Wanguo Land officially announced that it will enter the Japanese homestay market in April this year! We provide Chinese overseas real estate clients with a wide range of high-quality one-family rental and apartment projects in Japan throughout Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto.
According to Ms. Shi Ruixue, President of Wanguo Land, "In April this year, Wanguo Land will jointly launch a major project in 2017 -- Japan Home Stay together with tourism giants. We believe that our cooperation with tourism companies this year will be a great highlight. This cooperation model is a new model for Wanguo Land to help customers solve the rental problem.
After Winland selected projects in Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto, the top Global travel company will act as the guaranteed leaseholder of Wanguo Land, providing clients with highly guaranteed occupancy rates and solving the leasing concerns of investors. We also believe that this kind of homestay project will be welcomed by investors immediately after it is put into the market. Wanguo Land is constantly trying a better model to better allocate high net worth clients' overseas assets. At the same time, we are also very welcome to cooperate with first-class resources."
It is worth paying attention to that the press conference of the Japanese Homestay project will be held in April, when the top global travel companies will give full support to provide guarantee for the project. There will be many surprises on the day of the press conference. (At the end of the article, you can scan the code to sign up and get 5,000 RMB house purchase discount)
In fact, as a top overseas real estate brand in China, Wanguo Land has accumulated rich and detailed market data through years of overseas real estate investment consulting experience, and has a good understanding of the real investment needs of real estate buyers. It not only exceeds customers' expectations in terms of products and services, but also provides customers with a change of lifestyle. As a new model, the Japanese home stay project is definitely worth considering for your investment before the dividends brought by the Olympic Games in Japan.
Japan Homestay
Japan's home-stay (Pension) began to rise from 1959 to 1960. Due to the high social and economic growth, the tourist resorts in summer and skiing activities in winter were crowded, and the hotel accommodation space was obviously insufficient. At this time, the foreign-style home-stay (pension) began to rise. Some farms also operated as sideline businesses to provide accommodation for tourists. By the 1970s, homestays began to become popular in Japan. Japanese homestay adopts the licensing system based on the European model in homestay legislation, and its name is "experience Homestay", which further shows that experience is the main selling point and feature of homestay.
Last year, the Japanese government legalized homestays, allowing more privately owned empty rooms to be rented to tourists, Japanese media reported. Therefore, Chinese investors in Japan were moved by the wind and set off a new investment boom.
Economic organizations estimate that the relaxation of restrictions on the hotel industry law will increase the number of foreign tourists in Japan and generate 10 trillion yen (about 580 billion yuan) in spending on lodging, dining, and shopping, while housing providers are expected to invest 1 trillion yen in improving furniture and services.
To this end, the Japanese government began to promote the reform of the famous guest service system. The Japanese government has launched "Minjuku" accommodation for foreign tourists. The practice was pioneered in Tokyo's Ota ward, which, as a "national strategic special zone", enjoyed a relaxation of the policy, allowing vacant houses that meet certain conditions to be rented out.
Chinese investment in B&Bs is enthusiastic
According to the president of a real estate company in Tokyo, the investment rate of second-hand houses in Tokyo is generally 5 ~ 8%, but investors' expectation for homestay property is 10%, which shows investors' expectation and confidence in homestay yield.
To be sure, Japan's tourism industry is a major driver of home-stay growth. Japanese homestays can be found on every major travel website in China, and Chinese tourists in Japan are increasingly interested in this kind of different accommodation. The number of foreign tourists staying at domestic hotels and inns in Japan reached a new high of 70.88 million in 2016, an increase of 8 percent over the same period of the previous year and another record high.
Among them, the number of foreign tourists to Japan increased by 22 percent, while the number of tourists staying in Japan increased by only a single digit. The tourism agency estimates that the growth in the figures, which are not included in the statistics, is due to the fact that only hotels, hotels and other facilities that are permitted by the hotel business law, are not included in the statistics. The number of guest houses, which have become increasingly popular among foreign tourists in Japan in recent years, is not included in the statistics.
By region, Tokyo (18.05 million) and Osaka (10.25 million) were the most popular "Golden Routes," followed by Hokkaido (6.92 million) and Tokyo (4.82 million).
The Japanese government has set a goal of increasing the number of visitors to Japan to 40 million by 2020, and is reportedly considering a target of more than 60 million. Meanwhile, Japan's property market has continued to rise since Tokyo won the bid in 2013. Prices have risen sharply in some central Tokyo districts, especially Chuo, Chiyoda, Minato and Shinjuku. Osaka urban rise is also very big, Osaka North, central district, wave speed area, the western district have a higher increase. In addition, Nagoya, Fukuoka, Yokohama and other cities also have varying degrees of increase.
Tokyo and Japan's major cities are very optimistic about real estate through 2020, and the Olympic Games will be a boon. With home-stay services poised to become more popular and Asian investment hot money pouring in, there is an investment boom brewing in Japan's home-stay industry and it is a good time to take advantage of the investment opportunities.
