If you’re looking to buy a house in Japan, you’ve come to the right place!
We specialize in construction and real estate for foreigners in Japan. Whether for investment or residence, we have the perfect home for you!
We guarantee the best deal for your home purchase in Japan.
Over 28 years of experience in the Japanese real estate market.
Total transparency in negotiations, transactions, and regulations.
Service in Portuguese, English, and Japanese. Count on us without any hassle!
Leave the paperwork to us—we handle all property documentation.
We create the perfect design tailored to your style and needs.
Complete construction from start to finish, using only the highest quality materials.
Get clarity on loan rates and hidden costs – we’ll find the most cost-effective solution for you.
We handle every detail, far beyond just contracts and closing.
Japan is one of the safest and most developed countries in the world, with impeccable infrastructure, high-quality education, excellent quality of life, and abundant opportunities.
Buying property in Japan offers numerous advantages:
Property Types Available in Japan – Catering to Diverse Needs Budgets.
Main Property Types in Japan:
Traditional Houses (古民家 - Kominka): Wooden-built, Japanese-style homes, often located in rural areas.
Detached Houses (一戸建て - Ikkodate): Common in suburban areas.
Residential Buildings – Typically multi-story structures with multiple housing units.
Vacant lots for construction, with different sizes and locations.
* Some plots have specific building regulations (e.g., maximum height).
Shops, offices, restaurants, hotels, etc.
They combine residential and commercial space (e.g., a shop on the ground floor and a home on the upper level).
Farms, houses with agricultural land (require special permission for purchase by foreigners).
Abandoned properties, often in rural areas, sold at low prices (sometimes even for free, with conditions).
Old properties in need of repairs, popular among investors.
Used for short-term rentals (like Airbnb).
Residential complexes with shared amenities (security, gardens, etc.).
The Japanese capital is the main economic and cultural hub, perfect for those seeking high-value properties and guaranteed rental income. Neighborhoods like Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Minato are excellent choices.
With a more affordable cost of living than Tokyo, Osaka attracts investors and families. Highlights include Umeda and Namba.
A historic city with high demand for short-term rentals, ideal for those looking to invest in tourist properties.
One of Japan’s most dynamic cities, offering excellent cost-performance for real estate purchases.
Purchasing a Home in Japan as a foreigner requires thorough research, financial planning, and professional assistance. With the right information, you can acquire property safely and efficiently.
Japan does not impose legal restrictions on foreigners buying real estate, whether they are residents or not. However, some factors must be considered:
Japan offers various types of residential properties for sale, as mentioned earlier.
Prices vary by region, city, and location.
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Payment Options for Foreigners:
Required Documents and Mortgage Requirements Vary by Buyer Profile. Many people give up on buying property because they think it’s too difficult – but EcoHouse simplifies the process for you!
Each bank has different conditions and perspectives when evaluating credit, which is why in some cases an applicant may be denied financing by one bank but approved by another.
EcoHouse has experience with several banks, so we will not create any documents or requirements for financing, as we believe we can find solutions for anyone, whether or not they have difficulties with financing and documentation.
Financing is one of the most important and attention-demanding parts of the property purchase process. One of the challenges is passing the bank’s credit assessment—as mentioned earlier, each bank evaluates differently, so it’s essential to know which bank best fits your profile for approval.
It’s also important to pay attention to the financing plans offered by each bank, such as the loan interest rate, repayment period, and whether the interest rate will remain fixed for the entire term or be recalculated.
All this information requires careful consideration when making your choice—but don’t worry. At EcoHouse, we’ll calculate and simplify everything for you, ensuring full transparency so there are no unpleasant surprises during repayment.
Financing Expenses:
Amounts may vary depending on the region, property type, and financial institution. If you're purchasing with financing, some costs may be reduced due to government incentives.
Property Purchase Expenses:
Costs may vary depending on the region, property type, and financial institution.
Consumption tax (消費税 Shōhizei): 10% may apply to some services.
Consumption Tax (消費税 Shōhizei): 10% applies to some property purchase-related expenses, but is not charged on the bank financing itself.
*Every property and location has unique characteristics that influence both price and transaction costs.
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The Japanese real estate market moves fast – great opportunities won’t last forever.