Der schwache Yen hat Japan zu einem „Schnäppchenangebot“ für chinesische Touristen gemacht, und ihr Fokus hat sich von Reiskochern auf Immobilien verlagert
https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/9aecc0a3d40d8a7f73afd8f7de4c3c16c8fecdb1
Der schwache Yen hat Japan zu einem „Schnäppchenangebot“ für chinesische Touristen gemacht, und ihr Fokus hat sich von Reiskochern auf Immobilien verlagert
https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/9aecc0a3d40d8a7f73afd8f7de4c3c16c8fecdb1
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Saw another article where it says that the buyers are mainly from Republic of China, not People’s Republic of China
Investing in Japanese real estate, where the population is shrinking every year and real estate usually looses most of its value after 40-50 years seems interesting. People form China seem to be very focused on real estate when investing, either domestic or abroad and avoiding equities and securities.
no one except nationals and permanent residents who live here should be allowed to buy residential real estate in japan
No country should permit this, foreigners should be heavily restricted from buying residential property.
Jokes on them, Japanese real estate devalues to 0 after twenty years
It’s really wild how so many foreigners are to blame for Japan’s issues except for the one cohort that seems to be immune to every anti-foreigner measure Japan has been taking in its xenophobic tirade lately.
I wonder why.