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Credit Saison Co., Ltd. has begun offering the “Saison Real Estate Free Loan” , a service that allows users to freely utilize funds within the limit, using their owned real estate as collateral.

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Credit Saison Co., Ltd. has begun offering the

“Saison Real Estate Free Loan” from March 31st ,2023,

a service that allows users

to freely utilize funds within the limit,

using their owned real estate as collateral.

 

It is presumed that among affluent individuals and property owners,

there are those who face challenges and concerns regarding asset management and operation,

such as inheritance measures for business succession, property succession, and real estate operation.

To address the diverse financial needs of affluent individuals, real estate investors (property owners),

and sole proprietors with various challenges, this service has been introduced as a new solution utilizing real estate.

The service leverages the know-how of real estate finance cultivated through various real estate financial services,

including those of the company’s group companies and the expertise of the credit card business.

As a non-bank product unique to the company, it offers “freedom of fund usage,” “extreme-type loans,” “high-value loans,”

and “selectable repayment methods.”

 

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Investing in Japan’s Ageing Condominiums: Opportunities and Insights for Foreign Investors Amid Legal Changes

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Investing in Japan’s Ageing Condominiums:

 

Opportunities and Insights for

 

Foreign Investors Amid Legal Changes

 

 

Are you a foreign investor interested

 

in Japan’s real estate market?

 

 

 

As a leading real estate agent for foreign investors, we’re here to provide you with the latest updates

 

and insights into the industry.

 

Today, we’re discussing the Japanese government’s proposed amendments

 

to the Condominium Ownership Act and what it could mean for you as a potential investor.

 

 

The Japanese government is considering amending the Condominium Ownership Act by the fiscal year 2024,

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Redefining Investment Strategies: Why Japan’s Real Estate Market is the Next Big Opportunity for Chinese Investors

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Are you an investor exploring alternative

real estate investment opportunities in Asia?

 

 

The recent changes in Singapore’s property tax regulations may prompt you to look elsewhere

 

for promising investments.

 

As a Japanese real estate agent specializing in assisting foreign investors,

 

I’m here to help you navigate this changing landscape and

 

discover the potential of Japan’s real estate market.

 

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Digital Nomads and Investment Opportunities in Japan: A New Era Unfolds

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Have you ever considered becoming

a digital nomad in Japan?

 

 

As the safest country in the world, Japan offers a diverse range

 

of entertainment options,

 

an unrivalled food scene and a unique blend of tradition and innovation.

 

With relatively affordable rent and a world-class healthcare system,

 

Japan is an increasingly attractive destination for digital nomads looking to

 

immerse themselves in a new culture and way of life.

 

Moreover, the Japanese government is actively encouraging

 

 

digital nomads and foreign investors

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Japan’s Skilled Worker Shortage: How the Proposed Changes to Immigration Policy Affect the Real Estate Market (Breaking News)

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Will permanent residency be

given to foreign workers?

 

 

As a real estate agent in Japan targeting foreign investors,

 

it’s important to keep up-to-date on the latest changes to immigration policy.

 

On April 24th, the Japanese government proposed a significant expansion of

 

the “Specified Skilled Worker 2” residency status, which allows skilled foreign workers to work in Japan.

 

If approved, this would allow for unlimited employment of foreign workers in 12 sectors facing labor shortages.

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Navigating Withholding Obligations for Foreign Investors: A Comprehensive Guide for Buyers and Landlords

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Tax implications: When a non-resident sells

or rents out real estate in Japan

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(Case study)

 

In Japan, taxes are levied on residents (referred to as “residents”) regardless of nationality.

 

In this case, the income subject to taxation includes not only income generated within Japan

 

but also income from around the world.

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Understanding Japan’s Real Estate Landscape: Population Dynamics, Vacant Homes, and Global Competitiveness

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Will Real Estate Prices Really Decline Long-term in Japan?

 

Based on the following four points, we will explore this issue.

 

In conclusion, while it is unclear what the long-term trend of real estate prices in Japan

 

as a whole will be, we can conclude that real estate prices in rural areas are likely to decline.

 

The relationship between population decline

 

and real estate prices In Japan

 

The population is declining, which is a contributing factor to falling real estate prices.

 

In particular, the decrease in population in rural areas is significant,

 

and it is expected that real estate prices will decline as demand decreases.

 

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Unlocking Wealth in Japan’s Property Market: An Investment Roadmap for Affluent Individuals

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Discovering Lucrative Opportunities in Japanese Real Estate

 

for High-Net-Worth Investors

 

Introduction:

 

Japan has long been an attractive destination for high-net-worth individuals

 

who appreciate its rich culture, modern cities, and stunning landscapes.

 

As the yen continues to depreciate and real estate prices remain relatively low compared to other global cities,

 

now is the perfect time for investors with a net worth of 1-2 million

 

US dollars to explore opportunities in the Japanese property market.

 

Prime Locations:

 

While Tokyo is the most popular choice for foreign investors,

other metropolitan areas such as Osaka and Nagoya also offer attractive investment prospects.

For those interested in resort properties, Hokkaido and Okinawa are becoming increasingly popular choices.

 

Example Properties in Tokyo:

 

Minato-ku, Tokyo: A luxurious 2-bedroom apartment in the upscale Minato-ku district offers

 

investors a taste of cosmopolitan living. With a price tag of around $1 million,

 

the apartment offers a potential rental yield of 4-5%.

 

Shibuya-ku, Tokyo: A modern one-bedroom apartment in the vibrant Shibuya-ku area offers

 

a more affordable investment option at around $500,000.

 

The potential rental yield for this property is approximately 3-4%.

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“Revolutionizing Urban Living: SETAGAYA Qs-GARDEN Unveils a Multigenerational Community for Enhanced Well-Being”

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Revolutionizing Urban Living:

SETAGAYA Qs-GARDEN Unveils

a Multigenerational Community

for Enhanced Well-Being

 

On March  27th, 2023, five large companies, including Dai-ichi Life Insurance,

 

Marubeni Urban Development, Aioi Nissay Housing, NTT Urban Development,

 

and Nomura Real Estate announced the opening of “SETAGAYA Qs-GARDEN”

 

in Setagaya, Tokyo.

 

The project aims to create a community that promotes the well-being of its residents

 

by constructing multi-generational housing,

 

sports facilities, and community centres on a 9-hectare site owned

 

by Dai-ichi Life Insurance.

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Rising Used Condominium Prices in Tokyo and Major Japanese Metropolitan Areas: A Closer Look at the Trends

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Rising Used Condominium Prices in Tokyo and Major Japanese Metropolitan Areas

Tokyo Kantei Press Released on March 23, 2023

 

Major Cities in the Three Major Metropolitan Areas: Monthly Trends in Used Condominium Prices (70 sqm)

In February, used condominium prices in the Tokyo metropolitan area increased

by 0.4% compared to the previous month, reaching 48.66 million yen,

marking the third consecutive month of increase.

In central Tokyo, prices once again surpassed the 100 million yen mark.

The average prices in the Kinki and Chubu regions also continued to rise modestly,

with no significant downward movement seen in the market.

In February 2023, used condominium prices in the Tokyo metropolitan area

rose for the third consecutive month, with a slight increase of 0.4% compared to the previous month,

reaching 48.66 million yen.

 

When looking at the data by prefecture, Tokyo saw an increase of 0.7% to 64.41 million yen,

surpassing the record high set in December of the previous year.

 

In Kanagawa Prefecture (+0.4%, 36.68 million yen), prices continued to rise compared

to the previous month, while in Chiba Prefecture (+1.7%, 28.29 million yen),

prices have been on an upward trend since April of the previous year.

 

On the other hand, prices in Saitama Prefecture decreased slightly by 0.4% to 30.49 million yen,

marking the first decline in six months.

 

The average price in the Kinki region increased for the first time in two months,

with a slight increase of 0.2% to 29.14 million yen, due to the strength of the Osaka area.

In Osaka Prefecture, the price showed a similar movement with a 0.2% increase to 31.28 million yen,

but it did not surpass the level reached in December of the previous year.

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