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When viewing rental properties, attention often focuses on layout and fixtures, but overlooking building deterioration or structural issues can lead to problems after moving in. This article outlines 10 essential checkpoints to verify during viewings, including for older properties.
When viewing older rental properties, what should you look for? From cracks in exterior walls to deterioration in water supply and drainage pipes, we explain signs of building aging from a professional perspective. Includes a practical checklist to help you identify properties where you can live safely and comfortably for the long term.
The charm of historic home rentals lies in unique spatial experiences—high ceilings, solid wood, and more—that modern housing doesn't offer. We explain in detail what to check before viewing, including seismic safety, termite damage, and insulation performance.
Unsure whether to choose a new or older rental property? This guide provides a thorough data-driven comparison of characteristics, rent differences, and equipment variations by building age. Based on current seismic performance, thermal insulation, and facilities, we break down the decision-making criteria to help you select a rental property that fits your lifestyle.
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.
Buildings with Building Permits before June 1981 followed the "old seismic standard," while those after follow the "new seismic standard"—the two differ fundamentally in earthquake resistance. Learn how experts recommend evaluating a rental property's age and seismic classification.
When searching for apartments and condominiums, you'll inevitably encounter terms like "wooden," "steel," "RC," and "SRC" construction. This expert guide thoroughly explains how these structural differences impact soundproofing, earthquake resistance, rent, and insulation.
From the Building Standards Act's seismic standards to the Housing Quality Assurance Promotion Act's 10-year defect warranty, long-life housing certification, performance labeling systems, and sick building syndrome regulations—we break down the legal framework for evaluating housing quality in Japan, whether renting or buying.
