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Management covers what happens after you own a property. Across property management, rental management, running a real estate business and renovation, it explains how to improve occupancy, tenant satisfaction, repair planning and profitability. It gives owners and management companies practical know-how for on-the-ground issues such as reducing vacancy, handling move-out restoration and long-term repairs. It reflects lessons from managing 400-plus units in our own operations.

Key topics

  • Property Management — Property management across the building, tenants and income.
  • Rental Management — The practice of rental management: vacancy, tenant handling and restoration.
  • Renovation — How renovation and repair raise asset value and income.

Common questions

What actually reduces vacancy?
Setting the right rent, improving the impression at viewings, and responding to tenants quickly are the basics. Our rental-management articles cover concrete ways to lift occupancy.
How much move-out restoration cost can be charged to a tenant?
Following the MLIT guidelines, you separate ordinary wear from damage caused by intent or negligence. Our management articles set out the practice that avoids disputes.
How should I plan long-term repairs?
Reserve funds and schedule work according to the building's age and equipment replacement cycles. Our repair and renovation articles explain how to prioritize.
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Kominka Renovation: Benefits, Cautions, and How to Balance Traditional Charm with Modern Comfort

This guide explains the appeal and cautions of renovating a traditional Japanese house, from combining historic craftsmanship with modern equipment to potential fixed asset tax savings and the essential points of seismic and insulation work. It is especially useful for those considering inheritance or relocation.

What Is the Role of a Condominium Entrance? Perspectives for Enhancing Security, Facilities, and Management Quality

This article explains the security, windbreak, and visitor-facing functions of condominium entrances, along with facilities such as parcel lockers, auto-lock systems, and concierge services. It also highlights the points management companies should address to improve resident satisfaction.

Benefits of All-Electric Renovation: Should You Introduce It to Rental Investment Properties?

This guide explains the benefits of all-electric renovation, including easier utility cost management and lower fire risk, as well as key considerations such as outage risk and upfront cost. It also covers how to assess cost-effectiveness for rental investment properties.

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Real Estate Investment vs. Foreign Currency Deposits: Comparative Analysis and Selection Criteria for Asset Management

A comparative analysis of real estate investment and foreign currency deposits from the viewpoints of risk, liquidity, and yield. Learn the advantages, disadvantages, and combination strategies of each for investors.

What Is the 2026 Revision to the External Manager Guidelines? 8 Key Points for Condominium Owners

In April 2026, the external manager guidelines were revised alongside the enforcement of the Condominium Management Optimization Act. This article explains eight key rules condominium unit owners should understand, from passbook and seal control to conflicts of interest and major repairs.

What Is Office Renovation? Benefits, Rental Property Risks, and Strategies for Owners

This article explains what office renovation is, its benefits such as higher productivity and stronger hiring appeal, the restoration risks in leased offices, and the importance of setting clear objectives. It also introduces practical strategies for tenant-property owners and commercial real estate investors.

Make Remote Work More Efficient Through Renovation: 4 Ways to Add Value to Rental Property

Learn how renovation designed for remote work can increase the added value of rental property. This guide explains four key points: storage, space separation, color planning, and equipment selection, along with their investment impact. A practical strategy for turning telework demand into stronger returns.

Office distribution strategy and utilization of vacant offices | Practical check for balancing BCP and relocation costs

The idea of ​​consolidating offices in one location is being reconsidered due to the establishment of remote work, disaster response, and the expansion of hiring areas. Rather than locating all functions at headquarters, more and more compa

Who Pays for a Defect in a Japanese Rental? The Landlord Repair Duty, Cost Split, and Steps to Take

A practitioner-level guide to cost liability and the response process when you find a defect in a Japanese rental. Roof and equipment defects fall on the landlord in principle; we explain the key points of Civil Code Articles 606, 607-2, and 611, plus the path from formal demand to rent reduction and consultation desks when the landlord will not act, all mapped to how the rules differ from US landlord-tenant practice.