Das Property Economic Research Institute gab am 26. bekannt, dass der Durchschnittspreis für eine neue Eigentumswohnung in den 23 Bezirken Tokios im Jahr 2025 136,13 Millionen Yen betrug, 21,8 % höher als im Vorjahr, ein Rekordhoch. Die Preise steigen weiter, da die Baukosten aufgrund steigender Materialpreise und Arbeitskosten steigen.
Der Durchschnittspreis im Großraum Tokio (Tokio, Kanagawa, Saitama und Chiba) lag bei 91,82 Millionen Yen, 17,4 % höher als im Vorjahr und der höchste aller Zeiten.
https://www.yomiuri.co.jp/economy/20260126-GYT1T00225/
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I’m just wondering where the people who used to live where the new condo’s were built went. There used to be many small wooden houses in Azabu and Roppongi areas. Most have been replaced with new condo’s.
This is not affordable for the average Japanese person
Is Blackstone borrowing cheap Japanese yen to buy assets that pay out a higher yield? What if the Bank of Japan loses control of interest rates or the yen appreciates too quickly, the love for Japanese property could turn into a very expensive divorce.
Contrary to the widespread belief that Japanese are getting poor, actually the number of millionaires are increasing steadily thanks to robust stock growth both domestically and worldwide.
People will look at this and say “housing in Japan is affordable” because they saw some random YouTuber buying an Akiya in the middle of nowhere.