Major Redevelopment Projects Shaping Tokyo Through 2035
A detailed look at the major redevelopment projects set to reshape Tokyo’s skyline, infrastructure and real estate landscape through 2035.
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The Yen Loans & Axios Solution: Non-Resident Mortgages in Japan
For years, overseas buyers were locked out of Japan’s property market due to strict residency requirements. A new partnership between Yen Loans and Axios is changing that—making non-resident mortgages in Japan faster, compliant and fully accessible for global investors and second-home buyers.
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Muwa Niseko: Ski-in Ski-out Luxury & Strategic Investment
Muwa Niseko combines ski-in ski-out luxury with long-term investment potential, making it one of Japan’s most coveted and strategically positioned winter properties.
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How Foreigners Can Buy Property in Japan: A Legal and Financial Guide
Thinking of buying property in Japan? This guide helps you navigate the maze—law, financing, and every step made clear.
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Why Buy a Second Home in Japan?
From scenic countryside retreats to investment-ready vacation homes, Japan offers unique opportunities for second-home buyers. Discover why now is the right time to make your move.
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Expert Property Consulting
Kozue Dunn’s meticulous approach to real estate has made her a star agent in a highly competitive industry.
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Tokyo Residential: Growing Demand in Ultra-luxury Market
Ultra-luxury residences in Tokyo have enjoyed growing interest from potential buyers and tenants, according to a comprehensive report by global real estate services provider Savills plc.
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Toranomon Hills Glass Rock Opens to Inspire Creativity
Seven unique stores offering food, beverages and retail goods that stimulate intellectual curiosity and creativity opened on April 7 in the Toranomon Hills Glass Rock building
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Best Tokyo Neighborhoods for Expats
Explore the top 5 Tokyo neighborhoods for expats in 2025 with expert insights on lifestyle and real estate trends.
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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.
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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.
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Excellence in Action
When Kozue Dunn first became a real estate agent, she was new to the field but better suited to the job than most.
