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Issue 96: Japan July 2017

The breakeven point of Minpaku business in Tokyo Japan s Upper House passed the Private Lodging Business Law (the Minpaku regulation) on 9 June 2017, which allows the operation of Minpaku services (the renting out of private residences) throughout Japan as early as 2018, whilst limiting total stays to 180 nights a year. The law requires hosts of accommodation to register with the local government and have a contract with an outside management company, which is a registered Minpaku business. With the new law setting a green light for the homesharing business, various industries are looking to profit from this rapidly growing business. Japanese IT giant, Rakuten has announced a joint venture with real estate brokerage website, Lifull whilst telecommunications operator, KDDI, announced a joint venture with an online travel agency to enter the Minpaku market. This will challenge Airbnb, who have expanded their business aggressively in Japan to become the market leader. Towards the end of 2016, there were 48,000 Airbnb listings throughout Japan, with the majority unregistered illegal private residences. According to the Airbnb & Hotel Performance Report released by STR in January 2017, Tokyo achieved the highest Airbnb Occupancy and is the fastest growing market for Airbnb demand and supply amongst 13 * major cities in the world. Several major players are planning to move into the Minpaku market, with business expected to increase in advance of Tokyo being the Olympic 2020 host city. Though the home-sharing limits set by the regulation are relatively lenient, compared with 90 days in London and 60 days in Amsterdam, the 180-day rule establishes a bar for those who plan to enter the market. Horwath HTL Japan has put together a preliminary study for finding out, whether potential Airbnb hosts will make money, and what the potential is for growing a business segment. 13 Cities are: Greater Barcelona, Greater London, Mexico City, Paris, Sydney, Tokyo, Boston, Los Angeles, Miami, New Orleans, San Francisco, Seattle, and Washing DC www.horwathhtl.com 2

According to AirbDatabank, a consulting firm that provides marketing data for Airbnb hosts, occupancy and ADR for Airbnb listings in Tokyo by guest capacity are summarized below. Occupancy Overall 62.5% Single guest 53.9% 2-3 guests 63.9% 4-5 guests 65.0% 6 guests and above 60.1% ADR (JPY) Overall 8,486 Single guest 4,310 2-3 guests 6,693 4-5 guests 8,780 6 guests and above 13,616 Source: AirbDatabank Data compiled by Horwath HTL Occupancy for Tokyo listings achieved over 50% for all type of guest capacity with the lowest for single guests at 53.9% and the highest for 4-5 guests at 65%, converting to 237 days in operation per year, exceeding 57 days from the new 180-day restriction. In order to figure out whether the business model is still feasible under the 180-day limit, we have compiled an operational pro forma for each lodging type based on the assumption, market study and actual market data gathered from various sources. Occupancy for all lodging type is assumed at its maximum operational condition of 49% (180 days out of 365 days) and ADR is set at market average for each type in 2016. Departmental expenses were applied using Uniform System of Accounts for the Lodging Industry based on several case studies for the actual expenses of Airbnb listings. www.horwathhtl.com 3

6 Guests+ PAR (month) % 4-5 Guests PAR (month) % 2-3 Guests PAR (month) % Single Guest Number of Rooms 1 1 1 1 Number of Days Operated 365 365 365 365 Room Nights Available 365 365 365 365 Room Nights Demand 180 180 180 180 OCC 49% 49% 49% 49% ADR (JPY) 13,616 8,780 6,693 4,310 RevPAR (JPY) 6,715 4,330 3,301 2,126 PAR (month) % Revenue Rooms 2,450,899 204,242 77.3% 1,580,396 131,700 73.3% 1,204,730 100,394 73.6% 775,843 64,654 69.8% F&B 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0 0.0% OOD 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0 0.0% Rentals & Other Income 720,000 60,000 22.7% 576,000 48,000 26.7% 432,000 36,000 26.4% 336,000 28,000 30.2% Total Revenue 3,170,899 264,242 100.0% 2,156,396 179,700 100.0% 1,636,730 136,394 100.0% 1,111,843 92,654 100.0% Departmental Expenses Rooms 490,180 40,848 20.0% 316,079 26,340 20.0% 240,946 20,079 20.0% 155,169 12,931 20.0% F&B 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% OOD 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% Rentals & Other Income 720,000 60,000 100.0% 576,000 48,000 100.0% 432,000 36,000 100.0% 336,000 28,000 100.0% Total Departmental Expenses 1,210,180 100,848 38.2% 892,079 74,340 41.4% 672,946 56,079 41.1% 491,169 40,931 44.2% Departmental Income Rooms 1,960,719 163,393 80.0% 1,264,317 105,360 80.0% 963,784 80,315 80.0% 620,674 51,723 80.0% F&B 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% OOD 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% Rentals & Other Income 720,000 60,000 100.0% 576,000 48,000 100.0% 432,000 36,000 100.0% 336,000 28,000 100.0% Total Departmental Income 2,680,719 223,393 221.5% 1,840,317 153,360 206.3% 1,395,784 116,315 207.4% 956,674 79,723 194.8% Undistributed Operating Expenses Administrative & General 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0% Sales & Marketing 95,127 7,927 3.0% 64,692 5,391 3.0% 49,102 4,092 3.0% 33,355 2,780 3.0% Utilities 216,000 18,000 6.8% 180,000 15,000 8.3% 120,000 10,000 7.3% 108,000 9,000 9.7% POM 85,709 7,142 2.7% 75,564 6,297 3.5% 70,367 5,864 4.3% 65,118 5,427 5.9% Total Undistributed Expenses 396,836 33,070 12.5% 320,256 26,688 14.9% 239,469 19,956 14.6% 206,474 17,206 18.6% GOP 1,563,883 130,324 49.3% 944,061 78,672 43.8% 724,315 60,360 44.3% 414,201 34,517 37.3% Source: Horwath HTL www.horwathhtl.com 4

Revenue Department: In addition to the rooms revenue, cleaning fees are recorded as Rental and Other Income. Departmental Expenses: 20% of rooms revenue is allocated as the management fee for a management company which is obliged under the new Minpaku law to perform background checks of guests, deal with complaints from neighbors, manage keys for the operator, take out casualty insurance, make sure building garbage rules are complied with, etc. Expenses for cleaning is assumed at 100% of cleaning fees and allocated accordingly. The following table summarizes the residential market rental fee in Tokyo with 10 minutes walking distance from nearest train station by 23 wards and by room size. Undistributed Operating Expenses: We have included the commission fee charged by Airbnb under Sales and Marketing Department (3% of total revenue), WIFI service assumed at 4,500 yen per month and other consumables expenses assumed at 1% of rooms revenue were allocated under Property Operation and Maintenance (POM) Department. As a result, the projected monthly GOP for a single guest facility averaged at 34,517 yen; 60,360 yen for 2-3 guests capacity; 78,672 yen for 4-5 guests capacity, and 130,324 yen for the property that can accommodate 6 or more guests. We then compared the monthly GOP of each lodging type with the alternative rental fee of the residential market in Tokyo. We have excluded the 1-person listing from comparison given the fact that the majority of room offerings for single guests are a shared house/room. Room size for hosting up to 2-3 guests assumed at 20-30sqm and 4-5 guests at 30-40sqm, properties for 6 or more guests with the room size of 40-50sqm. Monthly Rent in Tokyo ( 000 ) 20-30sqm 30-40sqm 40-50sqm Minato-ku 121.3 151.4 179.3 Chiyoda-ku 113.0 142.0 169.2 Shibuya-ku 110.8 139.4 165.9 Cyuo-ku 107.5 134.6 159.5 Meguro-ku 98.5 122.2 143.8 Shinjuku-ku 93.8 117.5 139.1 Bunkyo-ku 89.7 111.7 131.7 Taito-ku 94.4 113.7 131.2 Shinagawa-ku 87.6 108.6 127.5 Koto-ku 89.2 108.3 125.5 Setagaya-ku 82.3 103.4 122.5 Toshima-ku 82.7 102.0 119.4 Sumida-ku 83.0 98.5 112.0 Suginami-ku 76.4 94.5 110.7 Nakano-ku 76.9 94.4 109.8 Ohta-ku 77.5 94.4 1096 Arakawa-ku 75.8 92.0 106.2 Kita-ku 74.0 89.4 103.0 Nerima-ku 67.8 82.7 95.9 Itabashi-ku 69.3 83.4 95.6 Edogawaku 66.1 79.9 92.1 Adachi-ku 63.0 75.5 86.3 Katsushika-ku 63.1 75.0 85.3 Average 85.4 105.0 122.6 Source: www.lifull.com Data abstracted in June 2017 and compiled by Horwath HTL www.horwathhtl.com 5

23 Wards of Tokyo By comparing the monthly rental income and the projected monthly GOP of comparable home-sharing properties, monthly operational GOP is significantly lower than the average monthly rental income for properties cater for 2-3 guests (20-30sqm) and 4-5 guests (30-40 sqm). The only financially feasible scenario for the home-sharing business is found to be the housing of 6 guests or more. In addition, because the rent is higher for properties located in central Tokyo areas (Minato-ku, Chiyodaku, Shibuya-ku, Cyuo-ku, Shinjuku-ku) and the current home-sharing projection is assumed at its full occupancy (180 operational days out of 365 days), it is easier to secure the level of rental income instead of generating the comparable amount of operational GOP by fully operating the property as home-sharing objectives, bearing the operational risk including the seasonality and higher FF&E cost (rental property in Japan is usually offered without furniture) for real estate owners of properties locate in central Tokyo. Therefore, we conclude, the only growing market for the home-sharing business is limited to 40sqm and large real estate properties that are capable of hosting larger groups and located outside of central Tokyo, with relatively lower rent costs. This will require high levels of marketing skills and revenue management expertise, to achieve the budgeted operational performance for properties with less attractive accessibility. Overall, we see the 180-day restriction of the new Minpaku law, will possibly encourage the utilization of large-sized properties in the secondary rental market in Tokyo, to be branded and managed by industry professionals and will discourage private individuals from sub-letting their own properties. www.horwathhtl.com 6

Horwath HTL Japan Horwath HTL Japan provides consulting services with in-depth market and technical knowledge, to the hotel, tourism and leisure industries. Our network has offices in eleven cities in the Asia Pacific region and forty five throughout the world. We provide a well-balanced and sound approach in assisting clients progressing their business decisions and strategies with quality information. Our key areas of business are: Asset Management Due Diligence Litigation Support Pre-lending Bank Reviews Independent Expert Advice Strategic Advice Market Supply & Demand Studies Financial Feasibility Studies Operating & Financial Projections Operator Selection & Contract Negotiation Author: KOJI TAKABAYASHI Managing Director Horwath HTL Japan ktakabayashi@horwathhtl.com Mr. Takabayashi is Managing Director at Horwath HTL Japan and is also a visiting professor at Teikyo University in Tokyo. Previously, he worked for PWC Consulting and Mitsubishi Corporation. He is a CPA (Illinois, USA) and a member of Hospitality Asset Managers Association (HAMA). He received a MMH from Cornell University and MBA from Hitotsubashi University. 21F Shinjuku Park Tower, 3-7-1 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 163-1021 Japan www.horwathhtl.com 7

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