Our Japan Property Market Report for 2022

2022 was a year of turmoil for markets, with interest rate rises, high inflation, and ongoing supply chain disruptions. Japan did not suffer to the same extent, with interest rates and inflation remaining low. The stable domestic conditions favored the real estate market with prices continuing to rise throughout the year.
Please feel free to view or download the PDF of our annual Japan Property Market Report, linked below.
New Office Location
Please be advised that we relocated our office to a new location over the Christmas/New Year's break. Our new address is:
H¹O Aoyama 401
3-1-30 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku
Tokyo 105-0001
TEL 03-6434-0801
Please note, we do not accept unscheduled office visits.
New Year Holidays

Please be advised that our office will be closed for the New Year holiday from tomorrow, December 24, and will re-open on Thursday, January 5, 2023. We wish you a happy holiday and look forward to helping with your real estate needs in 2023.
National government wants to halt Tokyo's population growth by 2027

In an attempt to reverse the overconcentration of the population in the greater Tokyo region, the national government wants 10,000 residents to move to the countryside each year, a lofty goal for a megalopolis that saw a net inflow of over 80,000 residents in 2021.
Luxury resort villa project planned for Atami

On December 16, Acao Spa & Resort announced plans for a 16 billion Yen (US$117 million) oceanfront luxury resort and artist colony in Atami.
Kengo Kuma-designed condos coming to Chiyoda ward

Kengo Kuma & Associates has designed a new luxury condominium to the north of the Imperial Palace. The 18-story building is scheduled for completion in December 2024, with the apartments ready to move into from April 2025.
Apartment prices in central Tokyo hit new high in November

Apartment prices in central Tokyo hit a new record high in November, with REINS reporting the average reported sale price of a second-hand apartment in the central three wards at 1,627,200 Yen/sqm. This is a 3.3% increase from the previous month and an 18.2% increase from last year. It’s the highest price-per-square-meter on recent record.