Price Revision History — Every Price Cut, Fully Tracked

The asking price on a portal is what the seller hopes for. It often sits well away from what the property actually closes at, and a listing that has sat for months has usually been through several cuts. Price-revision history is how you read the seller's urgency, the market's verdict on the property, and the offer that will actually land — from the record rather than from a feeling.

But SUUMO, at home, Rakumachi and Kenbiya all show the current asking price and deliberately hide what came before it. That suits sellers and agents; for a buyer it is an information asymmetry. Urbalytics collects listing data continuously and is the only place in Japan that publishes price-revision history property by property.