老旧小区改造破题 物业“先尝后买”让居民自愿缴费

Group 1 - The core focus of the news is the accelerated renovation of old urban residential communities in China, with many provinces reporting over 50% construction rates [1][2] - The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development has indicated that as of June 2025, special long-term bonds have supported the renovation of 41,000 old elevators, benefiting 1.7 million residents [1] - A new statistical reporting system for the renovation of old communities has been implemented, requiring monthly updates on progress, effects, and project details [2] Group 2 - In Beijing, 442 old communities are currently under renovation, benefiting approximately 120,000 households [4] - Liaoning plans to renovate 500 old communities this year, with all projects having commenced by the end of May [4] - Chongqing has initiated renovations for 937 out of 1,227 planned old communities, achieving a construction rate exceeding 75% [4] Group 3 - The "try before you buy" model for property management services is being implemented to address the lack of property management in old communities [2][5] - This model allows residents to experience property management services for free for a few months before deciding to sign a contract [3] - The model has led to nearly 90% of old communities in the area recognizing the importance of property management services [7] Group 4 - A tiered fee structure has been proposed to encourage property management companies to remain in old communities, with a five-year buffer period for fee increases [5] - The local government is facilitating communication between residents and property management to address service expectations and complaints [6][8] - Annual assessments of property management companies are conducted, with financial incentives for those that perform well, promoting better service [8]