AI Global Index — Decision Report

Tokyo, Japanfor a capital-appreciation investor

9 Sep 2026Methodology profiles-1.0.0Data confidence 90/1001 of 8 factors live
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Market Fit
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Weighted to a capital-appreciation investor's priorities, Tokyo scores 46/100monitor. Property entry-window: Open (score 72).

Future value growth and resale — momentum, migration and buying below the long-run norm.

Scorecard — the factors this profile weights

FactorWeightScoreSource
GDP growth22%6● live
Inbound migration16%40seed
Population growth12%0seed
Infrastructure12%90seed
Low overall risk12%76seed
Housing affordability10%53seed
Governance / title security10%80seed
Tourism6%76seed

Live = World Bank / UNODC / OECD / The Economist (dated). Seed = illustrative pending a licensed feed. Market Fit renormalizes by weight, so it is comparable 0–100.

Why it works

  • Infrastructure 90/100 · 12% weight
  • Low overall risk 76/100 · 12% weight
  • Governance / title security 80/100 · 10% weight
  • Tourism 76/100 · 6% weight

Why it may not

  • GDP growth 6/100 · 22% weight
  • Inbound migration 40/100 · 16% weight
  • Population growth 0/100 · 12% weight

Property entry-window

OpenValuation 100 · Demand 13 · Financing 100 · Title 80 · Climate 50 · price-to-income 87.6 (100 = long-run avg)

The same market, every profile

Tourist / visitor77
Family buying a home75
Bank / mortgage lender68
Family office / institutional68
Entrepreneur / startup66
Government / municipality64
Business expansion62
Corporate professional62
Retail brand54
Real estate developer50
Rental-income investor47
Capital-appreciation investor46

Tokyo ranks best for a tourist / visitor (77) and worst for a capital-appreciation investor (46). Suitability, not popularity.

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