There is a wave of rent withdrawal in Ginza, Japan. Why is there a sudden wave of rent withdrawal?

When it comes to Ginza, people first think of Japan? Shopping paradise? Ginza, Japan is a major business district in the central area of Tokyo, where famous brands from all over the world gather. People can buy world-famous brands and taste delicious food from all over the world in this street, which is known as? The most expensive place in Asia? , symbolizing the prosperity of Japan. Ginza, Japan, is the largest and most prosperous business district in Japan, and ranks as the three prosperous centers in the world together with the Champs Elysé es in Paris and Fifth Avenue in New York.

According to the latest news from Japan News, by the end of 65438+February in 2020, the vacancy rate of commercial facilities in Ginza, Japan reached 3.3%, up 0.7 percentage points from the previous quarter. According to the forecast report, with the further increase in the vacancy rate and the increasing downward pressure on rents, the average rent of commercial facilities in Ginza is likely to fall below 70,000 yen per square meter (about 4,300 yuan) during the year. This will be a blow to Japan.

As a business? Battlefield The attraction of Ginza is not as good as before, mainly due to the following reasons: First, due to the epidemic, the performance of Japanese retail business declined. Under the long-term epidemic, the Japanese people reduced the number of tourists going out and visiting Japan, and many commercial facilities closed down or shortened their business hours, resulting in a decline in performance. The second is the decline of tourism. The epidemic has prevented most people from traveling abroad. Ginza, Japan has its own? Shopping paradise? Good name, so many foreigners who travel to Japan will go shopping. Now that people can't go out because of the epidemic, naturally no one will go shopping. Third, people's income has decreased. The epidemic has brought a downturn to the global economic development. Because the national economy has not resumed production, residents have not gone out to work, and there is no income without work. Without income, it is difficult to survive and have no money to shop. The decrease in income can not support business, which explains the phenomenon of rent withdrawal in Ginza, Japan.

The epidemic situation has brought great changes to people's production and life. We also hope that the epidemic will pass soon and our lives will return to normal. Only in this way can the economy be dynamic and people have the desire to shop.