316 episodes
Japan Real Estate Nippon Tradings International (NTI)
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5.0 • 15 Ratings
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From Japan Real Estate market fundamentals, with a special focus on investment - through guides, tips, tricks and interviews with industry experts - this podcast is your one-stop-shop for audio content related to one of the world's most exciting (and profitable!) property markets.
Find us at http://www.nippontradings.com
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What Effect did the Covid Pandemic have on Japan and Asia's Economies?
Our favourite macro-economics expert, Daniel Gallucci, returns to the Japan real estate podcast after an extended hiatus, to discuss current trends and events in Japan and other countries in Asia's economies, the effects of the global pandemic period and recovery from it, the role the US federal reserve bank plays in the current historically low USD to JPY rate, and much, much more!
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Working in or Running a Real Estate Property Business as a Foreign Woman in Japan
The JREP panel members get together to discuss Tracey and Blanka's experiences owning and running a property related business in Japan's extremely traditional business environment - the FEWture 2024 conference - and more about interest rates and mortgages - tune into the conversation!
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Are Low-Ball Offers Acceptable in Japan?
JREP members Emil Gorgees, Tracey Northcott and Ziv Nakajima-Magen get together to discuss the gap between first-time buyers' expectations and the reality of the property market in Japan, low-ball offers, short term stay pricing dynamics, and much more.
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How to Get a Japanese Home Mortgage Loan Without Permanent Residency?
The JREP crew is back, and this time we discuss the ins and outs of home loans in Japan - who can qualify, how are mortgages assessed, what level of Japanese and employment is required, and much, much more.
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Should I RENT an Akiya? What Should I Watch Out for?
You've heard about buying akiyas - but what about renting them, directly from the owner? Who should or shouldn't be doing that, and what precautions should you take if you choose to? ("Japan Times" interview) - AND ALSO - conversation with a new buyer, who is wondering about the feasibility of buying a holiday home in Japan, as well as about investing in the country's property market - what is involved?
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How to Invest in Japan?
Two back to back conversations with first-time investors to Japan's real estate property market - we talk locations, yields, the differences between the investing environment here and in other countries, asset classes, and much, much more!
Customer Reviews
Top quality Japan podcast
I've been following the Japan Real Estate podcast for some time now and I find this to be one of the most interesting and informative Japan-based sites and podcast (of any sort - not just real estate). Ziv and his associates clearly know their market and business, and I always enjoy their talks together about all things related to real estate in Japan. Ziv selects some amazing guests to the podcast, people and businesses demonstrating a wide range of real estate needs, interests and services. Best of all is Ziv's consummate professionalism and hosting skills, as he is able to guide guests to the meat of the matter while also keeping things fun and human along the way. This is one of the few podcasts that I actually look for each week in my feed. Thank you Ziv and team for keeping it real, keeping it interesting, keeping it Japan, and keeping it coming. :-)
Treasure box of expert info + fun to listen to!
This podcast is such a treasure for this rather niche topic (Japanese real estate investments geared toward foreigners, in English!) I’m so grateful as there’s really nowhere else you can find this information without lots of frustration, contradiction, and chaos. All the experts on this podcast help you understand everything so well and so consistently. Tons of excellent info unlike some podcasts which are mostly inane chatter. I now feel hopeful that someday I will be able to own properties in Japan, my original home. Thank you Ziv!
Strong content filling a needed gap.
Does what it says on the tin, in a market that badly needs its presence. Helpful, informative, and easy to follow for those considering investment options in Japan, whether from within the country (a resident like me) or from without.