“Home is a stage for your ideal life, not just real estate”—Hearst Fujingaho releases 2026 Standards for Luxury Consumers’ Housing
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- “Home is a stage for your ideal life, not just real estate”—Hearst Fujingaho releases 2026 Standards for Luxury Consumers’ Housing
- Hearst Fujingaho conducted a survey on 'Luxury Consumers' (women spending 1M+ JPY per transaction). The results show a significant polarization in the housing market, with the 300M+ JPY segment doubling and a shift toward viewing homes as fluid bases for self-actualization.
- Source: PR TIMES
- Date: Sat Mar 28 2026 16:40:10 GMT+0900 (Japan Standard Time)
Direct answer
Hearst Fujingaho conducted a survey on 'Luxury Consumers' (women spending 1M+ JPY per transaction). The results show a significant polarization in the housing market, with the 300M+ JPY segment doubling and a shift toward viewing homes as fluid bases for self-actualization.
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- “Home is a stage for your ideal life, not just real estate”—Hearst Fujingaho releases 2026 Standards for Luxury Consumers’ Housing (Sat Mar 28 2026 16:40:10 GMT+0900 (Japan Standard Time)), PR TIMES
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- PR TIMES
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- Sat Mar 28 2026 16:40:10 GMT+0900 (Japan Standard Time)
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Hearst Fujingaho conducted a survey on 'Luxury Consumers' (women spending 1M+ JPY per transaction). The results show a significant polarization in the housing market, with the 300M+ JPY segment doubling and a shift toward viewing homes as fluid bases for self-actualization.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the definition of 'luxury consumer'?
- A: It is defined as women who make discretionary expenditures of 1 million yen or more per occasion within the last year. For this survey, 357 people were selected from Hearst Houbunsha members and others.
- Q: How is the housing budget of Japan's wealthy changing?
- A: While the 50 million to 300 million yen volume zone is shrinking, the layer of 300 million yen or more has doubled, and the ultra-high net worth segment of 500 million yen or more has emerged, showing a clear polarization of the market.
- Q: What is the purpose of owning a second home?
- A: The reason 'for my own hobbies' has risen significantly to 49%, indicating that the value of second homes as 'infrastructure' to be used according to different stages of life, rather than as luxury items, is increasing.