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    1. HarambeTenSei on

      Higher real estate tax for non residents 

      Stop the yen depreciation. They’ll stop buying once it gets expensive for their own wallets 

    2. Make property tax a function of:
      – inverse to local population density (i.e. countryside would be cheap, cities would be expensive);
      – whether the owner is resident in Japan (non-resident-owned properties get a higher tax rate), and it’s the ultimate shareholders of companies that count for this (so a Japanese company owned by non-resident people would still count as non-resident);
      – cheaper for primary residence, average for holiday homes, higher for rental properties;
      – higher for corporate ownership vs private ownership;
      – property tax scales with the number of properties owned (including in a group of companies!).

      So a home in the countryside would attract very little property tax, whereas a rental property in the heart of the city owned by a non-resident corporation would get a high property tax.

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