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Condo starts declined heavily year on year but single family home starts continued to rise.
Survey says that the suburbs rose most in popularity from 2021 to 2022.
Omicron, the Ukraine and heavy snow are the culprits according to data released by the Teikoku Data Bank.
However 78 percent of those surveyed said now is a good time to sell according to data released by Nomura Solutions.
According to year on year data released by the Japan Housing Finance Agency, underscoring how real estate financing is adapting to Japan’s ageing population.
The decline in new nationwide listings is the first negative print in 5 months.
The large majority of institutions classified themselves as aggressively lending.
While sales transactions fell, sold prices continued to rise for both condos and freestanding homes.
Yields in Okayama and Hiroshima cities were the only ones that rose across all residential property types measured.
Ziv Nakajima-Magen from Nippon Tradings International outlines excerpts from their annual white paper on Japan’s property market.
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