Inflation, Future, And Value of Money - deciding to buy a house I live in Asia where the inflation rate is approximately around 4.5-6% (average) in last 10 years. If in the next 10 years I plan to buy a house in other country (any country which I have the currency). Should I choose to buy the currency which have the lowest inflation rate?

For example, if I hold US Dollar 100,000 right now, and I can buy a house. But with the inflation rate of 1.3% in 10 years the price will be approximately 13% (USD13,000). Means my money will not enough and I must add 13,000.

However, If I hold JPY 11,000,000 right now and I can buy house too right now, with the inflation rate of 0.1%. it will be only 1% increase in next 10 years (about 110,000 JPY). It's not so much.

So, Is my idea correct?
If a country has a lower inflation rate than your country, it's currency will tend to appreciate against your currency over time, see interest rate parity.

It is true that if inflation is low, house prices will tend to increase less over the next ten years, however, the currency will tend to appreciate, making it more expensive to buy a house in ten years time.