A study on the factor contributing to low tenancy occupancy rate in shopping complexes in Perak / Amirah Balqis Ahmad Sedek and Wan Samsul Zamani Wan Hamdan

This article examines the main factor on tenancy occupancy rate of the shopping complex in Perak, Malaysia. Primary data collection was used to obtain data in this quantitative study. To understand low tenancy occupancy rate, many case studies were carefully chosen. In particular, the shopping complexes in District Perak Tengah, were chosen as examples. Questionnaires data was analysed using SPSS software to ensure rigour. The study identified and highlighted the factor and solution on low tenancy occupancy rate in shopping complexes by evaluating the data. This study sheds light on why shopping complexes may have low tenancy occupancy rates. These findings help governments, facility management, and occupants solve Malaysia's low tenancy occupancy rate of shopping complex issues. Quantitative surveys and various case studies are included in this expanded abstract. It stresses SPSS software's thorough analysis and the study findings' contribution to occupancy rate in shopping complex knowledge and comprehension.