From whole-block acquisitions to luxury properties, we guide foreign investors through Japan's premium real estate market with multilingual expertise.
Explore our top properties in Japan, handpicked by our real estate experts to ensure you find the perfect investment or dream home that meets your unique needs and preferences.
Bentencho Station (walking 4 min)
Dome-mae Chiyozaki Station (walking 7 min)
Nishiohashi Station (walking 3 min)
Ebisucho Station (walking 6 min)
Ogimachi Station (walking 2 min)
JR Namba Station (walking 1 min)
Imamiya Station (walking 4 min)
Daikokucho Station (walking 6 min)
Kitanoda Station (walking 27 min)
Bentencho Station (walking 4 min)
Dome-mae Chiyozaki Station (walking 7 min)
Nishiohashi Station (walking 3 min)
Ebisucho Station (walking 6 min)
Ogimachi Station (walking 2 min)
JR Namba Station (walking 1 min)
Imamiya Station (walking 4 min)
Daikokucho Station (walking 6 min)
Kitanoda Station (walking 27 min)
Explore properties for sale in Osaka, Kyoto, and Kobe, the heart of the Kansai area, ideal for living or strategic real estate investment with strong growth potential.
Meiji Investment Group is your premier partner for navigating the Japanese real estate market, offering expert guidance and a wide selection of properties to help you find your ideal home or investment opportunity.
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Leveraging over a decade of experience in the Japanese real estate market, we provide an extensive selection of property options across the nation, ensuring you find the perfect investment or dream home.
Our team offers support in English, Chinese, and Japanese, ensuring clear communication and a seamless experience for international clients navigating the Japanese real estate market.
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Fire insurance matters more in Japan than most buyers realise: a law from 1899 means a neighbour who burns down your house generally owes you nothing. Cover extends well beyond fire to typhoon, hail, and water damage, but excludes earthquake entirely. With premiums up over 40% since 2019 and contract terms now capped at five years, reviewing your policy at renewal is no longer optional.
Fixed asset tax is Japan's annual property tax, charged by the municipality to whoever owns the land or building as of 1 January — with no distinction between Japanese and foreign owners. The standard rate is 1.4% of assessed value, plus city planning tax of up to 0.3%. Land under a dwelling is taxed on just one-sixth of its value for the first 200 square metres, and new builds get the building portion halved for three to five years. But these reliefs are tied to residential use, so demolishing a house can send the land bill up sixfold.
Japan used asbestos heavily until a full ban in 2006, so virtually every older building is a possibility until proven otherwise. Intact material poses little risk — the danger begins the moment someone starts cutting. Since 2021 a pre-work survey has been mandatory, must be done by a certified surveyor, and must be reported. For buyers of older property, the lesson is simple: survey before you budget, not after.
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