Investment Opportunity

Our investment strategy is deeply rooted in purpose. We flow where opportunity meets potential. By acquiring properties in high-demand tourist destinations at optimal prices, we unlock hidden value through redevelopment with SANGA House Technology. Our focus on upscale short-term rentals ensures consistent income and strong capital appreciation.

Japan offers a unique and timely investment opportunity driven by its weakened Yen, revitalized real estate market, and booming tourism sector. With the Japanese Yen at historically low levels, foreign investors gain unparalleled purchasing power, while post-COVID trends have ushered in a new growth cycle for the real estate market, particularly in short-term rentals (STRs). Supported by government reforms, increasing demand in secondary cities, and evolving travel preferences like slow travel and remote work, Japan's dynamic market is primed for significant returns and long-term growth.

Investment Opportunity

Weakened Yen Advantage

Foreign Investment Appeal
The Yen's devaluation creates an attractive entry point for international investors, allowing them to acquire real estate assets at a substantial discount.
Policy Divergence
The U.S. Federal Reserve has raised interest rates to over 5.5%, while the Bank of Japan (BOJ) maintains near-zero rates. This has caused the Japanese Yen to weaken significantly, with an exchange rate around 150 JPY/USD (a ~30% discount from previous highs).
Historical Context
Compared to the Thai Baht, the Yen has weakened by 41% since 2012, further amplifying purchasing power for foreign capital.
Investment Opportunity

Japan's Real Estate Market Entering a New Cycle

Historical Decline
Japan experienced three decades of declining real estate prices following the Plaza Accord.
Post-COVID Revival
- Low interest rates and a weak Yen are driving capital inflows.

- Hospitality-focused real estate, especially short-term rentals (STRs), is seeing rising demand and prices.
Aging Society
Japan’s aging population has reduced demand for traditional residential properties, creating unique opportunities in alternative real estate sectors like STRs.
Current Opportunity
Real estate prices in Japan are at their lowest in 30 years, making it a buyer’s market with immense potential for growth.
Investment Opportunity

Tourism Boom

Weakened Yen Boosts Tourism
The devalued Yen makes Japan an affordable and attractive destination for international travelers, driving unprecedented tourism growth.
Government Support
The Japanese government has prioritized tourism as a core strategy for economic growth, with measures to expand the sector.
Regulatory Changes in STRs
- During the COVID-19 pandemic, Japan relaxed regulations on short-term rentals, allowing residential properties to operate as STRs.

- This shift transformed underutilized residential properties into high-value assets, catering to the growing number of tourists.
Investment Opportunity

Evolving Travel Trends Align with STR Demand

The demand for short-term rentals (STRs) has consistently surpassed that of hotels, fueled by shifts in travel behavior such as "bleisure" travel (combining business and leisure) and extended stays. From Q1 2022 to Q2 2023, while hotel demand declined by 0.6%, STR demand grew by 11.7%. STRs have benefited from preferences for less densely populated areas, offering more space and flexibility for work and leisure. These trends, accelerated during the pandemic, position STRs as a more attractive option compared to traditional hotel accommodations.
short-term rentals DemanD
Small cities and rural areas saw STR demand grow by 24% year-to-date in May 2023, compared to 0% growth in hotels.
Travelers are drawn to these areas for space, privacy, and unique experiences, creating robust demand for STRs.
Slow Travel and Sustainable Tourism
Travelers are opting for longer stays in single locations to immerse themselves in local culture and minimize transportation costs.
The global market for slow travel is projected to grow at a CAGR of 10.5%, reaching $105.6 billion by 2026.
Rise of Remote Work and Digital Nomads
Japan’s affordability and coworking infrastructure attract remote workers and digital nomads.
Digital nomads stay an average of 3-6 months, aligning with STR offerings.
Shift to Non-Urban Areas
Post-COVID, there’s a growing preference for rural and secondary city destinations over densely populated urban centers.
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