The leading Spanish digital newspaper, El Confidencial, featured an extensive article on the Japanese real estate market on Monday, highlighting our innovative proposal to offer properties through auctions to foreigners. …
The property market in Japan has its own peculiarities, which may seem strange to those unfamiliar with how it works. In order to make the process more transparent for our …
Social media takes the spotlight in property promotion At Your House in Japan, we are thrilled to unveil our revamped website and expanded social media presence. This meticulously crafted update …
A 30-year-old Swedish model, embarked on an extraordinary journey in Tokyo, Japan, by reviving abandoned houses into luxurious Airbnb rentals. His tale began with a fascination for Japanese culture during …
ChatGPT says buying a house in Japan is an opportunity for liberal professionals and digital nomads We asked the Artificial Intelligence GhatGPT about the advisability of buying a house in …
Now that Google’s Artificial Intelligence has arrived in the European Union this July and the rainy season is ending in Japan, we asked Bard what reasons it sees why a …
A growing number of Australians are buying abandoned houses in Japan, known as akiyas, due to the country’s declining population, the high cost of housing in Australia, and the relative …
Japan has a serious problem with empty houses. Millions of akiyas, or abandoned homes, are scattered throughout the country, and the number is only growing. This is due to a …
The Land of the Rising Sun is a fascinating – and almost magical – country, attracting increasing numbers of visitors from all over the world. And although more and more …
Japan is considering tightening rules against abandoned houses, as the number of empty homes continues to grow. The government is proposing to levy punitive taxes on owners of unkempt properties, …
