stigmatized property; real estate with a flaw that reduces its price
Refers to properties that are cheaper due to a negative history or defect, such as a previous death, accident, or structural issue. Often used in real estate listings.
Stigmatized properties can often be bought cheaper than market price.
The real estate agent showed me a property with a history.
事故物件 specifically refers to properties where a death or accident occurred, while 訳あり物件 is a broader term that can include any flaw reducing value.
Standard kanji spelling.
Variant spelling using 有り instead of あり.
Compound of 訳あり (having a reason/circumstance) and 物件 (property). The phrase 訳あり implies there is some undisclosed or problematic background.