Group 1: Core Insights - Shenzhen's affordable housing development is exemplified by the successful application of talent housing by residents like Ms. Huang, highlighting the convenience and pleasant environment of these projects [1] - The city’s Anju Group has initiated 119 projects, constructing approximately 320,000 units of affordable housing, with 155,000 units supplied, accounting for about one-third of the city's total during the same period [1] Group 2: Land Utilization and Project Development - Anju Group has actively participated in national "three major projects," successfully acquiring 1,074 urban village properties with a total construction area of 1.33 million square meters, which can yield 53,000 housing units [2] - The group has implemented various cooperative development models, effectively revitalizing eight types of existing resources, contributing to the construction of 35,000 housing units across 37 projects [2] - Anju Group has also played a significant role in urban renewal projects, advancing 14 projects that account for 64% of similar projects in the city, contributing approximately 310,000 square meters of public facilities and 17,000 affordable housing units [2] Group 3: Financial Mechanisms for Sustainable Development - The sustainable development of affordable housing relies on financial mechanisms, with Anju Group establishing a multi-tiered REITs system to facilitate capital operations [3] - The first public REIT for affordable rental housing in the country, Shenzhen Anju REIT, was launched in August 2022, raising 1.242 billion yuan and setting multiple industry records [3] - In 2024, the issuance of class REITs raised 86.5 million yuan and 387.6 million yuan in two phases, creating a positive cycle between existing assets and new investments in affordable rental housing [3] Group 4: Support for Graduates - Anju Group launched the "Deep Dream Sailing" initiative, providing free accommodation for 7 days to recent graduates seeking employment in Shenzhen, which was later extended to 15 days [4] - Since the initiative's launch, over 38,300 individuals have registered, with approximately 19,700 graduates having utilized the free accommodation [4] - The "Deep Dream" series also includes programs addressing transitional housing needs for graduates and providing one month of free housing for urban builders, serving a total of 365 individuals [4]