Occupancy


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Occupancy

The state of living or maintaining an office in a designated building or portion thereof. For example, one who rents a house may take up occupancy on the first day of the lease.
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The electricity consumption demonstrates a significant positive correlation (63% ~ 69%) with the occupancy rates in the different types of buildings.
Improvement of building energy simulation accuracy with occupancy schedules derived from hourly building electricity consumption
The most common direct method in industry is through occupancy sensor, including passive infrared occupancy sensors, ultrasonic occupancy sensors, and etc.
Development of Empirical Office Occupancy Profiles Based on Information Technology Sensor Systems
With classification of hotels on the basis of star system, four-star hotels recorded the highest room occupancy rate in 2011 with a percentage of 65.
Saudi Arabia : Increase of occupancy in hotels by 63% and in furnished apartments by 68.3% in 2011
Overall, EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) dominated the list of markets with the fastest growing occupancy costs, accounting for five of the top 10 and 19 of the top 50 markets.
London still world's most expensive office market
You see a lot of situations where somebody buys a property at 65 percent occupancy and the plan is to bring in new management, which they believe is going to bring additional occupancy into the building," he explained.
Can you spare a few million? Loan performance at an all-time high
Results from the fourth quarter of 2003 are continued evidence that occupancy rates for assisted living are not going to jump back up to the mid-90s any time soon.
A look at the latest NIC key financial indicators
The 13 markets with occupancy costs growing at a rate of more than 30% represent a broad cross-section of the global economy.
Downtown enters top 50 list of most expensive office markets
In comparison, the median occupancy rate for skilled nursing during the fourth quarter rose slightly from 87 to 88.
Good times, bad times continued for assisted living properties in 4Q '03
With that transaction," he said, "568 beds were taken out of the system, so some of that obviously affected occupancy in the skilled nursing sector of that particular market.
Industry financial benchmarks show signs of improvement, but serious issues remain. (Nicon Financing)

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