Residential areas with low occupancy rate are more suitable for living.

This statement is not necessarily accurate. A residential area with low occupancy rate may have some advantages, such as being quiet, but it also has some disadvantages, such as small number of actual residents, small flow of people, slow development of surrounding facilities and inadequate property management in the residential area. So we can't generalize, it depends on the specific community situation.

If the occupancy rate of a community is low, it may mean that the number of residents in the community is small, so the community atmosphere may be relatively quiet. In addition, due to the low occupancy rate, the vacancy rate of houses may be relatively high, so there may be more houses for rent or purchase.

However, there may be some unfavorable factors in the community with low occupancy rate. First of all, due to the small number of actual residents, the development of facilities around the community may be slow, such as shops, supermarkets, hospitals, etc., which may not be as complete as the community with high occupancy rate. Secondly, due to the small flow of people, the security of the community may be relatively low, lacking perfect security measures and equipment. In addition, residential property management may not be in place because of the small number of households, which may lead to problems such as environmental sanitation and maintenance of public facilities.

Therefore, the choice of the community should be based on personal needs and preferences, not just the occupancy rate. If you prefer a quiet living environment, then a community with low occupancy rate may be more suitable for you; If perfect community facilities and security are needed, then a community with high occupancy rate may be more suitable.