Core Viewpoint - The real estate market is shifting from a focus on quantity to quality, with an emphasis on building "good houses" that meet the high-quality living needs of the public [1][3]. Group 1: Safety - Safety is identified as the primary demand for homebuyers, with the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development emphasizing that safety is the cornerstone of a "good house" [3]. - The implementation of the "Residential Project Standards" in May 2025 will require the installation of sensors in key facilities to ensure timely alerts in case of issues, alongside establishing a comprehensive safety management system for the entire lifecycle of the building [3][6]. - Two Rivers New Area is innovating by introducing policies such as "segmented construction permits" and early quality safety interventions, ensuring safety standards are integrated from the planning stage [3][5]. Group 2: Comfort - Comfort is a significant aspect of living quality, with new standards mandating a minimum ceiling height of 3 meters and ensuring that every unit has sunlit rooms [6][8]. - The national "Good House" design competition encourages developers to optimize space utilization, ensuring that every square meter is effectively used [6]. - Two Rivers New Area is focusing on design strategies that enhance sunlight exposure and community amenities, such as schools, to create a "15-minute living circle" for residents [8][10]. Group 3: Green Living - Green living is becoming a standard expectation, with the Ministry of Housing stating that "green" is a fundamental characteristic of a "good house," promoting health and energy efficiency [11][12]. - The construction and usage of buildings should minimize environmental impact while maximizing energy efficiency, utilizing eco-friendly materials and technologies [12][13]. - Two Rivers New Area is actively promoting green buildings, with projects like Jiangbei Mouth Park achieving a high greening rate of 40.44% [14][16]. Group 4: Smart Living - The trend towards smart homes is recognized, with the Ministry of Housing advocating for homes to become "larger smart terminals" [17][18]. - New standards require residential buildings to incorporate advanced information technology, such as smart home systems and community service platforms, enhancing residents' living experiences [19]. - Two Rivers New Area is implementing various supportive measures to promote the development of "good houses," including financial support and enhanced land resource allocation [19][20].