OCCURRENCE PROBABILITY BETWEEN REGIONAL CHARACTERISTICS AND BUILDINGS TENANT USES IN URBAN AREAS CONSISTING MAINLY OF MULTI-TENANTED BUILDINGS

- Focus on the west exit of Shimbashi Station -

Abstract

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government has been promoting an attractive cityscape through the “Urban Area Reorganisation and Town Development System”. The West side of the Shimbashi Station area, including the area covered by this system, is a unique urban area with a high concentration of multi-tenanted buildings and narrow streets. This study constructs a tenant occurrence probability model in the area. The result showed that the effect of area characteristics on the probability of tenant occurrence varies due to differences in the needs of the regional characteristics, such as the distance from the station and the building area, sought by tenants.