The go-to city for Singaporeans who are keen to invest in Japanese real estate is often Tokyo, and the capital city has been a magnet for Singaporean investors looking to capitalise on the weak Yen at the moment. But the price of investment-grade residential properties in Tokyo is also the highest in the country, and this has prompted many investors to turn their attention to other fast-growing cities. Osaka has emerged as one of the most compelling alternative residential property markets in Japan. One of the newest developments in Osaka that has recently hit the market is The Peak Shinsaibashi Tsuki. Located in Shinsaibashi, one of Osaka’s most recognised lifestyle and commercial districts, the project offers investors access to an established neighbourhood with an existing rental demand pool. The Peak Shinsaibashi Tsuki is a 92-unit freehold residential development, and is expected to be completed in March 2028. (Picture: FMI Japan)...