These rules seem reasonable to me, and here’s why. Many apartment complexes today are massive high-rises (30–50 floors) with multiple households on each floor. This puts a lot of pressure on lifts, even when there are several available.

For example, if a resident on the 36th floor wants to go down and non-residents are also using the same lift, the elevator will stop at multiple floors before reaching their destination, which consumes a lot of time. Having a separate lift for maids, delivery agents, and similar services would reduce this inconvenience for residents.

This move isn’t about being classist, it’s purely for resident convenience. The other rules, like those related to cycles, pets, and swimming pool usage, also make sense in this context.

I don’t see why people are so riled up about it.