Chapter 333 Renting is Better Than Buying a House
During the New Year holiday, some people will go out to travel, and some people will choose to rent some movie discs and go home to watch them slowly...... No matter what kind of leisure and entertainment it is, it is the result of personal choice.
Masayoshi Kishimoto came to the high-end apartment rented by Kyoko Fukada as promised. It's not the first time he's here. Plus this time, it's the second time.
Kyoko Fukada was quite happy and said, "You still count your words. ”
"All the while, my words count. Kishimoto said seriously.
"Whatever you want to drink, what you want to eat, go to the refrigerator and get it yourself. Kyoko Fukada didn't treat him as a guest.
Masayoshi Kishimoto sat on a unique single sofa in the living room and said, "You artists are still quite profitable! In just a few years, you have such a high-end apartment." ”
"I'll buy it there, rent it. Kyoko Fukada told the truth.
Kishimoto seems to understand something. Female stars look beautiful on the surface, but in fact they may not be very rich. Most of this head was taken by the office where he worked.
Moreover, even if they earn more, they will also spend more. Among them, the monthly expenses of skin care, cosmetics, clothes, jewelry, etc. are expensive.
Even if I feel sorry for spending so much money, I have to continue, after all, I know that if I want to continue to mix in this circle, I have to maintain and support a certain scene.
Fashion in the entertainment industry is a big place Vanity Fair. When the level of a star reaches a certain level, there will be situations where clothes, jewelry, etc. are only worn once.
If you wear the same thing twice, you will be talked about by gossip magazines. So-and-so's economy is worried or something, his career is starting to decline, and there is no job to take...... As for the evidence, it will cite one of the other party's outfits.
The readers are just a rabble, and they don't think about it at all. In an instant, it will also become a topic of gossip after tea and dinner for the public. Celebrities are not afraid of being scolded, they are afraid that no one will pay attention to them, but they are also afraid of being told that they are poor and about to go bankrupt.
If they can't lead the fashion, there won't be any merchants willing to talk to them. Even if Kyoko Fukada is a well-known actress, it doesn't mean that she will definitely be able to afford a big house in the heart of Tokyo.
Foreigners who are not from Tokyo and want to own their own real estate in Tokyo's 23 wards will have to pay a huge price. However, most people rent a house for the rest of their lives until they die.
Masayoshi Kishimoto knows very well that the real estate in the good area of Tokyo belongs to the real rich people in Japan, and the one that is richer than several generations. Even if inheritance tax is levied in Japan, there are various ways to avoid it or pay it less.
How many people would be so virtuous and noble as to hand over the things they had worked so hard to the government, and leave them to future generations, and leave them a memory for them, so that they would not forget the days of sweeping their graves.
The second is the nouveau riche in Japan. Whether it was before and after the bursting of the economic bubble in the 90s, or those who seized the opportunity of the Asian financial crisis in 97 to short, or those who made a lot of money from other financial derivatives.
The third is the rich people who belong abroad. Some of them like to live in an international metropolis, some are asset-averse, some have been doing business in Tokyo for a long time, and so on. A basket of eggs is always good when it is scattered, and it can reduce the risk.
The fourth is the rentier class. Although there is some money, it is not much compared to the real rich people. They make a profit in the form of leasing. There are also many loans to buy houses and then rent them out.
The fifth is the rental of houses in the form of companies. Even if Japan's declining birthrate and aging population are gradually increasing, it has not hindered Tokyo, which is all on the edge of Japan. The net inflow of people into Tokyo is steadily increasing every year.
"If you give the money to the landlord every month, you might as well take out a loan for 35 years and buy a small apartment to live in. It's not as comfortable as you are now, but it's still your own.
The monthly mortgage is thought of as rent. After a few years, you will still benefit from rising house prices. After all, Japan's housing prices are still in the trough range. Kishimoto thinks from an economic point of view and gives a good investment advice.
Kyoko Fukada holds her mug in both hands. She took a sip of the coffee in the cup, and then said with her charming and sunny signature smile on her face, "I won't buy a house." I'm waiting for someone to drop me off? I really want to live in Roppongi. ”
Masayoshi Kishimoto immediately understood the true meaning of her words. Its own hard gold group is currently moving forward with Roppongi's old town renovation plan. After overwhelming media coverage from all sides, it is already a well-known thing.
"Roppongi is not for you. You're going to live in Setagaya. "Kishimoto Masayoshi is not reluctant to give her a set, but really gives her a set, which means that the relationship between the two has really become a lover.
"I just like Roppongi. Kyoko Fukada smiled and did not change her course.
"It's because of your idea that you are pushing the house price higher and higher. Needless to say, the prime location has always been an inch of land.
Even in the corners of Tokyo, housing prices are rising. Rising house prices will inevitably lead to higher rents. Even so, it still can't stop the people from outside from pouring into Tokyo's 23rd ward.
I don't understand what's so bad about staying in my hometown? Why do you have to come to Tokyo? After all, the lucky ones are a very small minority, and the vast majority of people will only waste their youth here, and they are extremely likely to be saddled with a lot of debt.
What kind of place is Tokyo? I'm not afraid that people have many hobbies, but I'm afraid that people don't have hobbies. This is the most likely to give rise to impulsive spending. "Kishimoto said lukewarmly.
"Because people don't want to be frogs at the bottom of the well. Besides, there are still opportunities here in Tokyo. If you stay in your hometown, I am afraid that you will never have a chance to get ahead in your life.
It's always good to come out and see the world! Nowadays, the economy of Japan as a whole is not in a good mood. People need work, they need money, they need to survive, and it is difficult for their hometown to provide these things. ”
Kyoko Fukada is an outsider, and she is the best able to understand the true thoughts of non-Tokyo people like them.
Of course, Kishimoto understands that people are chasing money. More than 50% of the world's wealth is controlled by 1% of the world's population. Where these 1% are gathered, there will be more investment, more projects, more jobs, which means that others can make money.
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