Japan’s interest-rate hike won’t deter commercial property investment: analysts
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The end of ultra-loose monetary policy in Japan is unlikely to deter foreign investors from commercial real estate investments. Tokyo and other large metropolises in Japan remain attractive destinations for capital looking to acquire assets such as hotels, multifamily buildings, and logistics facilities. In contrast, China's uncertain outlook and various support measures have failed to revitalize foreign investment demand for commercial property. Foreign investor appetite for Japan is strong, with Japan receiving more foreign investment in commercial real estate than China in recent years. Japan's share of total foreign investment in property has remained relatively steady, while China's share has declined. Japan's commercial property market is expected to continue to be strong due to its strong fundamentals, stable economy, and clear exits. On the other hand, foreign investors are likely to have a limited appetite for China's commercial property market for some time due to challenges and limited leasing demand.
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