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Do you regret buying a house in Japan?

Generally, I don't regret it, because buying a house in Japan has certain advantages, such as safety, stability and suitability for providing for the aged.

1, yield

Houses in Japan have a high rate of return. Taking Tokyo and Osaka as examples, the average surface rate of return is between 5%- 12% (about 2% in China). Recently, many houses that are allowed to experience B&B are charged by the day, and the theoretical reporting rate can reach 15% or more.

2. Safety and stability

For investors who hold a lot of money, besides real estate, futures and stock trading are also options to consider, but have you ever thought about how much energy the fund needs to invest in the stock market, and you are always worried that if it falls, it will cause great losses and even make people feel at a loss. Most investors complain bitterly, which seriously affects their lifestyle and property income.

3, just need to be strong

The process of urbanization in Japan is accelerating. Many college students want to settle in several core cities after graduation and need real estate to meet rigid needs such as marriage. In addition, the above-mentioned tourism-driven B&B boom shows a trend of just being strong.

4. Suitable for providing for the aged

For many middle-aged investors, Japanese real estate investment undoubtedly has such a plus item. Japan's medical care, life and even natural environment have always been in the forefront of the world, and Japan has always been the country with the longest human life span in the world. After a certain period of income investment, you can still choose Japan as your retirement place and enjoy quality medical care in your later years.

5, buy a house discount

The housing calculation method in Japan is quite different from that in China, so I won't go into details here. For details, please click here to view the previous article (How much is Yiping real estate in Japan: this calculation is much cheaper than that in China). In short, the Japanese house marked 100 square meter is equivalent to China's 140 square meter, and its advantages are very obvious.

Moreover, there are no rough houses in Japan, and all houses are finely decorated and fully equipped, which also saves a lot of trouble and energy.