Myoko’s luxury reset enters the hard part
The possible delay to Six Senses Myoko is modest, but it says something larger about Japan’s emerging resort markets.
Japan’s Relocation Grants Reflect A Bigger Regional Challenge
Japan’s regional relocation grants are a reminder that the country is still trying to shift people, jobs and long-term demand away from greater Tokyo and into regional areas.
Niseko annual market report 2025 now live
Explore the Uchi Insights Niseko annual market report 2025, with data-led analysis of pricing, sales activity, land trends and Japan’s benchmark resort property market.
Conrad’s Move Into Kobe Signals Growing Confidence In Japan’s Premium Hotel Market
Conrad’s planned debut in Kobe is another sign that international luxury hotel brands continue to see opportunity in Japan beyond Tokyo and Osaka’s core districts.
Hakuba Report 2025: Market In Transition
Hakuba’s 2025 property market saw listings and asking values rise sharply, while visible sales softened after a very active 2024. The deeper story is a resort market in transition, with land still central and apartment-style product becoming more relevant.
Queenstown Ski Expansion Highlights Global Race for Resort Capacity
The Remarkables’ proposed Doolans Basin expansion could make it New Zealand’s largest ski area. For Japan’s resort markets, it is also a useful reminder that ski infrastructure is becoming central to long-term property value.
Why Alpico’s New Real Estate Arm Matters For Nagano’s Resort Growth
Alpico’s decision to launch a dedicated real estate subsidiary suggests Nagano’s resort growth is becoming more integrated—linking transport, hospitality, retail and development more closely than before.
Kutchan’s Housing Shortage Is Becoming Part Of The Niseko Investment Story
A planned new housing development in Kutchan is another sign that the Niseko area’s growth is no longer just about hotels and second homes—basic residential supply is becoming a bigger part of the story.
