Core Insights - The "Builder's Home" project significantly enhances the living conditions, rental affordability, and social integration of delivery workers in Shanghai, addressing their housing needs and improving their work stability [6][12][16]. Group 1: Project Overview - The "Builder's Home" initiative, launched in 2020, aims to provide affordable rental housing for frontline workers such as delivery riders, sanitation workers, and new job seekers in Shanghai [6][8]. - The project offers a range of housing options, including shared dormitories and private rooms, with a focus on affordability and quality [7][10]. - As of now, over 40,000 beds have been constructed, with plans to add more than 25,000 beds in key areas by 2024 [7][9]. Group 2: Impact on Workers - The project has led to a notable increase in job stability and work performance among residents, with a 10% reduction in turnover rates for those living in "Builder's Home" compared to those who do not [12][13]. - Residents report a significant increase in their weekly working hours, with some riders delivering 60 to 70 more orders per week, resulting in higher income that offsets housing costs [13][14]. - The living conditions have improved, with over 50% of residents expressing satisfaction with their living space, facilities, and community relationships, compared to only 30% satisfaction among those renting privately [15] . Group 3: Challenges and Recommendations - The project faces challenges such as a mismatch between supply and demand, with existing housing options insufficient to meet the needs of all workers [16][17]. - There is a lack of awareness regarding supportive policies, such as residence permits, which could benefit residents [17][19]. - Recommendations include expanding housing supply, improving policy communication, and adopting innovative management practices to enhance operational efficiency [18][19].