Is there room for appreciation after the G20 summit in Osaka, Japan?

Before the G20 summit report, Osaka real estate has been steadily rising, which is a very good trend, and it can only be said that it will rise in appreciation space after that. The G20 is just the beginning, and then the Las Vegas and World Expo will be launched in the city one by one.

With a series of favorable factors, the number of visitors to Japan will continue to increase. The booming tourism industry is the foundation of Osaka's housing price stability, and Osaka occupies this place all year round in the list of house price increases in Japan. In 2018, the average house price in Osaka was around 40,000 yuan, which is very cost-effective compared to Tokyo, so the rate of return will be higher than that of Tokyo.

According to the data of relevant Japanese institutions, the high rate of return of real estate in Japan can make a property recover its cost in about 20 years on average, while in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, it takes 100 years.

The number of visitors to Japan is increasing, and there is a shortage of accommodation facilities in Japan. Especially after the Minshuku Law, the number of existing inns and hotels can no longer meet the needs of tourists. Japan's homestay industry, which was originally in a "gray area", is on the right track through the reform of the Minshuku Law, which will contribute to the healthy development of the Japanese homestay market from the perspective of long-term growth.

The new B&B Law stipulates that registered B&Bs nationwide are only allowed to operate for 180 days a year. Half of the hours of operation means that the return on investment will be reduced accordingly....However, in order to revitalize the travel industry, Osaka introduced the Special Zone Minshuku Ordinance a few years ago, stipulating that homestays registered in Osaka are special district minshukus and can be opened every day, 365 days a year. Therefore, investors who want to invest in Osaka real estate must seize the opportunity, and if you want to know more about buying a house in Japan, please click on the avatar to view.

It has risen a wave, and then after the purchase limit, it has fallen again, if you are ready to buy, wait for the second-hand housing next year, look at the price increase, and buy this wave, and there will definitely be a lot of them in the second-hand housing market next year

There are still 2 months left in the 2019 G20 summit in Osaka, Japan, and the real estate in Osaka, Japan has recently attracted more attention than before, mainly because of the effect of this summit, the World Expo and the casino, Osaka real estate has also become one of the investment purposes favored by investors, Osaka housing prices are about 70% of Tokyo housing prices, but Osaka's return on investment is the same as Tokyo. In 2018, Osaka ranked third among the world's most livable cities, surpassing Tokyo in seventh place.

What impact will the G20 summit have on Osaka? Everyone knows that the big event effect is a good time for the development of the city, and the display of the country's image will also attract attention from all over the world, and it is also an opportunity to "attract money". There is an ironclad law for every event, that is, the rapid growth of the economy, the forefront of technology and other benefits.

For example, the G20 summit in Hangzhou, China, has brought a new side to Hangzhou, and at the same time, the real estate has also shown a trend of "crazy growth".

The above table is a comparison of housing prices in various districts, counties and cities in Hangzhou in October 2016 and August 2017, from which it is not difficult to see that the housing prices in Shangcheng District, West Lake District and Xiacheng District are all over 10,000 yuan in one year. Among them, from October 2016 to August this year, it has been less than a year, Shangcheng District has been 11,495 yuan in the past year, Xihu District has been 10,245 yuan in the past year, and Xiacheng District has been 10,141 yuan in the past year.

According to the Hurun Global House Price Index released by the Hurun Research Institute in the first half of 2017, Hangzhou ranked 17th in the world in terms of annual housing price growth. In addition to housing prices**, Hangzhou's infrastructure has also been improved by the G20 Summit.