LIVESENSE Inc. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Taichi Murakami; Stock Code: 6054), which operates the real estate information site "IESHIL" (URL: https://ieshil.com/), has implemented a new feature displaying the "projected gross yield*" for individual condominium units in Tokyo and the three surrounding prefectures. In response to recent soaring condominium prices, even buyers for residential purposes are increasingly interested in exit strategies that consider future life events leading to a change in residence (sale or rental operation). This feature visualizes the return on investment on a per-room basis as a quantitative figure, helping consumers make objective and multifaceted judgments about exit strategies such as "sell or rent." * Projected gross yield is an indicator calculated by dividing the "projected rental income" from renting out a unit for one year by the "reference market price (purchase price)" for that unit. Since actual vacancy risk and maintenance costs (management fees, repair reserve fund, property tax, etc.) are not considered, it serves as a benchmark for assessing the approximate profitability of a property (unit). [Calculation Formula] Projected Gross Yield (%) = Annual Projected Rental Income (Projected Rent x 12) / Reference Market Price per Unit x 100 ■ Background of New Feature Development: A Real-Demand Yardstick to Discern a "Bubble" in Sales Prices Currently, condominium sales prices (seller's asking prices) continue to soar, particularly in the Tokyo metropolitan area. While sales prices are susceptible to market overheating and low interest rates, "rental prices" paid by actual residents directly reflect real demand and are less prone to bubble inflation. Purchasing a condominium by simply accepting the presented sales price carries the risk of "buying at a high price and seeing future asset value diminish (catching a falling knife)" in the current market environment. Even for general buyers not intending to i