Satisfaction, Issues, and Demands for Intelligent Community Systems to Develop Public Asset Management for Residential Condominiums in Sriracha Municipality, Chonburi Province

Abstract

The expansion of urban areas and rising land prices in the downtown area have resulted in the widespread popularity of housing in the form of block buildings, especially in the Sriracha Municipal District, Chonburi Province, which is an important economic area with a dense population and a continuous development of real estate projects. However, a clear problem encountered in residential complex buildings is the management of public assets such as elevators, swimming pools, fitness, security systems, parking spaces, and the environment within the project, which directly affects the quality of life of residents. This research is purposeful. 1) To study the satisfaction and problems in the use of the collective assets of the complex building 2) To study the needs for the development of intelligent community systems in complex buildings. 3) To guide the management of the collective assets of the complex building, use a questionnaire from a sample group of 400 people.

The results of the research found that overall resident satisfaction with public property is high, especially with guard and security systems. The second is shops and swimming pools. There are moderate problems with public property, with the most common problems being shops and swimming pools. And the seed garden reflects the need to optimize and properly manage shared assets. The need to develop intelligent community systems has received moderate attention. By residents expressing the highest demands on air pollution alert systems, intelligent facilities systems, these demands reflect the expectations of residents who want their homes to contribute to convenient, safe, and healthy living.