Core Insights - The Caijuy Digital Fashion Town has transitioned from planning to industrial development since its launch on August 17, receiving over 300 government and enterprise visits and expanding its industrial membership by more than 40 companies [1] - The town is a key component of the Daxing District's "6+5+3" industrial development blueprint and plays a crucial role in the Beijing Economic Development Zone's automotive manufacturing layout [1] - The town features various functional spaces including offices, commercial services, and parks, with the Caijuy Courtyard providing over 100,000 square meters of office space at a low rental rate of 0.5 yuan per square meter [1] Housing and Talent Attraction - The town has developed 1,324 talent apartments with subsidized rents at one-third of the market price, offering furnished units ready for immediate occupancy [2] - The rental prices for these apartments are approximately 550 yuan for a 60 square meter one-bedroom, 750 yuan for an 80 square meter two-bedroom, and 1,100 yuan for a 120 square meter three-bedroom [2] - Additional housing options include mid-to-high-end villas for entrepreneurs and talent, enhancing the diversity of living arrangements [2] Infrastructure and Community Development - A customized shuttle bus service will be introduced to facilitate transportation for employees, with the ability to avoid congestion during peak hours [2] - The Fenghe River, which flows through the town, is included in a renovation plan to create a waterfront landscape for recreational use [2] - Recently, a 63,000 square meter lawn and a 35,000 square meter open football field were opened, providing diverse public spaces for talent and local residents [2] Economic Growth Indicators - From January to September, Daxing District reported a strong economic performance with 83,000 tax households, a year-on-year increase of 18.7%, and the highest growth in various indicators across the city [3] - The district has incubated 123 leading enterprises and attracted 225 companies from outside Beijing, with a net increase of 199 newly regulated enterprises [3]