Number of revisions
How many times this property has been marked down or up.
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Review recorded asking-price changes for condos, houses and income buildings. Compare the timing and size of revisions when negotiating a purchase or setting an asking price.
Properties in the Tokyo metropolitan area whose price changed yesterday, ordered by size of the cut. Filter by prefecture, property type or yield.
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Properties of ¥50M and up that were repriced on SUUMO or Rakumachi yesterday, across all property types, deepest cuts first. A members-only list.
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An asking price is what a seller hopes to receive; it is not the closed-sale price. Review the timing, count and size of recorded revisions alongside local comparables and time on market when preparing an offer or setting an asking price.
Urbalytics collects listing data over time and displays recorded price changes for each property. Compare today’s asking price with earlier observations to see how it has changed.
How many times this property has been marked down or up.
Days since first listed, and the gap since the last revision.
The cut per revision, and the cumulative percentage off.
How far it has fallen in total.
Revision statistics for Tokyo's 23 wards, Yokohama, Chiba, Saitama and other main areas.
Compared against the other units in the same building.
Check when the asking price changed and by how much. Compare time on market and nearby prices to assemble evidence for the offer you intend to make.
Look at what similar properties in the same building and area asked, how many revisions they went through, and where they closed. That is what an opening price and a revision schedule should be built on.
Listing history, price revisions and closed sales together show the supply and demand of an area and the liquidity of a specific building. Essential when you are working out the exit.
A dated record of decreases or increases in a property’s asking price. Urbalytics displays the revision count, timing and size observable in the listing data it has collected.
The current asking price does not show what a property was listed for previously. Compare its revision history with local prices and time on market when preparing an offer or a sale strategy.
Income buildings, condominium units, houses and land in Tokyo, Kanagawa, Chiba and Saitama. The history shows asking-price revisions observable in the collected listing data.
View the recorded asking-price changes for a property in date order. Compare the revision count, timing and size to understand how the current asking price was reached.
The demo on this page is public. Property-level price movement, revision-count rankings and price-cut trends by area are available without limit on the FREE plan and above.
Revision count alone does not establish whether a property is a good buy. Compare revision sizes, time on market and local sale records, then check the property’s condition and costs after purchase.
Read Greater Tokyo price-cut trends in Price Watch alongside an individual property’s revision history. Area reports add local asking-price context.
Asking-price and asking-rent statistics differ from actual closed-sale prices and agreed rents. Check the data month and sample count.
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