In a qualitative step towards regulating and developing the real estate rental market, Ejar has launched an innovative index known as “Rental Behavior Index", which aims to provide accurate and reliable data that helps all parties to the rental process (landlord, tenant and intermediaries) to make informed and transparent rental decisions.The index provides users with accurate data that helps all parties to make rental decisions aimed at enhancing transparency and reliability in the rental real estate market.
Key Axes of Rental Behavior Assessment:
The service provides a record documenting tenant transactions and is based on 5 key axes for assessing rental behavior, namely:
Rental Behavior Assessment.
Measurement of regularity of payment per contract
This axis focuses on the tenant's commitment to pay rent on time.
Demonstrate the degree of tenant stability and satisfaction with the experience
This axis measures the tenant's stability and satisfaction with the rental unit during the rental period.
Default monitoring
This axis follows up on any financial or judicial defaults recorded against the tenant related to their rental obligations.<It helps assess the tenant's financial capacity and ability to continue paying obligations.
Demonstrate the non-financial aspects associated with the tenant
It includes assessing non-financial behavior, such as the condition of the unit upon delivery and the number of complaints filed against the tenant.
Objective of the Index:
The Rental Behavior Index aims to:
Provide accurate data that helps all parties in making leasing decisions.
Promote transparency and reliability in the rental real estate market.
Build greater trust between landlords and tenants through a record that objectively documents tenant transactions.
Objective of the Index:
This index is supported by five key pillars that focus on a comprehensive assessment of tenant behavior, both financial and non-financial, which contributes to creating a fairer and more transparent rental environment.
This index comes supported by five key pillars that focus on a comprehensive assessment of tenant behavior, both from a financial and non-financial point of view.
