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Japan Real Estate: New Dynamics Attracting Diverse Capital
- Hodes Weill
- Jul 30
- 1 min read
Updated: Aug 7
Since 2022, major real estate markets around the world have undergone significant repricing due to aggressive interest rate hikes across major economies. In contrast, Japan has remained relatively stable, underpinned by ultra-low interest rates and ample domestic liquidity. These unique macro conditions have driven a surge in global investor interest. In fact, Tokyo ranked as the world’s most active real estate market in 2024, surpassing New York and Los Angeles, with an annual transaction
volume of US$34 billion.
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