Recently, Chinese going to Japan to buy a house has become the most popular news, and Japanese housing prices ** may also be related to this. According to data released by Japanese authorities, in 2023, the number of newly built apartments in the Tokyo metropolitan area of Japan will increase by 28 year-on-year8%, and the average price is 81.01 million yen per set. Houses in big cities in Japan are not cheap, and Chinese people who go to Japan to buy houses mainly go to these big cities, which shows that these Chinese who go to Japan to buy houses are middle-class or above.
Tokyo apartment complex.
1. Why buy a house in Japan?
In fact, there are many factors for Chinese to buy houses in Japan, first of all, the demand for Chinese funds to invest overseas has increased, and China's real estate market continues to slump, making some investors turn overseas, which is also a fact, funds are always profit-seeking, ** profits go **. The depreciation of the yen and the recovery of the Japanese economy have encouraged Chinese investors to buy houses in Japan.
There are also many people who are dragging their families to buy houses and settle in Japan, most of these people are the middle class in China, they have a certain accumulation in China, and then people are middle-aged and want to change the environment, so they choose Japan with a good living environment.
Japanese apartments. There are actually many benefits of buying a house in Japan, so let's take a look at what the benefits are. First, houses in Japan are freehold, so you don't have to worry about being demolished one day after you buy them. Second, buying a house in Japan has legal protection, and it is very important to pay attention to the spirit of contract, and there is generally no such thing as being cheated. Thirdly, there are no restrictions on the qualifications to buy a house in Japan, and foreigners can also buy it. Fourth, after buying a house in Japan, if you don't live in it yourself, you can choose to rent it out, and the housing rental market in Japan is relatively stable, because most young people in Japan are now renting houses, and they don't want to be burdened with high mortgages. The annual return on investment for hosts in Japan is very high, generally ranging from 3% to %5. There are a few other benefits that I won't list them all.
In addition, Japan's economy is recovering since the 2020 Olympics, and those who buy houses in Japan must have seen this.
Second, the Chinese are very arrogant.
Chinese who buy houses in Japan are generally more arrogant, and Chinese buyers often buy apartments in prosperous areas, and they are generous, many times with cash to buy houses.
Japanese apartments. For example, there is a very famous Toyosu Tower in the Tokyo area of Japan, and 20% of the houses in this building are bought by Chinese customers, which can be said to be quite high.
You know, Japan's housing prices are not cheap, taking this Toyosu apartment as an example, it costs 60,000 yuan per square meter, although it is not as good as the super first-tier cities in China, but it is much more expensive than ordinary cities in China.
In fact, there are a lot of rich people in China, but these people are also very unique, they are optimistic about the potential of the Japanese economy and the Japanese property market, so they dare to spend a lot of money to buy, they are not stupid at all, they will not throw money in vain, and they are proud because they are convinced of their judgment.
3. Some wealthy Chinese people hope to obtain a residence visa by buying a house.
Some wealthy Chinese people hope to obtain Japanese status by buying a house in Japan, and this reason has also promoted the popularity of Chinese people buying houses in Japan. According to the relevant policies of Japan, foreigners register a company, buy a house, and use the rent of the house as a running water, so that they have a residence visa, and their children can study in Japan, and the education in Japan is still good, which is also an important factor in attracting foreigners to buy a house in Japan.
In short, it is still some people who have a certain economic strength to buy a house in Japan, and it is difficult for ordinary people to buy a house in Japan.