Given the limited total amount of urban resources, to ensure that frontline workers have a place to live and a place to live, it is advisable to focus more on revitalizing existing resources in Shanghai and enjoying apartment services. How much does it cost at least? Air conditioning, refrigerator, washing machine and other household appliances, as well as complete sets of furniture, are all available. There is also a public service area of nearly 400 square meters and a fitness area of 4360 square meters. Renting a bed with such conditions at Zhonghang Apartment in Minhang District, Shanghai costs around 700 yuan per month. The new era urban builder manager's home project explored in Shanghai provides rental discounts, high-quality, well-equipped, and orderly managed rental housing and beds to workers in industries such as construction, sanitation, and express delivery, providing ideas for solving the housing problems of frontline workers in big cities. Frontline workers engaged in urban construction and basic public services are indispensable in the development and operation of cities. However, due to economic pressure, many frontline workers have to lower their pursuit of living quality or abandon commuting convenience to find housing in the suburbs. This directly affects their sense of happiness and security living in the city. Only by settling down can one work happily. General Secretary Xi Jinping pointed out that "cities should not only have height, but also temperature", emphasizing that "the concept of making people's lives more comfortable should be integrated into the blood of urban planning and construction, and reflected in every detail". The housing problem of frontline workers is related to the well-being of the people. Increasing the supply of affordable housing, supporting the "housing dream" of frontline workers, and ensuring that migrant workers can enter, stay, live comfortably, and start businesses are important aspects of ensuring and improving people's livelihoods in development, as well as fulfilling the concept of people's cities. Currently, with the increasing efforts to raise funds for the construction of affordable rental housing in various regions, more workers have access to affordable housing options. However, it should also be noted that the existing number of rental housing and beds is still insufficient to meet the needs of a large number of frontline workers, and the supply-demand contradiction of affordable rental housing is still prominent. Given the limited total amount of urban resources, it is advisable to focus more on revitalizing existing resources and exploring increments within them in order to ensure that frontline workers have "a place to live" and "a better place to live". The Starry Sky Community in Shibalidian Township, Chaoyang District, Beijing, used to be a stone processing and distribution center for "small scattered and dirty" enterprises. After being relieved and treated, it has transformed into a affordable rental housing community, covering rental needs at all levels from one bed, one room to one suite. The idle buildings and factories in the industrial park of Tiankai Xiqing Park in Xiqing District, Tianjin have undergone residential and fire safety renovations, becoming warm residences for blue collar workers. The Zhonghang Apartment in Minhang District, Shanghai was also renovated from an old valve factory building. To activate the stock, we need to fully unleash the effectiveness of existing policies and deepen reforms to overcome institutional barriers. Many cities have strict restrictions on "commercial to residential" conversion, and the water and electricity costs of commercial buildings are much higher than those of ordinary housing. The requirements for fire safety and other aspects are also different. Exploring models such as "urban renewal" and "purchasing instead of building" according to local conditions, and converting idle or inefficiently utilized non residential buildings such as factories, office buildings, or hotels, as well as commercial housing into affordable housing, requires the introduction of supporting policies in multiple fields such as housing, land, and credit, clarifying boundaries and coordinating arrangements. By doing everything possible to promote efficient utilization of urban resources and further expand the supply of affordable housing, more frontline workers can feel the warmth of home. Cities are built for people, and cities thrive for people. The Decision of the Third Plenum of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China proposes to increase the construction and supply of affordable housing to meet the rigid housing needs of the working class. From the "Love Stations" and "Worker Harbors" on the streets and alleys, to the enthusiastic and caring "Rider Friendly Blocks", and to high-quality and inclusive affordable housing... The increasingly improved public services reflect the city's careful care for workers. Adhering to the concept of "people's cities built by the people, people's cities for the people", we will not abandon small details and work hard for a long time. Starting from the people's clothing, food, housing, and transportation, we will turn more "troubles" into "comfortable things". Our city will surely paint a warmer picture of people's livelihood. (New Society)