Verifying New Life Move-in Answers: Apartment Vacancies, Cause May Be 'Inconvenience of Parcel Reception' Not Rent? 90% of Residents Stressed About Delivery Environment. About 27% Consider 'Moving Out If Delivery Box Is Insufficient'.
A survey by Every WiLL Inc. revealed that 90% of apartment residents feel stressed about their parcel reception environment, and 27% are considering moving out due to a lack of delivery boxes. This could be a factor in rising vacancy rates.
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Every WiLL Inc. (Headquarters: Shinjuku, Tokyo), a startup pioneering Japan's first innovative services in the real estate x logistics domain, recently conducted a survey regarding vacancies in apartment buildings (rental properties, condominiums).
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With the start of the new living season and move-ins, we are releasing our independent survey results regarding the importance of the 'parcel reception environment' for owners, management associations, and management companies of rental properties and condominiums who find that move-ins are not meeting expectations, or occupancy rates are lower than anticipated.
■ Survey Results
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The survey found that approximately 90% of residents feel stressed about the parcel reception environment. If delivery boxes are 'absent' or 'constantly full and unusable,' approximately 27% (more than 1 in 4) responded that they are considering or have already decided to 'move out (relocate)..'
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The inconvenience of 'receiving parcels,' which is a modern living infrastructure, has become a deciding factor in choosing apartment buildings, highlighting the reality that it is causing vacancies and declining occupancy rates.
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With the spread of e-commerce (online shopping), the number of individuals using delivery services to receive packages, and the frequency of such use, is increasing daily. We have confirmed that the stress of 'not being able to receive packages smoothly' can significantly lower resident satisfaction with their property.
■ Residents' True Feelings: 'If I Can't Receive Packages Conveniently, I Won't Stay. I'm Also Worried About Leave-at-Door Deliveries.'
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Availability of Delivery Facilities Affects Resident Stress: Regarding the shortage of delivery facilities (delivery boxes) in apartment buildings (rental properties and condominiums), approximately 90% of residents responded that they feel stress.
2. Potential Reason for Moving Out: If delivery boxes are constantly full or not installed, approximately 27% responded that they are considering or have decided to 'move out (relocate)..'
