Forza Horizon 6: Full Player Home and Bonus List
Buying homes in Forza Horizon 6 is not just a bragging right for your friends; it also comes with a powerful boost that makes the game easier. Check out where these properties are located and what perks you get for purchasing them.
In a game as focused on car culture as Forza Horizon 6, it’s easy to think of player houses as mere showboating. Nothing could be further from the truth! From the first free spot to the grazed villa, every home in Forza Horizon 6 offers bonuses to enhance your Horizon festival experience. You can benefit from them even without setting the house as your main headquarters. Just owning it is enough.
Unlike the last game in the series, you do not unlock houses by winning Horizon events. Instead, they are tied to a separate progression path, Discover Japan. There are tonnes of ways to earn points – from knocking over little mascots along the roads, to winning street races. This way, you'll be unlocking more houses at a fairly steady pace as you progress through the game.
In this guide, we'll take a look at all available player houses and see exactly what bonuses you will receive for buying them.
Mei's House, Ohtani
Requirements: Immediate start available
Cost: No charge
Your first house in the game. Domain Mei is unlocked as soon as you set foot in Japan. Dealer (Wheeler) gives you a very important bonus as you would expect from a starting location. Allows trade-in cars at the Autoshow.
But you’re just a guest sleeping on the sofa here, so I guess you’ll move to something bigger and better soon.
Tokyo, Tokyo House
Requirements: Available immediately
Price: 3,000,000 CR without VIP Pass, Free with VIP Pass.
If you don't have a VIP pass, you're going to have to cough over an eye-watering 3 million credits to pick up this house on the south-western edge of Tokyo. Definitely worth it. His bonus is Daily Wheelspin where you get one free spin every day when you check in. This is a great opportunity for extra rewards. The house is in a great location and is close to hundreds of races and challenges all across Tokyo.
Yashiki, Hokubu
Requirements: Available after completing tutorial.
Price: 10,000 CR
After exploring Japan for about 1.5 years, you will be able to access the Yashiki house. A forgotten place hidden in the western Hokubu region. When you get there, the roads will be blocked by excavators and rubble. This is an intro to property management in the game, a sims like minigame where you decorate the land. This means that you can earn passive income from players that visit you. The only advantage that you get here is the Estate Builder which basically lets you expand your estate.
Itô Minka House
Requirements: Unlock Blue Traveller Stamp
Price: 450 000 CR
After acquiring the Traveler’s Blue Seal, you’ll be able to unlock Minka’s Home, located in the eastern part of the map, practically opposite The Estate. Located in the quaint fishing village, it’s a great place to break up your journey before heading northwards into the snowy mountains. It offers a great incentive for stunt performers: Credit Stunts, which grants an extra 10% credits for stunt events in Horizon Party.
Sotoyama, Hakusan Mountain Lodge
Requirements: Pink Pathfinder Seal Unlocked
Price: 635 000 CR
When you get the pink pioneer stamp, you’ll probably be deep in cross-country racing all over the snowy north. Hakusan Mountain Lodge is a great base to enjoy the winsome charms of this mountainous region. It even offers two bonuses. The extra garage space means you can have another show car, and the Super Credits give you an extra 10% cash prizes in Horizon Life races.
Shimanoyama Fuji Unkai House (Sea of Clouds)
Requirements: Unlock Orange Navigator Stamp
Price: 830 000 CR
The Fuji Unkai House offers a stunning view of Mount Fuji and is located in a very central part of the map, making it an excellent choice for your main base. There’s also a super benefit for those who want to rake in even more points in Discover Japan mode. The Career Driver ability allows you to earn 10% more credits while doing Horizon Jobs.
Tokyo City Soko 78
Requirements: Get Purple Adventurer Stamp
Price: 980 000 C.R.
As you unlock more items on the Discover Japan trail, you will come to this house-which is really a warehouse-near the docks in Tokyo. One of the best perks in the game comes with the set. Import / Export. It gives you a continuing 5% discount on cars purchased from the Dealership, saving you oodles of virtual cash.
Ohtani, Vision House
Requirements: Get Gold Master Explorer Stamp
Price: 1500000 CR
The final and priciest house in the game (even if you have a VIP pass) is the beautiful Vision House. A prime location with a beautiful view of Tokyo and, once again, a great central placement. Just like the mountain lodge, it offers two full bonuses: "Riding with Friends" boosts the points earned for completing skill chains in a group (LINK skills) by 10%, while the "Extra Garage Space" lets you showcase even more rides from your collection.
