Core Points - The "14th Five-Year Plan" in Beijing has seen the installation of 3,391 elevators, benefiting approximately 35,000 households [1] - Over 11,000 elevators have been updated with support from national bond funds, impacting more than 510,000 residents [1] Group 1: Elevator Installation and Upgrades - Beijing is actively promoting the installation of elevators in old residential buildings and accelerating the upgrade of outdated elevators [1] - In 2024, 911 elevator upgrades received national bond funding, all of which have been completed [1] - For 2025, over 10,000 elevator upgrades are set to receive national bond funding, with 9,008 already under construction and 1,692 completed [1] Group 2: Community Management and Property Services - The focus for the next five years includes addressing management shortcomings in old residential communities [1] - The government will promote the establishment of homeowners' committees or property management committees in various communities, enhancing collaborative governance [1] - A mechanism for coordination among community committees, homeowners' committees, and property service companies will be established to address residents' concerns effectively [1] - The revised "Residential Property Service Standards" will guide homeowners and property companies in selecting services based on community needs and setting prices according to standards [1] - There will be an emphasis on introducing property services in old communities lacking such services, aiming for comprehensive property management coverage [1] - Smart services such as access control, security, and parking will be promoted to improve management efficiency and support smart city development [1]