This chapter outlines a series of results interpretation on the interrelations among inclusive housing, intergroup social capital and subjective wellbeing. It begins with procedures for multilevel analysis as well as multilevel serial mediation analysis that are in accordance with the three sets of research questions and hypotheses for analyzing the interrelations. Multilevel models were conducted to figure out the impacts of housing mix indicators on subjective wellbeing as well as on different forms of social capital. According to the conceptual diagram of causal pathways and theoretically indicated mediation hypotheses, multilevel analysis with all forms of social capital as mediators was estimated by multilevel serial mediation analysis to find out significant domino effects. The supplementary dominance analysis to compare the relative importance of predictors in explaining the variability of the dependent variable is also conducted. Research findings on the associations between housing mix and subjective wellbeing, housing mix and intergroup social capital, as well as the mediation effects of social capital as the underlying mechanism are respectively displayed.