Which communities are managed by Baizi Property Management?

Baizi Property manages old communities in Xuanwu District. There are 268 old communities managed by Baizi Property, accounting for 61% of the total number of old communities in the district, including 52 closed communities. Under the decision-making and deployment of the Xuanwu District Committee and District Government, in July 2020, Xuanwu Urban Construction Group Baizi Property was established. Focusing on "people's calls" and "people's concerns", we actively built the "Baizihong" party building brand and shouldered the important task of hosting old communities without properties. Focusing on "acceptability, good management and sustainability", Xuanwu Urban Construction Group Baizi Property takes red properties as its starting point and builds a strong fortress of "Baizihong" gas stations in the managed project communities to truly "manage" the old communities. stand up.

After more than two years of practice, the path of "Bai Zihong" party building to lead the governance of old communities has gradually become clear. The "Baizihong" model builds a "1+3+X" multi-party linkage governance system. The property management and community party organizations form a "two-way entry, cross-appointment" working mechanism; the community party organization takes the lead in managing the general affairs, and the community neighborhood committee, Baizi Property Management, industry (management) ) committees work together to form a closed loop in terms of collection of public opinion demands, deliberations, disposal, and feedback.

The key to the vitality of grassroots governance lies in people. In the trusteeship project, Baizi Property Management of Xuanwu Urban Construction Group has cultivated a team of red housekeepers composed of grid party branch secretaries, party members and building leaders. A famous red housekeeper is active in the community, taking turns to work and on duty regularly, collecting social conditions and public opinion, and solving people's demands.