"Changes in Community Property Services from an International Perspective"

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First, internationalization means higher service standards and quality requirements. In international metropolises, high-quality property services are an important part of the city's image. Take cities such as New York and London as examples. The property services in their high-end residential areas include not only basic cleaning and security, but also personalized services such as customized home maintenance and efficient facility management. These service standards provide a reference for the residents of Gumei Road Street, allowing them to have higher expectations for the property services in their own communities.

Secondly, internationalization has brought advanced management concepts and technical means. Many international property management companies use digital and intelligent systems to improve service efficiency and management level. For example, they use the Internet of Things technology to monitor the operation status of community facilities in real time and predict maintenance needs through big data analysis. In the process of pursuing better property services, residents of Gumei Road Street are also eager to introduce these advanced technologies and management methods to improve the living quality of the community.

In addition, internationalization promotes the mobility of people and cultural exchanges. As more and more foreigners work and live in China, their needs and expectations for property services are also different. This has prompted the domestic property service industry to pay more attention to the integration of multiple cultures and the personalization of services to meet the needs of different groups of people. In Gumei Road Street, if there are foreign residents in the community, their feedback and suggestions on property services may provide new ideas for improving services.

However, it is not always smooth sailing to apply international experience and concepts to the community property services in Gumei Road Subdistrict. On the one hand, there are limitations on capital and technical investment. The introduction of advanced management systems and technical equipment requires a lot of financial support, and some old communities may find it difficult to bear such costs. On the other hand, differences in culture and habits may also lead to communication barriers and service mismatches. For example, some common service methods abroad may not be accepted by residents in China and need to be adjusted and improved locally.

In response to these problems, relevant departments and property service companies can take a series of measures. First, strengthen policy support and financial investment in the property service industry, and encourage companies to carry out technological innovation and service upgrades. Second, carry out training for property service personnel to improve their professional quality and cross-cultural communication skills. At the same time, actively promote community residents to participate in the supervision and management of property services, establish an effective feedback mechanism, timely understand residents' needs and opinions, and continuously optimize service quality.

In short, internationalization has brought new opportunities and challenges to the property services of Gumei Road Subdistrict in Minhang District, Shanghai. By learning from international experience, combining local actual conditions, and constantly exploring and innovating, we believe that we can provide residents with better, more efficient and satisfactory property services, and improve the quality of life and happiness of the community.