In 2013, the top runner standard will effectively become the minimum standard!!

Continuing from yesterday. I always complain about the country's standards, but
As I researched the matter, I came to think that the Employer Standards were a surprisingly good system.
It has become.
I would like to explain the reasons for this.
It is said that the number of new construction starts this year will be between 70 and 80.
But this also includes apartments.
Detached houses include all types of housing, including condominiums, rentals, and owner-occupied homes.
If there is no classification of structures such as steel frame or wood, all are lumped together.
It seems to be about 40 households.
As far as I can count, there are 150 condominium companies across the country that build more than XNUMX houses a year.
The number of buildings started construction (2011) was 48,880.

However, there are companies with more than 150 buildings in Saitama, Tokyo, Kanagawa, Chiba, and Aichi.
There are areas that cannot be read, and if you add up the overflowing companies,
I think there are at least another 20 companies and 3,000 buildings to go.
That adds up to about 52,000 buildings!
These companies are required to meet the top runner standards in fiscal year 2013.
In addition, Ichijo Komuten, which has already achieved the top runner status, has built 10,000 buildings.
There are 1,500 Swedish houses.
In total, 63,500 buildings were built in fiscal 2013.
The top runner standards will become the standard.
This accounts for 15.8% of all detached houses!!
What's more, the majority of these are detached houses that are classified as "low-cost."
According to the president of a company I work for, the cost of the house is said to be 8 million yen.
The average selling price of a detached house in Osaka is said to be around 13 million yen.
That might be easier to understand.
In the words of Yukio Funai, the god of management consulting,
There is something called the "1st monkey phenomenon." When XNUMX% of the total population moves,
A big movement will occur. This will be in CDs and books.
When a book sells 1 million copies (books), which is 1% of 100 million people, it is considered a big hit!
You can see it. The current figure of 15.8% is XNUMX times higher than that.
It's a ratio. It would be crazy to think that there won't be any movement.
In addition, the housing manufacturer said that it is "not obligated" to "lose" to 1300 million low-cost housing.
"There's no light..." "They're just using sunlight to hide it..."
Will he be able to do it? Will he continue to run away?
Assuming that housing manufacturers have pride and conscience, the top seven companies introduced yesterday
If all of these standards were raised to the top runner standard, an additional 7.7 buildings would be added.
This will bring the total to 140,000 buildings!!!
If this happens, it's 35%!!
This was the ratio of next-generation energy-saving technologies in new buildings until about two years ago.
With the introduction of eco-points, the next generation ratio rose to nearly 55% in just one year.
It is also true that if similar policy guidance had been implemented, the number of
It seems that raising the top runner ratio to 55% is not an impossible dream.
It's interesting to feel that way.
If this happens, the rest of the housing market will have no choice but to follow suit.
think.
If this were to happen, no matter where you buy a house, there would be no buyers who would say, "It's so cold! I made a mistake!"
It is expected to decrease dramatically.
This calculation includes optimistic thinking like that of the dreamy dreamer, but it is not an overly optimistic forecast.
I don't think so. I want people to take out a 35-year loan and buy a "failed house" as soon as possible.
I sincerely hope that this will reduce the number of people like me.