Investment in Japanese real estate by overseas investors reached a record level, totaling ¥2.144 trillion. The program explained the concept of real estate management, along with its risks and structure, with experts.
Investment in Japanese real estate by overseas investors expanded, with domestic investment in 2025 reaching a record ¥6.218 trillion. Overseas investors accounted for 34%, or ¥2.144 trillion, of the total. The program noted that overseas investors benefit from lower financing rates and high yields of 5–7%.
Robot Home was said to provide a one-stop service through its app, covering everything from land introductions, construction and management to sales. The company reportedly manages approximately 28,000 units in major areas across Japan. The program also introduced a system that uses an owners’ community to promote the sharing of information on long-term asset management.
The program explained why real estate management is described as “management” rather than “investment,” citing low vacancy risk, proposed repair plans and the advantages of real assets as an inflation hedge. It also introduced practical operational support, including flexibility in exit sales, AI-based asset management tools and the use of owner records.