Types of Housing in Japan
There are several types of housing in Japan.
- **Owner-occupied home**: A house built on land that you own. If you purchase one, you can live there for a long time, but the costs are generally high.
- **Public housing**: Housing operated by the national or local government. It is offered at low rent for people with low incomes, but there are eligibility requirements to move in.
- **UR rental housing**: Housing provided by the Urban Renaissance Agency. No key money or agency fees are required, making it a relatively affordable rental option.
- **Private rental housing**: General rental housing provided by individuals or companies. There are many options to choose from, but in many cases you will need to pay a security deposit and key money when signing a contract.
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