International Insights, Global Perspective

After the launch of Indonesia's Golden Visa, the market widely interprets it as a boon for real estate, but the reality is far more complex. The Golden Visa is essentially a long-term residency policy aimed at attracting capital and high-net-worth individuals, not a 'buy property for residency' scheme. This article analyzes whether Jakarta and Bali real estate truly benefit, based on visa rules, foreign ownership restrictions, and urban demand structures, and breaks down the core differences between investment residency and real estate investment.

In 2026, Japan's real estate market shows significant divergence: core cities like Tokyo and Osaka are steadily rising, while some local and resort areas present structural opportunities. This is driven not by a single factor, but by three key logics: tourism recovery, population mobility, and global capital allocation. This article systematically breaks down the three core rising paths of Japan's housing and land price divergence and analyzes which regions hold sustained investment value.