Renovation Demand Grows, Housing Stock to Fall, Tokyo Sellers Prefer Timing Over Price and More.
Narrator voice is real with AI used for music and sound effects. AI tools also used for script creation and sound leveling. Articles discussed in episode: BOJ rate hike set to affect savers and borrowers differently https://www.patiencerealty.com/post/boj-rate-hike-set-to-affect-savers-and-borrowers-differently Greater Tokyo sellers shift from price chasing to faster sales says Recruit https://www.patiencerealty.com/post/greater-tokyo-sellers-shift-from-price-chasing-to-faster-sales-says-recruit Japan must upgrade existing homes as housing starts decline says Nomura Research Institute https://www.patiencerealty.com/post/japan-must-upgrade-existing-homes-as-housing-starts-decline-says-nomura-research-institute Japan renovation orders rise 18.7 percent to JPY 16.4 trillion in FY2025 https://www.patiencerealty.com/post/japan-renovation-orders-rise-18-7-percent-to-jpy-16-4-trillion-in-fy2025 Funabashi purchase condo to offer keyless entry with facial recognition https://www.patiencerealty.com/post/funabashi-purchase-condo-to-offer-keyless-entry-with-facial-recognition This episode covers how the Bank of Japan’s latest rate hike may affect savers and borrowers differently, why Greater Tokyo sellers appear to be shifting from peak-price expectations toward faster sales, Nomura Research Institute’s view that Japan must upgrade existing housing stock as new construction declines, MLIT data showing renovation orders rose to JPY 16.4 trillion in FY2025, and Mitsui Fudosan Residential’s plan to introduce full facial-recognition access at Park Homes Funabashi. ---- Looking to buy or sell Japan property or need turn-key property management solutions? Patience Realty is here to help! Get in touch at www.patiencerealty.com
