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Sell Your
Tokyo Real Estate

If you bought your Tokyo property prior to 2019,
we need to talk.

Tokyo tax assessed land price per square meter between 2000 and 2024

Since December 2012, Tokyo real estate has experienced significant growth. Even before this, the market recovery following the Global Financial Crisis (GFC, also known as the Lehman Shock) outperformed previous lows.

Tokyo's appeal is fueled by several factors: a growing population, increased global interest, a peaceful and safe lifestyle, and world-class infrastructure.

These advantages, combined with the lowest interest rates among developed nations, have empowered buyers to finance their purchases more easily.

Whether you're ready to sell now or just exploring options, knowing the current value of your Tokyo property is crucial for making an informed decision.

That’s why it's time for us to discuss your options.

Nothing Lasts Forever

While Tokyo's real estate market remains strong, there are both international and domestic risks that could change the landscape, potentially ending the current momentum.

Below, you'll find carefully selected articles from our Intelligence that highlight some of these potential challenges.

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Although the market has been steady so far, as the information above suggests, there are numerous factors that could shift the outlook to turn a calm situation into a more uncertain one.

You Can Never Be Over Prepared

Understanding the true value of your property provides invaluable insight, whether you're considering selling soon or simply planning for the future.

 

Market conditions shift quickly, and a professional appraisal can give you an informed perspective—ensuring you're always ready to make the best decisions when the time is right.

 

Take the first step toward clarity and confidence with a free, no-obligation market appraisal from our experienced team.

 

Even if you're not ready to sell now, staying updated on your property's value means you're never caught off guard.

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