The Investment Case for Japan
Japan offers a rare combination for property investors: high rental yields (5–12% gross in many cities), a weak yen that gives foreign buyers significant purchasing power, and a stable legal system with strong property rights. Tokyo is the world's largest metropolitan economy, yet per-square-metre prices remain a fraction of London, Hong Kong, or Sydney.
Add in low interest rates, no capital gains tax for non-residents on sales after five years, and a growing inbound tourism market, and the case becomes compelling.