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In Japan, the real estate market is impacted by cultural superstitions surrounding properties associated with sudden or violent deaths. To mitigate buyer and tenant apprehensions, some property owners are employing 'ghost investigators.'
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In Japan, the real estate market is impacted by cultural superstitions surrounding properties associated with sudden or violent deaths. To mitigate buyer and tenant apprehensions, some property owners are employing 'ghost investigators.'
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Japan's superstitions make some homes hard to sell or rent
Superstitions Affecting Real Estate Market in Japan