Nagomi Fudosan Will Increase the World's Happiest Investors Through Used Studio Apartment Investments in Tokyo x Nagomi Fudosan's Serious After-Sales Follow-up! [Nagomi Fudosan Co., Ltd. with Reputable After-Sales Follow-up]

Our company supports April Dream, which aims to make April 1 a day for broadcasting dreams. This press release is the dream of 'Nagomi Fudosan Co., Ltd.'.

Nagomi Fudosan Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Representative: Kazunori Nakasone) has a dream: [To increase the world's happiest investors through used studio apartment investments in Tokyo x Nagomi Fudosan's serious after-sales follow-up].

There are many people in the world who invest for various purposes, such as resolving future money worries or realizing their dreams.
However, not everyone who invests is successful.
Many people who invest worry that 'the operation is not going well' or 'losses have occurred'.

It is a great pity when an investment started for a bright future turns into a major source of worry before you know it.
Our goal is not only to reduce the number of people who worry about investments, but also to break the industry norm of 'selling real estate investment properties and being done with it,' accompany the operation, make everyone's dreams come true, and increase the number of 'the world's happiest investors'.
To that end, Nagomi Fudosan proposes investing in studio apartments in Tokyo, where high demand is expected in the future and asset value increases are highly anticipated. Through 'serious after-sales follow-up' after purchase, we support the increase in our owners' earnings and strive day and night to 'create happy investors'.
Thanks to this serious after-sales follow-up, we boast an astonishing operational track record where 'one in three of our company's owners exceeds an annual cash flow of 1 million yen'.

## ● What is the Appeal of Investing in Used Studio Apartments in Tokyo?
The properties our company recommends are 'used studio apartments in the 23 wards of Tokyo'.
Why are 'used studio apartments in the 23 wards of Tokyo' good?
This is because, despite high demand, supply is restrained, resulting in a chronic shortage of rental inventory, and the risk of vacancies or rent decline is low.

The basis for these reasons is as follows:

### 1. Rental demand in Tokyo will remain stable due to the increase in single households
According to the 2025 demographic migration report announced by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications in February 2026, the net migration into Tokyo was 65,219, topping the list and leaving other prefectures far behind. It shrank in 2020 and 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but has since turned to expansion.
In particular, many people move to Tokyo for higher education or employment, and looking at the net migration by age, the 20-24 age group was the largest at 57,263.
On the other hand, the net outflow of population extends to 40 prefectures, and the acceleration of over-concentration in Tokyo shows no signs of stopping.

Furthermore, according to Tokyo's demographic statistics, the number of single households in Tokyo continues to increase. It exceeded half in 2020 at approximately 3.62 million households (50.2% of all households) and is expected to increase to approximately 4.3 million households in 2045.
In addition to the influx of young people, the main factors are the rise in the unmarried rate and the increase in elderly single households, and it is predicted that over 54% of all households will be single households in 2050.
Moreover, most singles do not purchase real estate but live in rental properties.
Therefore, it is no exaggeration to say that the rental demand for studio apartments for singles will not disappear in the future.