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MARKET DASHBOARD PREVIEW

Compare asking prices.

Dashboard data · 2026-10-12 · detached homes

Three area rows from the dashboard. Sort by median asking price per square metre.
AreaListings
Kanagawa¥39,800,000 median asking¥396,975n=5,211
Okinawa¥52,800,000 median asking¥473,118n=347
Tokyo¥61,800,000 median asking¥646,842n=5,270

Preview only. Asking prices, not sale prices. Compare similar homes before drawing conclusions.

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Compare asking prices and ¥/m², price cuts, listing supply and time until removal, plus tourism and population trends. Sort tables and export CSVs.

Prices & comparisons
Median asking prices, price per m², price distributions, and comparisons by prefecture and available city, property-type, building-age and station-distance groups.
Price cuts & negotiation
Recorded asking-price reductions, typical cut sizes and the share of tracked price changes that are cuts. Follow through to the listings behind recent reductions.
Supply & market speed
Listing counts and property-type mix, inventory changes, and days from first detection until removal. Removal does not confirm a sale.
Area risks
Compare asking-price patterns across available hazard and area-character groups. These comparisons are not a property inspection or safety clearance.
Tourism & population
Guest-night trends and projected population through 2050. The linked area comparison includes sampled short-stay availability, hotel availability and assessed land values—not verified occupancy or rental returns.
Tools & data quality
Switch areas and property types, sort tables, and export CSVs with sample sizes and calculation dates. Coverage varies; small samples are suppressed, and snapshot or sample-based views are labeled.

Listing prices are asking prices, not completed sale prices. Historical snapshots are dated, not live feeds. Area averages are not a valuation of an individual home.

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