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Explore the intriguing phenomenon of Japan's abandoned homes, with insights featured in major media outlets like Asahi Shinbun and VOGUE. Japan faces a unique housing crisis, with over ten million abandoned houses, many of which are surprisingly available for free. This book offers a deep dive into the real estate landscape, revealing the challenges and opportunities it presents while debunking common myths. It serves as the first English-language guide for beginners interested in this captivating sector, highlighting the potential of neglected properties. Whether you're an experienced investor or a curious explorer, this guide is your entry point into Japan's real estate market and the remarkable potential of akiyas—abandoned homes. Meet Anton Wormann, a former globe-trotting fashion model from Stockholm, now a full-time resident of Japan. His journey began with a visit in 2015 that sparked a deep connection to the country. Anton runs the popular YouTube channel, Anton in Japan, where he shares his experiences and adventures in buying and renovating old houses in Tokyo. With hundreds of millions of views, his channel has gained international acclaim, showcasing the beauty and potential of Japan's unique real estate opportunities.
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Free Houses in Japan, Anton Wörmann, Megan Douglas
- Language
- Released
- 2023
- Binding
- (Paperback),
- Book condition
- Good
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- Title
- Free Houses in Japan
- Subtitle
- The True Story of How I Make Money DIY Renovating Abandoned Homes
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Anton Wörmann, Megan Douglas
- Publisher
- Anton in Japan Media
- Released
- 2023
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 335
- ISBN13
- 9798989095506
- Series
- Description
- Explore the intriguing phenomenon of Japan's abandoned homes, with insights featured in major media outlets like Asahi Shinbun and VOGUE. Japan faces a unique housing crisis, with over ten million abandoned houses, many of which are surprisingly available for free. This book offers a deep dive into the real estate landscape, revealing the challenges and opportunities it presents while debunking common myths. It serves as the first English-language guide for beginners interested in this captivating sector, highlighting the potential of neglected properties. Whether you're an experienced investor or a curious explorer, this guide is your entry point into Japan's real estate market and the remarkable potential of akiyas—abandoned homes. Meet Anton Wormann, a former globe-trotting fashion model from Stockholm, now a full-time resident of Japan. His journey began with a visit in 2015 that sparked a deep connection to the country. Anton runs the popular YouTube channel, Anton in Japan, where he shares his experiences and adventures in buying and renovating old houses in Tokyo. With hundreds of millions of views, his channel has gained international acclaim, showcasing the beauty and potential of Japan's unique real estate opportunities.