The Economic Daily article points out that making full use of the real estate financing coordination mechanism is an inevitable requirement to do a good job in securing the delivery of housing. The work of securing the delivery of housing involves the vital interests of the general public. We must adhere to the people-centered approach, so that buyers can obtain houses that have passed the inspection as scheduled in accordance with the contract agreement. In this process, solving the financial difficulties of housing enterprises is the key, and the real estate financing coordination mechanism can play a leading and coordinated role in promotion. City governments should push ahead with projects that meet the “white list” conditions. Commercial banks are required to fully finance compliant “white list” projects. Coordination mechanisms should further play an overall role to unblock blockages and stuck points. Finally, it is also necessary to strictly control compliance barriers to ensure that funds are used effectively to avoid secondary risks.