New developments, landmark projects and emerging luxury destinations shaping Japan’s real estate landscape.
Mori Building Co., Ltd. announced the completion of Residence B, the final piece of the Azabudai Hills project and part of the larger Toranomon-Azabudai District Category 1 Urban Redevelopment Project.
InterContinental opens its first hotel in Hokkaido — InterContinental Sapporo — bringing international luxury to the heart of Sapporo.
Discover how Japan’s luxury real estate agency TonTon, exclusive to $3 million-plus properties, joins the Forbes Global Properties network.
Chedi Hospitality announced its long-anticipated entry into the Japanese market on August 13 with The Chedi Niseko—an exclusive alpine development of a boutique hotel in the heart of Hirafu, Niseko.
ONYX, Southeast Asia’s leading hotel and residence management company, is strengthening its long-term commitment to Japan with a focused new development initiative.
Imperial Hotel, Tokyo earned the Forbes VERIFIED™ Responsible Hospitality certification for its sustainability and luxury service.
Anantara Karuizawa Retreat, set to open in 2030, will offer luxury villas, wellness amenities, and scenic views in one of Japan’s top resort destinations.
A first look at the future Garner Hotel Kyoto Shijo Karasuma, set to welcome guests from November 2025.
Porsche Design has partnered with Sotheby’s Japan to bring its first Asian branded luxury residence, Porsche Design Tower Bangkok, to the Japanese ultra-luxury real estate market.
Major developers are reshaping Japan’s luxury real estate market with new high-end projects in Tokyo, Kyoto, and beyond—signaling a bold new era of urban sophistication and investment potential