Oskamp’s Tip of the Week: Tokyo Bay Real Estate
Fortress in Tokyo Bay
This week’s Tip of the Week is brought to you by Real Estate Japan Insight. In the third audio clip in this series, Erik Oskamp, CEO of Akasaka Real Estate, talks with REJ’s Adam German about the distinctive features of residential real estate built in Tokyo Bay. After the Tohoku earthquake, property values in the bay area dropped due to potential buyers’ fears of liquefaction. But what is the truth about high-rises built on reclaimed land? If you’re looking to buy a high-end property in a high-rise building, the bay area may be worth looking at.
Erik will be covering topics like this and others in this month’s webinar on how to spot a good investment in Tokyo real esate. To register and ask Erik your questions, please sign up here.
Listen to Erik’s Tip of the Week below! The first audio clip covered investment properties in northern Tokyo. Last week’s feature was on investment properties in Shibuya and Minato wards.
Erik Oskamp on Tokyo Bay Real Estate by RealEstateJapan
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