Build the brief around the intention

Seller research begins with an accurate description of the asset and the information available about it. A whole building, an individual unit and land need different presentations. A concise information pack should make the asset clear while preserving the source and limits of each statement.

List the documents, condition records and questions you want to discuss with the relevant professionals. Keep presentation work separate from verification: improved photographs do not resolve missing information. Ask advisers to explain their scope, responsibilities and the steps that apply to a particular proposal. No asking price or sales outcome is estimated here.

Three questions to resolve

Scope

Which asset and associated records are being discussed?

Presentation

Which statements can be supported by current evidence?

Process

Who will resolve valuation, document and transaction questions?

How this option differs

This is a seller research route for physical property. The offer on property.tokyo itself remains a domain-name sale. The site does not take property listings, represent sellers or claim that any building is available.

Property types in this research set

apartments, condominiums, detached houses, studio apartments, 1LDK apartments, 2LDK apartments, 3LDK apartments, 4LDK apartments, maisonette apartments, duplex apartments, offices, office floors, retail units, showrooms, street-front shops, warehouses, workshop premises, industrial buildings, hotel properties, guesthouse buildings, aparthotel properties, land parcels, residential plots, commercial plots, income properties, apartment buildings, mixed-use buildings.

These are editorial selections for the research tool. They do not confirm that an arrangement is available or suitable at any location.

English and Japanese starting phrases

The explorer includes the same intention with eight question topics, three wording variants, Tokyo and all 23 ward labels. Filter by a particular type and language to narrow the list. Search and download this intention ↗

Supporting guides

Reference and scope

MLIT — Real Estate Information Library ↗ is a primary reference for further research. This page is an editorial question framework; the source does not validate the suggested keywords, demand or any proposed transaction. Consulted 7 October 2026.

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