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Group 1 - The core idea of the articles emphasizes the importance of community engagement and grassroots governance in Xiong'an New Area, highlighting the role of party organizations in addressing residents' needs and improving service delivery [1][2][3] - Xiong'an New Area has established a comprehensive community governance system that includes a party liaison meeting mechanism, promoting collaboration among community party organizations, homeowners' committees, property service companies, and residents [2] - The community has created over 70 "one household, one file" records to track residents' issues, with more than 5,000 problems resolved through proactive engagement and service delivery [1][3] Group 2 - The community has implemented a "call and response" mechanism to address public issues, allowing for coordinated efforts to solve problems such as the creation of a convenient path for residents in the Fuyuan community [2][3] - Xiong'an New Area is focused on building age-friendly community services, enhancing facilities for children, youth, and the elderly, and fostering a participatory environment for residents [3] - Over 80 community organizations have been established, with more than 18,000 registered volunteers actively participating in community governance and service initiatives [3]

Core Insights - The demand for balconies has surpassed that for large living rooms among homebuyers, indicating a shift in residential needs from spatial dimensions to functional versatility [3][4] - There is a significant generational divide in preferences, with older generations prioritizing accessibility features while younger buyers focus on smart home technology [6][12] Group 1: Balcony Preferences - 66% of respondents consider balconies a key purchasing criterion, exceeding the 54% who prioritize large living rooms, reflecting a deeper change in living requirements [3] - The preference for balconies is particularly strong among the "75" generation, with 84.62% valuing them for their practical use in daily life [3][4] - The "00" generation shows a lower demand for balconies at 60%, focusing instead on maintenance costs and usage frequency [4][6] Group 2: Smart Home and Accessibility Features - Only 42% of respondents view smart home systems as a core consideration, while 37% prioritize accessibility features, highlighting a stark generational contrast [6] - The "00" generation shows a 100% preference for smart home technology, while 87.5% of those aged 52 and above prioritize accessibility features [6][8] - This divergence illustrates the differing living challenges faced by various age groups, with younger buyers seeking digital integration and older buyers focusing on safety and convenience [6][8] Group 3: Housing Size and Configuration - The most popular housing size is 120-150 square meters, chosen by 51% of buyers, as it meets the needs of families while allowing for effective space planning [11] - Among the "00" generation, 60% prefer units smaller than 120 square meters for economic reasons, while 62.5% of those aged 52 and above prefer the same size for ease of maintenance [11][12] - The three-bedroom configuration is favored by 65% of buyers, particularly among the "90" and "85" generations, who see it as essential for current and future family needs [12][11] Group 4: Community and Green Space - The "90" generation places a high value on community green spaces, with 90% considering it a core factor in their purchasing decision [7] - There is a notable consensus between the "00" and 52+ age groups regarding the low priority given to children's play areas and community greenery, reflecting changing family structures and lifestyle choices [6][7] - The need for age-friendly facilities is becoming increasingly important as the population ages, with a focus on integrating modern technology into traditional safety features [8][9]