Tokyo Portfolio has been recognized as the top foreigner-friendly real estate agency in Tokyo by Japan Insider, a leading ...

The Japanese government plans to require new owners to provide nationality information when registering real estate, Justice Minister Hiroshi Hiraguchi said Tuesday. The nationality information will b ...

Japan Real Estate Investment ( ($JP:8952) ) has issued an announcement. Japan Real Estate Investment Corporation announced its plan to prepay ...

Currently, the nationality of buyers must be registered for farmland acquisitions but not for condos. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

With all the information about real estate online, has real estate become a self-service industry? In the modern era, with so many online listings for property, do buyers still need a real estate ...

Contrary to the conditions in Europe, the U.S., and many other Asian countries, the real estate financing environment in Japan remains favorable. Data from the Bank of Japan (BoJ) indicates that ...

The latest update is out from Japan Real Estate Investment ( ($JP:8952) ). Japan Real Estate Investment Corporation has announced a debt financing ...

TOKYO (Reuters) -Hillhouse Investment has hired co-heads for its Japan real estate investment business, a person familiar with the matter said, as it bulks up its operations there. Hillhouse has hired ...

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TOKYO (Reuters) - Canadian investment firm Brookfield Asset Management said on Monday it has closed two real-estate investments in Japan worth a combined $1.6 billion. The investments comprise a stake ...

Countries worldwide have been focusing on raising interest rates to counter skyrocketing inflation over the past couple of years. Japan, the third-largest economy in terms of gross domestic product ...

Japanese real estate developers are wading further into a tricky Indian market and more of their peers are expected to get their feet wet, drawn by rising rents in a rapidly growing economy as well as ...