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Leasehold: More Location for Your Budget

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Shakuchi-ken (leasehold rights) gives you the right to use land without owning it.

Because leasehold properties are usually priced below comparable freehold properties, they can offer access to locations that might otherwise be out of reach.

Why Leasehold

  1. Use the land without owning it

    You own the building or unit, while holding the right to use the land beneath it.

  2. Lower entry price

    Leasehold properties are generally valued below comparable freehold properties.

  3. More location for your budget

    For a home you plan to use yourself, paying less for the land rights can be very efficient.

  4. Found in central and historic areas

    Leasehold properties are not unusual in established urban neighbourhoods, including parts of central Tokyo.

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