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AD is an advertising fee in the real estate industry. It's a cost paid by landlords to real estate agencies and cannot be directly charged to tenants, but it significantly affects property selection and negotiation. Here's a thorough explanation of how it works.
Learn how to use PropTech and AI valuation services to accurately understand rental market rates. We'll introduce tools beyond SUUMO and HOMES, plus practical steps for confirming market rates.
Floor area ratio and building coverage ratio are values under the Building Standards Act that regulate building size. This article explains how architectural rules affect property size and living environment, covering concerns when searching for rentals such as "exclusive floor area," "balcony area," and "centerline measurement calculation."
Many areas in apartment buildings leave residents wondering: "Is this my responsibility or the landlord's?" This guide explains the practical rules for management responsibility and repair cost allocation for ambiguous areas like entry doors, windows, balconies, and pipes.
Properties where deaths or crimes have occurred must be disclosed before signing a rental contract. This expert guide explains MLIT guidelines, key points to check in the important matters disclosure document, and how to conduct your own research before moving in.
When you lose your keys, who should you contact first? Who pays for the replacement? We explain in detail the timing and important points for lock replacement.
Discover the appeal and pitfalls of renovated rentals. Learn what to check during a viewing, how they differ from new construction, and what criteria to use when choosing.
We explain how industry practices like "property hoarding" and "double-sided brokerage" harm renters, and introduce ways to identify these issues and protect yourself.
Detailed guidance on neighborhood selection, transportation networks, and cost of living for foreigners seeking rental properties in Nagoya. Introduces characteristics of major areas in Nagoya (Sakae, Chikusa, Nagoya Station, Midori-ku, etc.) and recommends livable neighborhoods for Toyota and manufacturing workers, as well as international students.
