Core Viewpoint - The delivery of takeout in residential areas, particularly high-end communities, faces challenges in balancing efficiency and safety, with various property management companies implementing effective solutions to address these issues [1][2][3]. Group 1: Delivery Challenges - The "last 100 meters" delivery issue remains unresolved, with no unified industry standards, leading to conflicts between delivery riders and property management [1][5]. - High-end residential areas like Rinheng Park Century in Shanghai have implemented strict delivery protocols, causing frustration among delivery riders due to time-consuming processes [2][3]. - The increasing number of "people-vehicle separated" communities complicates the delivery process, with differing opinions among residents on how to manage deliveries safely [3][6]. Group 2: Successful Management Cases - Some property management companies have successfully collaborated with internet delivery platforms to enhance delivery efficiency, such as implementing shuttle services for riders [1][4]. - The "Rider-Friendly Community" initiative is being promoted across various provinces, aiming to improve the delivery experience for riders while ensuring safety for residents [1][8]. - Examples of effective management include the implementation of dedicated delivery vehicles in large residential areas, allowing riders to switch to community-provided vehicles for faster delivery [6][7]. Group 3: Technological Solutions - Leading property companies are leveraging technology to streamline the entry process for delivery riders, significantly reducing wait times at entry points [7][8]. - Initiatives like the "Rider-Friendly Map" in Shanghai have been introduced to optimize delivery routes, saving riders an average of 20% in delivery time [9]. - Local governments are also taking steps to categorize residential areas based on delivery access, simplifying the entry process for riders and reducing conflicts [8][9].