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Real Estate Research Intern
Description
Dive into Japan's unique real estate market through our specialized Real Estate Research Internship at our Tokyo headquarters. Analyze market trends, property valuations, and investment opportunities in the akiya sector.
This internship combines traditional real estate analysis with innovative approaches to rural property revitalization and sustainable tourism development.
- Duration: 2 to 3 months
- Location: Tokyo headquarters with field visits
- Focus: Akiya market analysis and investment research
- Experience: Japanese business culture and real estate practices
What you'll do
- Conduct market research on akiya properties and rural real estate trends
- Analyze property valuations and investment potential
- Research local regulations and zoning laws affecting rural properties
- Create detailed reports on market opportunities and challenges
- Assist with due diligence for potential property acquisitions
- Collaborate with Japanese real estate partners and agencies
- Develop financial models for renovation and tourism projects
- Present research findings to stakeholders and potential investors
Who we are looking for
- Business, Economics, Finance, or Real Estate student/recent graduate
- Strong analytical and research skills
- Interest in Japanese real estate market and rural development
- Proficiency in Excel, data analysis, and financial modeling
- Attention to detail and ability to synthesize complex information
- Understanding of real estate fundamentals and market analysis
- English proficiency; Japanese language skills highly beneficial
- Cultural sensitivity and professional communication skills
- Previous internship or research experience preferred
About Us
AKIYA2.0 is at the forefront of transforming Japan's approach to rural real estate. Our Real Estate Research interns gain unique insights into a market that bridges traditional property investment with innovative cultural preservation and sustainable tourism models.
Working from our Tokyo headquarters, interns experience Japanese business culture while contributing to research that shapes the future of rural revitalization.