Closing costs (est.)
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As % of price: —
Price + closing costs: —
Breakdown
| Brokerage fee (incl. tax) | — |
| Stamp duty (sale + loan) | — |
| Registration (tax + scrivener) | — |
| Loan costs | — |
| Fire insurance (5-yr guide) | — |
| Fixed-asset-tax settlement (guide) | — |
| Closing costs (est.) | — |
| Acquisition tax (separate, after reliefs) | — |
* Estimates on standard assumptions. Registration tax depends on assessed value and reliefs; stamp duty on contract form (e-contracts can avoid the sale stamp); insurance on structure and cover. Confirm exact figures with quotes and professionals.
What are closing costs in Japan?
Beyond the price itself, buying property in Japan adds brokerage, taxes, registration, loan and insurance costs. A common guide: 6–9% of the price for resale via an agent, 3–6% for a new build bought direct. This tool assumes an assessed value of about 60% of the price and standard terms. Acquisition tax is often zero after residential reliefs, so it is shown separately as a 0–max range rather than added to the total.
How to use
What you'll learn: Estimate brokerage, registration, stamp and loan closing costs from the price and deal type.
- Enter the property price and transaction type.
- Choose and adjust the options shown.
- Read off the itemised closing costs and total.
FAQ
What share of the price should I budget?
Roughly 6–9% for an agented resale with a loan, 3–6% for a new build bought direct. The agent fee and loan type move the number most.
Can closing costs go into the loan?
Some banks offer closing-cost loans or lend above the price, but rates and screening terms can differ.