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Tokyo has beat out some stiff competition to be named the number one city to watch in 2019 by Christie's International Real Estate.
Anyone renting an apartment in Japan needs to provide a guarantor—a person or company that is willing to pay should the renter fail to settle their dues—but landlords often push for guarantor agencies that cost tenants additional fees.
The second half of REthink Tokyo's chat with RISE Corp salesperson Keisuke Hanaoka, who shares his experiences in the Tokyo property market.
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