62% of Foreign Buyers of Tokyo Apartments are Taiwanese: THE BRIDGE Accelerates Cross-Border Asset Management Platform via 2026 Taiwan International Real Estate Expo

The Japanese real estate market has gained significant attention from overseas investors, including those in Taiwan, due to its stable legal system and high asset value. As Tokyo surpassed New York to rank first in the 2025 Global Real Estate Investment Index, investments from high-net-worth individuals have grown. According to the 2025 Land White Paper, real estate purchases by overseas investors reached 939.7 billion yen last year, an increase of approximately 63% from the previous year. Taiwan is particularly notable; the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism reported that 62% of foreign residents who purchased apartments in Tokyo's 23 wards in the first half of 2025 were from Taiwan.

THE BRIDGE is positioning its participation in the Taiwan International Real Estate Expo as the first step in building a cross-border asset management platform that connects Taiwan and Japan, guided by the vision of "connecting the world and Japan through real estate."

Business Model Supporting the Customer Asset Lifecycle

While most real estate companies focus on one-time brokerage transactions, THE BRIDGE centers its business on supporting the entire asset lifecycle for wealthy clients in Japan and Taiwan. We provide end-to-end services, including: - Property purchase support - Asset management support - Property management (PM) - Maintenance and equipment management - Sale support - Reinvestment proposals This creates a long-term partnership rather than a one-off transaction.

Competitive Advantage of the "Circular Business Model"

THE BRIDGE accumulates information from continuous client interactions to enhance service quality. By building a circular model of [Brokerage] -> [Property Management] -> [Data Accumulation] -> [Value Enhancement] -> [Sale Support] -> [Reinvestment Support], we drive business growth while increasing customer satisfaction and referral rates. In the Taiwan market, we propose long-term asset formation strategies that look beyond simple sales to post-purchase operation, management, and exit strategies.

High-Net-Worth and Operational Data Creating New Value

Our business model continuously accumulates diverse data, such as area-specific price trends, maintenance history, operational revenue, buying/selling timing, investor decision-making patterns, and asset holding habits. These are vital management assets to understand the customer's entire asset formation process.

Building Next-Generation AI Asset Management Infrastructure

THE BRIDGE is currently developing an AI-driven asset management infrastructure using accumulated property and customer behavioral data. In the future, we aim to provide personalized services such as automatic property recommendations, income/expense visualization, maintenance optimization, value-add strategies, optimal sale timing, and customized investment strategies.

THE BRIDGE is not just a brokerage. By fusing "Customer Asset Lifecycle × AI × Multilingual support," we are building a next-generation, cross-border asset management platform.

[Exhibition Overview] Name: 12th Taiwan International Real Estate Expo Dates: July 9 (Thu) – July 12 (Sun), 2026 Venue: Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center Hall 1 (Taipei) Booth: N229

Message from the Representative Interest in Japanese real estate is growing internationally, especially in Taiwan. Having experience in setting up real estate businesses in Taiwan, understanding both markets and cultures is our strength. We are not just aiming to sell properties; our mission is to accompany clients in their long-term wealth creation, supporting them from purchase through operation and sale to subsequent investments. We aim to evolve into an AI platform that supports better decision-making using the data generated in that process.