What is real estate in an urbanization control area?

Real estate in an area where urbanization is restricted by law. Building or rebuilding is generally limited, making it difficult to sell.

Why do many people request appraisals from 3 companies?

To balance the risk of being lowballed by relying on just one company against the hassle of dealing with too many companies.

What is 'negative real estate'?

A coined term referring to low-value real estate that is difficult to utilize and only incurs burdens like property taxes and maintenance costs.

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How Many Appraisals Are Requested When Selling Property in an Urbanization Control Area? [Survey Results]

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Dream Planning Co., Ltd., operator of the 'Negative Real Estate Purchase Center', released survey results on the number of appraisals requested when selling real estate in an urbanization control area. Out of 353 valid responses, a majority of 51.0% answered '3 companies', followed by '4-5 companies' at 31.2%. Over 80% plan to request appraisals from multiple companies for comparison. The trend shows that while owners are concerned about opaque market prices and the risk of lowballing, they consider around 3 companies to be appropriate when factoring in the effort required to deal with them.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is real estate in an urbanization control area?: A: Real estate in an area where urbanization is restricted by law. Building or rebuilding is generally limited, making it difficult to sell.
Q: Why do many people request appraisals from 3 companies?: A: To balance the risk of being lowballed by relying on just one company against the hassle of dealing with too many companies.
Q: What is 'negative real estate'?: A: A coined term referring to low-value real estate that is difficult to utilize and only incurs burdens like property taxes and maintenance costs.