Your House in Japan, again in the news in Europe
The Catalan newspaper El Punt Avui offered an extensive article last week on the state of the real estate market in Japan, highlighting the innovative offer of proposing auctioned houses …
Steps to Acquire Property at Auction: Frequently Asked Questions
In the fascinating world of real estate auctions, the opportunity to acquire unique and attractive properties often comes with many doubts and questions, especially for beginners or those unfamiliar with …
‘Your House in Japan’ in the spotlight on Spain’s El Confidencial
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. …
Property auction system in Japan: an in-depth explanation of the auction process
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 …
New Look, Same Passion! Introducing the Revamp of Your House in Japan’s Website
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 …
How one Swedish millenial turned an abandoned Japanese home into a successful luxury Airbnb
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 …
Unlocking Japan’s Akiya Market: A Boon for Liberal Professionals and Digital Nomads?
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 …
Reasons why Bard recommends being a digital nomad in Japan with your own home
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 …
The Australians buying Japan’s abandoned houses
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 millions of empty houses. Want to buy one for $33,000?
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 …