The Japan Times
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Fuji Mediaโs real estate unit attracts ยฅ1 trillion bids
More than 15 firms submitted bids for Sankei Building last month, with several offers exceeding ยฅ1 trillion ($6.3 billion).
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More than 15 firms submitted bids for Sankei Building last month, with several offers exceeding ยฅ1 trillion ($6.3 billion).
Ministry figures released Friday show that Japan spent ยฅ11.73 trillion supporting the yen between April 28 and May 27, in a record for a monthlong period.
A report by the operator of a major Japanese real estate platform found that fewer renters are looking for apartments facing south, while more are seeking accommodation where a guarantor is not required.
Foreign and domestic investors have been flocking to Japan's real estate market to buy properties that have risen in price but are still seen as having scope to gain.