How are Japanese property-related terms used in real estate listings

Japanese property-related terms in real estate listings are commonly used to convey key details about properties, such as their type, layout, and price. Typical terms include 物件 (bukken), meaning “property” or “listing,” used to refer to a real estate item for sale or rent. Another frequent term is 間取り (madori), which describes the layout or floor plan of the property, indicating the number of rooms and their configuration. The term 家賃 (yachin) refers to the rent price of a property. These terms are crucial for buyers and renters to understand the specifics of what is being offered and are standard vocabulary in Japanese real estate ads.

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