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Why Japanese Real Estate Is Set To Soar In Value (and The Best Way To Invest)
By Tuks Engineer
Japanese real estate prices have had a terrible time over the past two decades. In fact, the market
experienced a run where property prices fell for sixteen years in a row despite the government trying
desperately to reverse the trend and get people to invest.
Now in many countries, real estate booms have created millionaires in a very short space of time.
Some of these local booms have run out of steam – others, like Japan, could be on the very verge of
starting a staggering up-trend.
The reason that investors are safer to break into the Japanese real estate market via REIT’s is that
they are a safer and more convenient form of Japanese property investment for profits. Non Japanese
investors directly looking to invest in Japanese real estate would face significant hurdles presented by
law, logistical difficulties in viewing properties and linguistic challenges in communication. Instead
REITs are fairly liquid investments that enable a non Japanese investor to own a stake in Japanese
real estate including commercial and residential property, industrial structures, shopping complexes
and hotels.
The argument for stepping into Japanese REITs are as follows:
1. The Japanese real estate market has performed awfully over the past 15 years. This is a classic
example of a market that has fallen to lows and now reversing as property prices have recently began
to buck this downward trend.
2. Interest rates in Japan are extremely low, and the Japanese public are fairly cash rich com