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Tokyo Office Briefing - Q1/2012
01 May 2012

With quarterly movement in Grade A rents hovering close to the 0% threshold, anticipation of future growth stimulated investor appetite for well-positioned assets in Q1/2012. Tenants, meanwhile, supported prime occupancy levels through property upgrades and consolidations.

 

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Tokyo Office Briefing - Q1/2012

Tokyo Office Briefing - Q1/2012

01 May 2012

With quarterly movement in Grade A rents hovering close to the 0% threshold, anticipation of future growth stimulated investor appetite for well-positioned assets in Q1/2012. Tenants, meanwhile, supported prime occupancy levels through property upgrades and consolidations.

 
 
 
Tokyo Office Briefing - Q4/2011

Tokyo Office Briefing - Q4/2011

20 February 2012

Although yet to enter a growth scenario, quarterly decline in Tokyo’s prime rent is now close to 0%. Robust tenant demand for consolidation space and property upgrades has also led to reduced vacancy in most submarkets.

 
 
 
Tokyo Office Briefing - Q3/2011

Tokyo Office Briefing - Q3/2011

30 October 2011

With rents at historic lows, the Tokyo leasing market remained active in the third quarter as requirements for office consolidations continued to drive demand. The earthquake-related lull in investment transactions in Q2/2011, meanwhile, proved short lived, supported by a general view that market pricing is close to its nadir.

 
 
 
Tokyo Office Briefing - Q2/2011

Tokyo Office Briefing - Q2/2011

30 July 2011

Leasing activity remained robust in Q2/2011 as tenant demand refocused on seismic security and business contiguity in the wake of the Great East Japan Earthquake. As expected, investment volume dipped as core investors sized-up risk, while opportunistic plays have yet to materialise. Signs of improved liquidity and market appetite suggest this should ease into the second half of the year."

 
 
 

Japan Office Leasing Briefing - Q1/2011

30 April 2011

Both the Tokyo office leasing and investment markets demonstrated a healthy recovery in Q1 prior to the tragic natural disasters of 11 March. Looking ahead, while the Tokyo market is likely to witness a notable dip in activity in the short term, the longer-term prospects for investment-grade office assets remain sound.

 
 
 
Tokyo Office Briefing - Q1/2011

Tokyo Office Briefing - Q1/2011

30 April 2011

Both the Tokyo office leasing and investment markets demonstrated a healthy recovery in Q1 prior to the tragic natural disasters of 11 March. Looking ahead, while the Tokyo market is likely to witness a notable dip in activity in the short term, the longer-term prospects for investment-grade office assets remain sound.

 
 
 
Tokyo Office Leasing Briefing - Q4/2010

Tokyo Office Leasing Briefing - Q4/2010

28 February 2011

The current tenant-friendly leasing environment helped to spur prime office demand over Q4. As tenants take advantage of historically low rents in Grade ‘A’ properties, however, increased pressure is likely to be placed on the achievable rental level of secondary products.  

 
 
 
Tokyo Office Leasing Briefing - Q3/2010

Tokyo Office Leasing Briefing - Q3/2010

10 November 2010

Leasing activity remains strong in the third quarter as central Tokyo office fundamentals show continued signs of improvement. Assuming the market suffers no external shocks, modest rental growth may be seen over the coming quarters.    

 
 
 
Tokyo Office Leasing Briefing - Q2/2010

Tokyo Office Leasing Briefing - Q2/2010

23 August 2010

  Tokyo’s C5W average rent and vacancy rate has continued to flatten out in the second quarter, a sign that the market is fast approaching the bottom of the current rental cycle.  

 
 
 

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Koji Naito

Koji Naito

Associate Director
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Savills Japan

 

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