performance). This paper presents the design and implementation of a Housing Rental Management System database developed in an academic data management setting. The system is modeled using a normalized Entity Relationship (ER) schema and implemented using SQL Server features including computed columns, check constraints, user-defined functions, triggers, and column-level encryption for sensitive attributes. To support decision-making, the database exposes reporting views consumed by Tableau dashboards for geographic room distribution, customer portrait analytics, service company evaluation, and application-to-visit conversion analysis. The project demonstrates how database design principles, governance mechanisms, and analytics integration can be combined into a coherent data platform for property management.
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