Das Miet-Einkommens-Verhältnis von Wohnungen in den 23 Bezirken Tokios nähert sich 40 % des Take-Home-Lohns; Osaka und Kobe liegen mit 25–30 % ebenfalls auf „gefährlichem Niveau“. Experten sagen, dass etwa 25 % der Richtwert sind.
https://www.nikkei.com/article/DGXZQOUB052II0V00C26A3000000/?n_cid=SNSTW005&n_tw=1776195744
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kkr just announced they’re coming for Japan’s residential market, expect it to get even worse. fucking vultures
It won’t improve soon as interests rate are rising and could go to 2%, easily adding 2-3 man per month to renting.
And some commenter on other News are saying we need rate to 3 or 4%, hilarious.
Cries in 70% of my income goes on rent in Australia… I long to move to Tokyo…don’t let it get like Australia it’s so utterly miserable for renters. Japan has always been fair with housing, it’s a shame to see it changing.
This is my big worry about the squeeze on immigration. The building sites and demolition sites I see are full of (hardworking) non-Japanese guys. It’s a tough job and it seems like a lot of Japanese are reluctant to do it. Yet stuff NEEDS to get built, and I don’t see how it gets done without immigrant labor, especially now that Japan is restricting overtime work in the construction industry.