Urbanex Introduces Brokerage Fee Free Rental Program Across Japan

Japan, 26th Jun 2025- Urbanex, in partnership with the Urban Renaissance Agency (UR), is thrilled to announce the launch of the Urbanex Brokerage Fee-Free Program, a transformative initiative designed to make renting affordable and accessible across Japan. This program eliminates brokerage fees for all new leases in Urbanex’s portfolio of modern, community-focused residential properties, available in key cities such as Osaka, Tokyo, Fukuoka, and Sendai.

Breaking Down Barriers to Urban Living

The Urbanex Brokerage Fee Free Program removes the costly brokerage fees—often equivalent to one month’s rent—that have long been a hurdle for renters in Japan. This initiative applies to Urbanex’s diverse range of apartments, which combine affordability, sustainability, and proximity to urban amenities. By partnering with UR, Urbanex also simplifies the leasing process, eliminating traditional requirements like key money or guarantors, making it easier for young professionals, families, and expatriates to secure quality housing.

“The Urbanex Brokerage Fee-Free Program is a game-changer for renters in Japan,” said the CEO of Urbanex. “We are committed to creating inclusive urban communities where residents can thrive without the burden of excessive upfront costs, all while enjoying modern, sustainable living spaces.”

Key Benefits of the Urbanex Brokerage Fee-Free Program

• No Brokerage Fees: Tenants save significantly by avoiding fees typically charged by real estate agents.
• Affordable, Quality Housing: Access to Urbanex’s portfolio of over 50,000 units, featuring energy-efficient designs and modern amenities.
• Prime Urban Locations: Properties located near major transport hubs and cultural landmarks, such as Osaka’s Shinsaibashi, Tokyo’s Shibuya, and Fukuoka’s Tenjin districts.
• Resident-Centric Support: Multilingual leasing assistance and a streamlined application process to accommodate both local and international renters.

Addressing Japan’s Urban Housing Demand

According to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Japan’s rental market has seen a 13% increase in demand for affordable housing in urban areas in 2025. The Urbanex Brokerage Fee Free Program responds to this trend by reducing financial barriers and supporting Japan’s vision for sustainable urban development. Building on UR’s legacy of accessible housing, Urbanex aims to set a new standard for affordability and convenience in the rental market.

The program is effective immediately for new leases signed on or after June 26, 2025, across all Urbanex properties. Prospective tenants can explore available units and apply directly through Urbanex’s website or contact leasing offices for personalized support in English or Japanese.

About Urbanex

Urbanex, in collaboration with the Urban Renaissance Agency, is a leader in affordable, high-quality rental housing in Japan. With a focus on sustainability, accessibility, and community, Urbanex manages a vast portfolio designed to meet the needs of modern urban residents. For more information, visit https://urbanexmaster.biz/ .

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