The BOJ has moved from negative rates to 1.25% - dramatic, but still low by global standards. For Tokyo buyers, the question is no longer 'if' rates rise but 'how high' before the cycle turns.

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The BOJ has moved from negative rates to 1.25% - dramatic, but still low by global standards. For Tokyo buyers, the question is no longer 'if' rates rise but 'how high' before the cycle turns.

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The BOJ has moved from negative rates to 1.25% - dramatic, but still low by global standards. For Tokyo buyers, the question is no longer 'if' rates rise but 'how high' before the cycle turns.

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Tokyo property is expensive by Japanese standards - but measured against London, New York, or Singapore, it remains competitive. The gap between Japan's GDP per capita and its property prices tells an interesting story.

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Japan's corporate governance reforms have made Tokyo stocks more attractive to foreign investors. The same forces - transparency, stability, yield - also apply to Japanese real estate.

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Buying property in Japan as a foreigner is remarkably straightforward: no restrictions, clean due diligence, well-documented transactions. Part of why international capital keeps flowing into Tokyo real estate.

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The carry trade has been hot in financial media. For Tokyo property, the relevant point is simpler: a weaker yen makes the city cheaper for foreign buyers, full stop.

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Japan's population is declining nationally - but Tokyo keeps attracting people. The city's economic gravity pulls in faster than demographics push out, and that supports sustained property demand.

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Japan's property market offers clean titles, transparent registries, and well-documented transactions — reducing due diligence burden for international buyers. Part of why Tokyo is preferred for capital seeking stability

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The yen's weakness against the dollar is the single biggest factor driving foreign interest in Tokyo real estate. A ¥100M property costs significantly less in dollar terms today — even if the yen price has

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One under-discussed advantage of Japanese real estate: no restrictions on foreign ownership. No visa needed, no special approvals, no caps. A rare openness in the global market.

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