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Latest News on Property Investment in Japan

Seeking investment opportunities in the Japanese real estate market? Here's a recap of the hottest news on property investment in Japan. Check it out!

By MIPIM on février 18, 2015 0 Comments

Property Investment in Japan

Making sense of a smart city

From
www.investinjapan.co.uk
– February 13, 6:48 PM

Making sense of a smart city – Professor Carlo Ratti is a member of the World Economic Forum’s Global Agenda Council on Future Cities and the curator of the Future Food District Pavilion at the 2015 World Expo in Milan.

A city that knows its own mind

From
www.investinjapan.co.uk
– February 13, 6:47 PM

A city that knows its own mind – The double tragedy of the Great East Japan Earthquake and the subsequent nuclear power plant accident in 2011 had one positive legacy: it highlighted the need to continue the development of smart cities.

Is Japan set to be the next business haven for British and foreign investors?

From
www.investinjapan.co.uk
– February 13, 6:46 PM

Is Japan set to be the next business haven for British and foreign investors? – “Abenomics”, the economic policies advocated by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, are making Japanese assets more attractive to investors than they have been for many years.

Could the Tokyo market boom?

From
www.investinjapan.co.uk
– February 13, 6:47 PM

Could the Tokyo market boom? – Could the Tokyo real estate market come to emulate the success of the London one?

Currency Forecasts: What are they worth?

From
www.investinjapan.co.uk
– February 13, 6:46 PM

Currency Forecasts: What are they worth? – For any investor exploring the Japanese market, currency risk is likely to be a crucial concern. During the last quarter of the 2014, the Nikkei 225 rose by more than 20%.

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