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Tokyo Real Estate (Current state Findings (Lifespan of a building is 10-25…

- - - - Alternative living - Future = collectivism?
        
        Collictivism today = personal choice and view of life
        
        Collectivism in history = political, subcultural or forced (economic)
        
        Where does culture come into the picture?
        
        Is there a need for a sense of community in individualist living?
        
        "crisis of touch" .
        https://www.theguardian.com/society/2018/mar/07/crisis-touch-hugging-mental-health-strokes-cuddles
        
        If shared living is the future, could "House rules" be a brand experience?
      - Integrated tech - IOT vs. hardware lifespan
    - - https://space10.com/project/imagine-2/
      - The urban village project "A liveable environment needs to suit our unique needs, adapt to the pulse of daily life and offer us the support systems and social life we seek. The Urban Village Project aims to do that by unlocking the multiple benefits of living in a tight-knit community, offering flexibility and cultivating a sense of belonging" Link
      - "As many as 41% of Americans buying a home are considering accommodating an elderly parent or an adult child, according to a survey conducted by John Burns Real Estate Consulting."
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      - "In designing for the young professionals driving the trend, the key component is understanding what’s important and valuable to them as a demographic." Not owning houses but combining aspects of life Link Title
        
        https://www.thecollective.com/co-living
        
        http://opendoor.io
    - - SolarVille Projekt "SolarVille aims to showcase that, when combined, technologies such as solar panels, micro-grids and blockchain open new opportunities for off-grid systems—allowing people to leapfrog traditional grid electricity" Link
    - - https://medium.com/@kailey.magder/smart-apartments-the-future-of-multifamily-1f8755a92381
      - Thought - how will smart apartments become a personalization factor when apartment shopping?
      - "Focus on infrastructure, not gadgets. It might be tempting to install Nest thermostats or Amazon Echos and call units “smart,” but true smart apartments start with infrastructure." Link Title
      - https://homebase.ai/smart-apartments/smart-apartments-2029-preparing-for-a-decade-of-innovation/
      - https://homebase.ai/smart-apartments/what-are-smart-apartments/
- - - - Safety regulations that are continuously changed and updated
      - History of bad buildings post-war japan that forced them to change construction standards
      - Always changing land owners making the terms of how to build and adapting the constructions, architecture and design after the current market situation
    - - Social lifespan: Buildings aren’t always able to keep up with changing household structure, lifestyles and tastes. This may be more apparent in Japanese housing over the past several decades. One example is the public housing built in the 1950’s and 1960’s. Even the most desired apartment blocks at that time had no elevators, low ceilings, and tiny rooms. Some apartments had either a communal bath or no bath at all as public baths were common. Nowadays these older apartments are considered to be very outdated, but they were once thought to be extremely modern and fashionable.
  - - - Single households/studios are considered the 'safest' investment
    - - Homes are usually in poor shape when sold 'second hand'