Setagaya, Tokyo Prefecture
Seven Eleven - 3 min walk
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Browse 7,225+ akiya and vacant properties in Tokyo, Japan. Prices from ¥1,200 to ¥9,500,000,000. 361 new listings this month. Free English search updated daily.
Seven Eleven - 3 min walk
Family Mart - 3 min walk
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Tokyo is home to 7,225 akiya and vacant properties currently listed on Akiya Japan. Akiya (空き家) means "empty house" in Japanese — Japan has over 9 million vacant homes due to population decline and rural-to-urban migration, and many are available at remarkably low prices.
Properties in Tokyo start from ¥1,200. Whether you are looking for a rural retreat, a renovation project, or an affordable home in Japan, Tokyo offers opportunities for foreign buyers — Japan places no restrictions on foreign property ownership.
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