Harumi Flag show room opens to buyers
May 21, 2019Japan real estate,tokyo real estate,Harumi,Harumi Flag,Japan Real Estate NewsNew Construction,Real Estate News,All,Tokyo
Marketing for condo sales in Harumi Flag - the sprawling development that will be temporarily used as the Athlete’s Village for the 2020 Summer Olympics - is off to a strong start with over 1,000 interested buyers visiting the show room over the 10-day Golden Week holiday in late April.
Redevelopment details for Meiji Jingu Stadium district
May 20, 2019Japan real estate,japan real estate market,tokyo real estate,Japan Hotel News,Tokyo real estate market,Jingu Gaien District Redevelopment,Japan Real Estate NewsDemolition,New Construction,Office/Retail News & Information,Real Estate News,Redevelopment & Reconstruction,All,Hotel News,Tokyo
Details have come out for the large-scale future redevelopment of the Meiji Jingu Baseball Stadium and Prince Chichibu Memorial Rugby Stadium district in central Tokyo. The 17.4-hectare site straddles Minato and Shinjuku wards and adjoins the new Olympic Stadium.
Greater Tokyo second-hand apartment sales reach highest level in history
May 17, 2019Japan real estate,japan real estate market,tokyo real estate,Tokyo real estate market,Japan Real Estate NewsReal Estate News,Market Information,All,Tokyo
Reported sales of second-hand apartments across greater Tokyo in April 2019 reached 3,440 units, up 6.3% from the previous year and the highest level seen for the month of April since REINS began collecting data in 1990.
Novice investors facing potential mortgage fraud
May 16, 2019Real Estate News,All,Tokyo,Home Loans / Mortgages
A number of investors may soon be in for a rude shock as the Asahi Shimbun newspaper has revealed rampant abuse of home loans for investment properties. Anyone caught out may see their loan immediately called in.
Home buying in Japan: Why that second bathroom may cost you
May 15, 2019Japan real estate,tokyo real estateProperty Purchasing Guide,All,Tokyo
One of the most requested things we receive from buyers looking for two or three bedroom apartments or homes is for two full bathrooms. While this might be standard in many overseas markets, in Japan it is incredibly rare to find such a property. There are at most 2 or 3 condo-type buildings in Tokyo where 2 bathrooms are standard in all apartments, and these apartments are priced at the higher end of the market. In fact, 99.9% of current apartment listings in Tokyo's 23 wards have just one bathroom.Read more
Understanding the warranty against defects when buying real estate
May 14, 2019Japan real estateProperty Purchasing Guide,All
When buying real estate in Japan there may be occasions where the buyer has recourse against the seller if a hidden defect or fault is discovered with the property. This does not apply in all situations, so it is important for a buyer to understand when and what is covered before signing a contract of sale.
Sold Out: The Peak Azabu Nagasaka
May 13, 2019Japan real estate,japan real estate market,tokyo real estate,Tokyo real estate market,The Peak Azabu Nagasaka,Japan Real Estate NewsReal Estate News,Market Information,All,Tokyo
On April 16, Odakyu Real Estate announced that all apartments in the newly-renovated The Peak Azabu Nagasaka condominium had sold out in March.