Apartment Buying Guide

The following is a detailed guide to the things to look out for when buying an apartment in Japan.
Location:
In central Tokyo (eg. Akasaka, Azabu, Roppongi, and Shinjuku) where land prices are high and zoning is dense, you will find a larger supply of apartments. As you look outside of the center and more towards the suburbs you will find more houses and less apartments (eg. Setagaya-ku, Ota-ku ...

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