
Solving The Housing Puzzle: Why Housing Must Be Labelled As National Infrastructure
"Explore why housing should be considered as national infrastructure"
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"Explore why housing should be considered as national infrastructure"
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"Despite global headwinds, Japan maintains its resilience and continues to show strong appeal to investors, supported by unwavering demand. While some short-term disruptions may arise from recent political developments, firm underlying fundamentals are expected to pave the way for a stable outlook in 2026."
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"As we kick off 2025, we’re anticipating less uncertainty in the UK commercial property markets than in 2024."
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"Japan’s stability in 2024 continued to attract significant international investment despite gradual interest rate hikes. With renewed optimism for rental growth and strategic importance in the APAC region, further rate hikes should cause only temporary disruptions, paving the way for increased market dynamism and new players into 2025."
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"How does the economic outlook influence our market forecasts for the next five years?"

"As recently as three decades ago, Japan was extremely successful, but its recent performance has become rather subdued. The declining population, and the abruptly weakened currency in recent years have raised some concerns regarding the prospects of the economy and real estate market. Nevertheless, looking ahead at the next ten years, Japan looks poised to normalise itself, and the economy and real estate market are likely to fare well in turn."
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"Savills Researches all over the world predict the Real Estate Investment Performance in 2024"
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"In light of the recent Savills survey on the investment climate for real estate in 2024, this blog outlines the findings for Dutch real estate according to the local Investment and Market Intelligence team. "

"In the midst of a challenging global economy, Japan has proven to be a stable and resilient market. The delayed reopening has led to a significant release of pent-up demand, driving growth in various real estate sectors and the overall economy. This has attracted both existing and new investors eager to expand their presence in Japan. Despite potential challenges like expected interest rate hikes and limited opportunities, the country’s nominal growth prospects and overall stability are anticipated to maintain stronger transaction volumes in 2024."