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Ask Me Anything: Japan Property Q&A – Live on July 22, 2025
📅 Date: July 22nd, Tuesday🕒 Time: 18:00 (Japan Times)📍 Location: Online (via Google Meet)💵 Price: Free 💬 Ask Anything – I’ll Be Here Until All Questions Are Answered This isn’t a seminar or a sales pitch. This isn’t a pre-scripted seminar. It’s your chance to get real answers to your real questions. it’s a relaxed,… More
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How to Buy a Home in Tokyo as a Foreigner – Live on July 15, 2025
📅 Date: July 15th, Tuesday🕒 Time: 18:00 (Japan Times)📍 Location: Zoom💵 Price: Free This webinar is intended for people interested in buying residential real estate in Tokyo! Foreign and domestic buyers have shown unprecedented interest in Tokyo residential property in the last few years, with the average price of a new condominium in central Tokyo… More
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How Hard Is It for You to Find an Apartment in Japan? 6 Key Factors to Know
You probably already know this, but finding an apartment in Japan as a foreigner is notoriously difficult. The unfortunate truth is that the vast majority of apartments in this country simply will not accept you as a tenant. But that makes it all the more important to understand what factors affect your eligibility for an… More
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Ask Me Anything: Japan Property Q&A – Live on June 24, 2025
📅 Date: June 24th, Tuesday🕒 Time: 18:00 (Japan Times)📍 Location: Online (via Google Meet)💵 Price: Free 💬 Ask Anything – I’ll Be Here Until All Questions Are Answered This isn’t a seminar or a sales pitch. This isn’t a pre-scripted seminar. It’s your chance to get real answers to your real questions. it’s a relaxed,… More
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What Happens When Mortgage Rates Rise?
Why Your Borrowing Power Matters Most When mortgage interest rates fluctuate, one of the most important effects on homebuyers is a change in how much they can borrow. In simple terms: This is because lenders determine loan amounts based on how much you can afford to repay each month. A higher rate increases your monthly… More
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“Webinar” How to Buy a Home in Tokyo as a Foreigner
Tokyo is one of the most exciting cities in the world for expats and lifestyle buyers seeking a vibrant, enriching place to call home. The city has an unparalleled reputation for safety, cleanliness and efficiency, while blending ultramodern convenience with deep-rooted tradition. It is no surprise that in the last few years, there has been… More
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What It Means to Be Japanese, Earn Japanese Yen, and Buy a Home in Japan
In Japan, most Japanese individuals purchase their homes using a mortgage. Common motivations include: “Why pay rent when I could own my home?” or “I want peace of mind in retirement through homeownership.” While these are valid reasons, looking at home buying through the lens of investment and portfolio strategy reveals deeper implications. This article… More
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Japan’s Housing Surplus Began in 1968—Despite Only 5% of Land Being Livable
Purchasing a home is one of the biggest decisions a person can make in their lifetime. But behind that decision lies a set of shifting social and economic trends that are influencing the housing market far more than many realize. This article offers a clear and accessible overview of what’s currently happening in Japan’s real… More
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What’s the Outlook for the Japanese Residential Real Estate Market in 2025? And Has Global Market Turbulence Affected Foreign Buyer Interest?
Despite recent global economic uncertainty, foreign interest in Japanese residential real estate remains strong. Bilingual agencies in Tokyo, including Dovetail, continue to receive steady inquiries from buyers both within Japan and abroad. The underlying appeal of Japanese property—stability, quality construction, and relatively low borrowing costs—remains compelling. Join Us for a Free Webinar Hosted by Dovetail… More
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Buying Property in Japan Without a Visa: A Financing Guide for Foreigners
Japan’s real estate market is gaining traction with foreign buyers, thanks to its political stability, low interest rates, and relatively affordable prices compared to major international cities. Add to that the global city appeal of Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, and Fukuoka, and it’s easy to see why international interest is growing. However, for those without a… More
