How the Word Akiya Got Lost in Translation
The Japanese term 空き家 (akiya) often evokes images of rural, abandoned homes sold cheaply. However, in Japan, its meaning is much broader.
The Truth About Akiya: Separating Fact from Fiction
While the allure of owning a piece of Japan for such low costs is undeniable, the reality is far more complex.
5 Red Flags When Buying Property in Japan
Investing in Japanese real estate can be rewarding, but selecting the wrong property is a serious risk that all buyers should seek to reduce—if not eliminate—in the search process.
Top Tips for Buying Property in Japan
As the real estate market evolves with changing circumstances and demographics, the availability of standalone private property continues to grow, offering buyers an increasingly broad range of options.