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The interest rate gap between Japan and the eurozone is shrinking. However, Japanese real estate remains a lucrative investment and European real estate is becoming more attractive for the Japanese.
In Europe, renewable energy investments are attracting a lot of attention in response to the energy crisis, and the question of how to utilize renewable energy will be a major challenge for all industries.
Anyone wishing to realize a currency premium when investing in Japanese real estate should no longer think too long when selecting a property. Apart from that, Japanese real estate remains highly attractive as an investment.
While the US is seeing a resurgence of risky real estate securitization to the detriment of investors, Japan has strengthened its financial supervision and will not abandon foreign real estate investors.
The capital-driven US property market often promises high returns but a recent big loss of a top-rated CMBS bond emphasizes the downside of such investments. European investments and security backers tend to be fairer, safer, and more reliable.
In pursuit of greater capital efficiency, more and more Japanese companies are selling land and buildings. This is likely to triple the market volume.
Decoupling and deglobalization mean that property markets are no longer moving in international harmony. Investors need to broaden their investment strategy and in doing so there is no way around Japan.
Japanese real estate has long been a must-have, not a nice-to-have, and should be part of any global investment strategy.
Western investors are taking advantage of the strength and liquidity of Japan’s property market. The current reluctance on the buyer side has no performance-specific causes, while sellers are benefiting from the stability of the market.
Intensive preparations for emergencies reduce the impact of earthquakes and preserve the value of Japanese real estate.
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