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> Don't own property in Japan. Maybe don't buy property as an investment, but if someone actually wants to live in Japan, finds a nice bit of land, and can aff
by autoexec 2y ago
> Don't own property in Japan.
Maybe don't buy property as an investment, but if someone actually wants to live in Japan, finds a nice bit of land, and can affordably build a nice place for themself in a small town or countryside I doubt the declining population is going to make them think twice.
- spacebanana7 2y agoIf the decline becomes severe, areas can become difficult to live in. Having schools, transport and shops closing for lack of population sucks.
- incomingpain 2y ago>Maybe don't buy property as an investment, but if someone actually wants to live in Japan, finds a nice bit of land, and can affordably build a nice place for themself in a small town or countryside I doubt the declining population is going to make them think twice. Im going that extra bit here. You dont want to own even in non-investment purposes. You propose some solitude life, but that will be a rather bad decision as people will tend to move into the cities because of affordable housing.