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BOJ Additional Rate Hike and the Real Estate Market | Reading the Gap Between End-User and Investment Demand

After the Bank of Japan raised its policy rate to 0.75%, the real estate market is showing different effects for end-user buyers and investors. This article analyzes the gap between homebuyers facing a wall in purchasing power and overseas investors who remain highly active, and explains what actions owners should take now.

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Practical Points to Keep in Mind When Managing Rentals for Foreign Owners|Tax Manager, Notification, and Communication System

Practical points when managing rental properties for foreign owners. Explanation of items that management companies should keep in mind, including selection of a tax agent, notification of the Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Act, registration of domestic contacts, and handling of management fees and reserve funds for repairs.

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What are the necessary procedures for the purchase and sale of real estate by foreigners? Basic knowledge of registration, tax and notification

Explanation of procedures required when foreigners buy or sell real estate in Japan. Includes alternative documents for residence certificates and seal registration certificates, precautions for real estate registration, Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Act notifications, and handling of various taxes.

What Is the Important Matters Explanation When Buying a Condominium? A Complete Guide to 13 Key Points to Check

A real estate professional explains the 13 key points to check in the important matters explanation before buying a condominium. Covers registration details, management bylaws, repair reserve funds, contract cancellation conditions, and mortgage precautions.

How Much Are the Initial Costs of a Rental Contract? Market Rates and 5 Ways to Save

Initial rental contract costs are typically equal to four to five months' rent. This article explains typical amounts for deposit, key money, prepaid rent, agency fee, guarantee fee, and fire insurance, and introduces five practical ways to save, including free rent, off-season move-ins, and negotiation.

Japan Real Estate for Wealthy Investors | Structural Institutional Advantages and Risk Mitigation — A Japan-Specific Guide

A Japan-specific guide to real estate investment for high-net-worth (HNW) and ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) investors. Explains three institutional layers unique to Japan — freehold ownership, the Shakuchi Shakka Hō (Land and Building Lease Act), and the rosen-ka inheritance tax assessment system — alongside failure patterns documented by INA&Associates and an investor-type strategy matrix.