Group 1: Urban Renewal and Housing Improvement - The article highlights the importance of old community renovation as a significant livelihood project aimed at enhancing urban quality and meeting residents' needs [1][4] - In Dazhou, Sichuan, a three-year action plan for the renovation of dangerous and old houses has been initiated, with the first community adopting a "replace old with new" model for reconstruction [1][4] - The renovation project has transformed a 37,000 square meter "urban village" into two residential buildings and a commercial complex, benefiting 147 households with 214 new homes [4] Group 2: Property Rights and Parking Solutions - In Huangshi, Hubei, a policy has been implemented to clarify the ownership of underground parking spaces, addressing long-standing issues for residents [5][9] - The local government has simplified the process for residents to obtain property rights certificates for their parking spaces, providing legal protection for owners [7][9] - As of now, Huangshi has completed property rights confirmation for 3,812 underground parking spaces across nine projects, benefiting 819 homeowners [9] Group 3: Community Convenience and Services - The "15-minute convenient living circle" initiative is being promoted nationwide to enhance residents' daily life needs, with a focus on accessibility to shopping, dining, and healthcare [10][14] - In Urumqi, Xinjiang, the North Mountain community has developed into a residential area with over 4,000 households, significantly improving service availability and convenience for residents [12][14] - The community now hosts over 180 service outlets, including various essential services, ensuring that residents can access a wide range of amenities within a short walking distance [16]