Points and Process for Purchasing Real Estate in Japan

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■Ownership of Real Estate in Japan■    

You can purchase and own real estate in Japan just like Japanese nationals. Here are the key features:                         

  • Acquisition of Ownership: You can acquire ownership of land and buildings.
  • No Restrictions: There are no regulations based on permanent residency, Japanese nationality, or visa type.
  • Free Transactions: Ownership rights are unlimited in duration and can be freely bought, sold, gifted, or inherited.
  • Taxes: Taxes associated with the purchase, ownership, and sale of real estate are the same as for Japanese nationals.

■Points to Consider■
When purchasing real estate in Japan, it is important to be aware of the following:

Choosing a Real Estate Company: To avoid transaction issues, a real estate company typically acts as an intermediary. There are approximately 120,000 real estate companies in Japan, but those specializing in foreign clients and offering English-language support are quite limited. Therefore, it is crucial to work with a reliable real estate company like SeaHome, which supports foreign buyers and provides services in English.

■Purchase Process■

  • Property Search: Once a property of interest is found, request a viewing through SeaHome.
  • Purchase Application: When ready to proceed, apply to purchase the property and negotiate the terms with the seller.
  • Contract: Once terms are agreed upon, the contract is finalized.

■SeaHome’s Support■
SeaHome is a real estate company specializing in assisting foreign clients and offers the following services:

  • Online Property Viewing: View properties remotely from your home country through online tours.
  • English Support: Assistance with meetings and contract procedures in English.
  • Extensive Experience: With extensive experience in real estate transactions, SeaHome ensures a smooth and secure process.

SeaHome provides comprehensive support to ensure a seamless and worry-free experience when purchasing real estate in Japan.

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