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What Japanese Tenants Look For: Insights for Property Owners
When renting out property in Japan, understanding tenant preferences can make all the difference between a vacant listing and a highly sought-after unit. While universal factors like location and price play a role, the Japanese rental market has unique nuances that every property owner should consider. These details significantly influence tenant decisions, from security features like double-door entry systems to the appeal of higher floors for both safety and privacy.
Heating Your Home: A Guide to Japan’s Unique Home Heating Solutions
As winter continues, Japan’s innovative and traditional heating solutions take center stage. Unlike central heating systems common in many countries, Japanese homes rely on a mix of portable, energy-efficient, and uniquely cultural heating methods. Whether you are settling into your new home in Japan, planning a winter visit or are just confused about what options you have in your Airbnb, understanding these solutions can make the season much more comfortable.
Overseas Owner’s Guide to Property in Japan: Japan Real Estate Summit Recap
Whether you’re 100% new to real estate in Japan or want to brush up on your knowledge, we’ve organised all the recorded talks of the summit into areas of interest for you to watch or listen to on your drive to work, morning run, or even evening study session.
Japan Continues To See Moderate Economic Recovery
Japan’s government maintained its moderate economic recovery outlook in October’s report, noting improvements in employment and income. However, it flagged global risks, including high U.S. and European interest rates, China’s real estate stagnation, and Middle East conflicts.
A Guide to Installing an Onsen in Your Home in Japan: Requirements, Regulations, Costs, and Location Considerations
Japan’s love affair with onsens (hot springs) dates back centuries, offering not only a place of relaxation but also a deep connection with nature and
Disaster Prevention Measures for Houses and Apartments in Japan: A Safe Investment for Peace of Mind
When considering buying property in Japan, one of the main concerns for many is the country’s susceptibility to natural disasters, such as earthquakes, typhoons, and heavy rain. However, Japan has some of the most advanced and stringent disaster prevention measures in the world, making its homes and apartments not only safe but also a solid investment.